2INDEX
H
hub
connections
hub to backbone 3-6
hub to Management Unit 3-1,3-5hub to node 3-2, 4-2 hub-to-hub interconnection 3-4
description 1-1 functions 1-4 installation 2-2LEDs 3-11,3-12specifications A-1
I
installing hub 2-2
desktop placement 2-5 positioning 2-2
rack mounting 2-3 unpacking 2-1
transceiver interface modules 2-6inter-hub bus (IHB) cable 3-4
L
LED descriptions activity 3-11Class I 3-12Class II 3-12collision 3-12 fan fail 3-12 link 3-11 overtemp 3-12 partition 3-11power 3-12
LinkBuilder FMS 100-TX Hub. See hub
M
Management Unit connecting to a hub 3-1, 3-5 in a hub stack 1-3
maximum UTP cable length, hub to node 4-2 multisegmented networks 3-7
N
network connections hub-to-backbone3-6hub-to-hub 3-4 hub-to-Management Unit 3-1, 3-5 hub-to-node 3-2
via a bridge, router, or switch 3-6,3-7,4-2,4-3,4-4network management and power-up disabled option 3-13network supplier support B-3
networks, heterogeneous 10/100 Mbps 3-7
O
on-line technical services B-1 operating voltage requirements A-1operation LEDs 3-12
P
physical dimensions A-1pin assignments
100BASE-TX transceiver interface module 3-3 RJ-45 3-3
straight-through cabling 3-2 port LEDs 3-11
power requirements A-1
power-up disabled option switch 3-13
R
rack mounting instructions for 2-3kit 2-1
rear panel connectors 1-3 description 1-2
power-up disabled option switch 3-13thirteenth port 1-1
Redundant Power System (RPS) 1-3function of 2-7
installation 2-7repeater(s)
classification of 3-9functions 1-4
LinkBuilder FMS 100-TX Hub 1-1 maximum number allowed 4-1
replacing the fuse 2-9
returning products for repair B-4 RJ-45 connector pin assignments 3-3 RJ-45 ports 1-1, 3-2