Transition Networks Installing Model 1004 Repeater Hub, BNC Connector/10Base2 Connection

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Installing Model 1004 Repeater Hub

NOTE: Rackmount screws and clip nuts are NOT provided with the Model 1004 Repeater Hub.

To install the Model 1004 Repeater Hub in 19-inch rack cabinet:

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1.Locate four (4) screws (and clip nuts, if necessary) for each Model 1004 Repeater Hub to be installed.

2.Carefully align the Model 1004 Repeater Hub between the 19- inch rack mounting rails at the installation position.

3.Install two screws through right front bracket and two screws through left front bracket, using clip nuts if necessary.

To install the Model 1004 Repeater on table or other flat surface:

1.Carefully turn Model 1004 Repeater Hub to side.

2.Install four (4) rubber feet (provided with repeater hub):

•Remove protective paper from adhesive surface of rubber foot.

•Position rubber foot at bottom corner of repeater hub.

•Secure rubber foot to repeater hub surface.

•Repeat for remaining rubber feet.

3.Return Model 1004 Repeater Hub to upright position.

Connecting Cable to SIC/RJ-45 Connectors

Connections between installed Model 1004 Repeater Hub SICs or between a Model 1004 Repeater Hub SIC and a hub or terminal device include:

•Female AUI Connector/10Base5

•Male AUI Connector/PC

•RJ Connector/10BaseT

•BNC Connector/10Base2

•ST Connector/Fiber Optic

BNC Connector/10Base2 Connection

The thinnet coaxial card (E-CX-SIC) provides a BNC connector to 10Base2.

NOTE: Verify that coax cables on Model 1004 Repeater Hub are terminated properly at both ends.

 

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Model 1004

12-Port Ethernet™ Repeater Hub

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Contents Model 1004 12-PORT HUB Specifications TBT-HB-100410Base2 Cable Specifications 10BaseT Cable and Connector SpecificationsModel Port Ethernet Repeater Hub Ethernet Cable Specifications Table of ContentsIntroduction Model 1004 Repeater HubWarranty Statement Networking the Model 1004 Repeater HubMaintenance Fault IsolationRepeater Connectors, Indicators and Switch Technical Support ContactMonitoring Power LED OperationSite Considerations Monitoring Status LEDsConnecting Power to Model 1004 Repeater Ensuring Correct Segment NumberEnsuring Correct 10BaseT Configuration Male AUI Connector/PC ConnectionFiber Optic Connector/10BaseFL Connection Installation Female AUI Connector/10Base5 or Transceiver ConnectionUnpacking the Model 1004 Repeater Hub Part NumberInstalling Slide-In Cards Twisted Pair Connector/10BaseT ConnectionInstalling Model 1004 Repeater Hub Connecting Cable to SIC/RJ-45 ConnectorsBNC Connector/10Base2 Connection

1004 specifications

Transition Networks 1004 is a versatile and robust solution designed to facilitate efficient networking in various environments. It plays a critical role in converting Ethernet signals over long distances and interfacing with a range of network devices. This capability is essential for businesses and organizations looking to maintain high-performance connectivity without compromising on reliability.

One of the standout features of the Transition Networks 1004 is its support for Gigabit Ethernet, which allows for high data throughput. This ensures that large files and data-heavy applications can be transmitted quickly and reliably, making it an ideal choice for cloud-based services and data centers. The device also supports various Ethernet standards, making it compatible with a wide range of equipment.

The 1004 is equipped with advanced media conversion technology that enables seamless integration between different media types. It can efficiently convert Ethernet signals from copper to fiber and vice versa. This flexibility allows organizations to extend their network reach without the need for complex or costly infrastructure upgrades. Additionally, the ability to use fiber optics significantly increases transmission distances, reducing latency and improving overall network performance.

Furthermore, this device is designed with high durability in mind. Transition Networks has built the 1004 to withstand harsh environmental conditions, making it suitable for deployment in challenging settings. Its rugged design ensures that it can operate effectively even in areas with extreme temperatures or other environmental stressors.

Ease of installation and operation is another key characteristic of the Transition Networks 1004. The device features user-friendly interfaces and straightforward configuration processes, making it accessible for IT personnel of varying skill levels. This reduces deployment time and minimizes the risk of errors during installation.

In summary, Transition Networks 1004 stands out for its combination of Gigabit Ethernet support, media conversion capabilities, rugged durability, and ease of use. These features make it an optimal choice for organizations seeking reliable and efficient network solutions to meet their growing connectivity demands. Whether in a data center, corporate office, or industrial setting, the Transition Networks 1004 provides the performance and flexibility necessary for modern networking needs.
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