Intel 100BASE-TX manual

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C H A P T E R 2

Intel Express 100BASE- TX Stackable Hub

CAUTION

The power cord is a North American type, UL-listed/ CSA-certified power supply cord. Immediately discard this cord if it is inappropriate for the electrical system of your country, and obtain the proper cord as required by your national electrical codes or ordinances.

2.Install any optional modules in the media adapter and/or expansion slots in the hub.

a.Remove the filler panel from the slot.

For instructions on removing filler panels, see “Installing and Removing Filler Panels” later in this chapter.

b.Install the module in the appropriate slot.

The media adapter fits into the media adapter slot. For instructions on installing a media adapter, refer to the documentation that shipped with your media adapter.

The NMM fits into the expansion slot. For instructions on installing an NMM, refer to the documentation that shipped with your NMM.

The 100BASE-TX Host Module fits into the expansion slot. For instructions on installing a 100BASE-TX Host Module, refer to the documentation that shipped with your host module.

3.Make the connections to the ports on the hub and optional installed media adapter and host module.

For instructions on making connections to ports, see “Making Connections to 100BASE-T Ports” in Chapter 3.

4.When installation for each unit in your stack is complete, connect the power cord(s) to the hub.

Connect the power cord(s), first to the power entry receptacle on the hub rear panel and then to the wall.

5.Verify the installation.

For instructions on verifying the installation, see “Verifying Installation” in Chapter 3.

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Contents 100BASE-TX Page Statement of Conditions Certificate of the Manufacturer/Importer Limited 1-year hardware warranty Returning a defective productLimitation of liability and remedies Page Contents Index Intel customer support Features OverviewPhysical Description Chassis Major ComponentsPin # MDI-X signal MDI signal Port Front PanelRJ-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 SlotPower Receptacle Cascade ConnectorsRear 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 Installing Multiple Hubs Physical Requirements for Installing Multiple HubsStacking and Cascading Hubs Mounting Requirements for Installing Multiple Hubs Installing Optional Modules in the HubInstalling 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 Appendix a Technical Specifications Optional Equipment Technical SpecificationsElectrical Specifications Network Protocol and Standards CompatibilityPhysical Specifications Environmental SpecificationsSafety Agency Approvals Electromagnetic EmissionsOptional Equipment Media AdaptersInterface 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