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I see the wiring diagram refers to these pairs as Data B1 and Data B2 I assumed they were for data in and data out, respectively, as they are in an Ethernet network... Thanks..

Did that... When only one was connected, (no matter which one it was), it would be detected if it was hooked up to the back of the HDX display, and not detected when it was hooked up to the hub. And the two pairs are there because (as in all networks), it needs one pair for sending data...

No, actually, the problem went away when I spliced the wires from both servos, AS LONG AS I CONNECTED THE SINGLE DB-9F PLUG INTO ONE OF THE HDX DISPLAY PORTS. If I connect it to the hub, neither servo is detected/recognized. And I considered the hypothesis that it was a bad servo, but, (before...

Yes, i spliced the four data lines together into one DB9F connector, plugged that into one port on back of display and it all works. As an aside, after running mutiple tests (of network configuration, detect function), with separate servo connectors plugged into various ports on hub, and into...

Yes, splicing them together and only using only one db9/port should work. That's my next plan. I am out of ports on the hub otherwise. Someone at Dynon told me you couldn't do that with servos, but as i undersrand the network, that does not make sense. Perhaps I misunderstood what he told me.

Installing pitch and roll servos. When i connect pitch servo to hub and roll servo to display, network only finds roll servo. Configuration and test of roll servo is then normal. Ailerons deflect properly during test. So I then switch, and connect pitch servo to display and roll servo to hub...