Intel 100BASE-TX manual Physical Description

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Intel Express 100BASE- TX Stackable Hub

100BASE-T Media adapter slot to accommodate an optional media adapter that allows the repeater to be connected to other 100BASE-T network devices.

MDI/MDI-X push-button switch that allows 100BASE-T port 1 to be configured to connect to a 100BASE-T switch or other 100BASE-T internetworking device, such as a router, using a straight-through cable.

Physical Description

The Express hub is a stackable hub that is designed to efficiently handle both the needs of your 100BASE-T network today and the increasing needs of your network as it expands in the future. The Express hub provides 12 100BASE-T ports with RJ-45 connectors for connection to 12 end stations operating at 100 Mbps. In addition, the hub provides slots that accommodate various modules to further your network capabilities.

This section provides physical descriptions of the chassis and the front and rear panels of the Express hub. See Appendix A “Technical Specifications and Optional Equipment” for a description of optional modules supported by the Express hub.

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Contents 100BASE-TX Page Statement of Conditions Certificate of the Manufacturer/Importer Returning a defective product Limited 1-year hardware warrantyLimitation of liability and remedies Page Contents Index Intel customer support Features OverviewPhysical Description Chassis Major ComponentsFront Panel Pin # MDI-X signal MDI signal PortRJ-45 100BASE-TX Ports MDI/MDI-X Switch LED MatrixThis shows the LED matrix on the Express hub Type Label Color MeaningType Label Color Meaning 100BASE-T Media Adapter Slot Expansion SlotCascade Connectors Power ReceptacleRear Panel A P T E R Intel Express 100BASE- TX Stackable Hub Installing Removing Express Hub Site Preparation Operating Requirement EnvironmentPackage Contents Required Tools and MaterialsInstalling an Express hub Installing the Hub in a RackInstalling the Hub on a Table or Shelf Completing the InstallationPage Physical Requirements for Installing Multiple Hubs Installing Multiple HubsStacking and Cascading Hubs Installing Optional Modules in the Hub Mounting Requirements for Installing Multiple HubsInstalling Network Management Modules Installing and Connecting Multiple Hubs Removing an Express hub Removing and Installing Filler Panels Removing a filler panel Physical Configuration Guidelines Making Connections to 100BASE-T PortsNetwork Configuration Decisions Mbps Network DevicesConnecting Cables to the Hub Verifying Installation Checking the LEDsOther Items To Check Color Status indicationsUnit Numbering Convention 100BASE-T Network Configurations 100BASE-T Shared LANConnecting 100BASE-T Workstations to the Hub 100BASE-T Switched LAN 100BASE-TXA P T E R Intel Express 100BASE- TX Stackable Hub Electrical Specifications Appendix a Technical Specifications Optional EquipmentTechnical Specifications Network Protocol and Standards CompatibilitySafety Agency Approvals Physical SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Electromagnetic EmissionsMedia Adapters Optional EquipmentInterface Options Network Management Module 100BASE-TX Host ModulesP E N D I Page Physical Layer Media Specifications Appendix B 100BASE-T Topology Rules and GuidelinesRepeater Rules 100BASE-FXNetwork Topology Extensions 100BASE-T network topology of 400 meters 100BASE-T network topology of 521.6 meters Calculating Round Trip Collision Delay 100BASE-TSTP DTE types Maximum round trip Delay value Index D E NMM D E Intel customer support