GarrettCom Magnum 3000 manual Connecting ThickNet 10BASE5 AUI, Connecting ThinNet 10BASE2 BNC

Magnum 3000 Stackable Hubs Installation and User Guide (07/06)

3.1.2Connecting ThickNet 10BASE5 (AUI)

Using the steps below as a guide, attach a new or existing 10BASE5 ThickNet drop-cable directly to the AUI connector on the RPM-AUI or BPM-AUI port.

1.Plug the cable’s male end into the female AUI connector on the PM-AUI card.

2.Engage the AUI connector slide lock to insure maximum connectivity.

3.Connect the opposite end of the cable into a network AUI port. (This could be a network backbone transceiver, a hub or fan-out with an AUI port, or an AUI Port Module in a concentrator.)

The AUI port may also used for connecting to other Ethernet devices using standard AUI cabling. In this type of situation, it is important to consider the AUI segment length to the attached device, including any cascading. See “Product Description, RPM-AUI” for additional details.

3.1.3Connecting ThinNet 10BASE2 (BNC)

Connect the ThinNet coax cable to the BNC connector on the Magnum RPM- BNC or BPM-BNC card in the same manner as is done for any standard BNC connection. The PM-BNC port is specially equipped with an internal termination switch on the front of the card (see Section 4.1 for a description of this switch). This eliminates the need to use a "tee" connector when the BNC cable is ending at the connection to this PM. Some applications may require a "tee" connector, used as a tap, to allow the 10BASE2 coax segment to continue on past the PM-BNC connection.

3.1.4Connecting Drop Cable 10BASE5 (DTE)

Using the steps below as a guide, attach the 10BASE5 drop-cable directly to the DTE connector on the RPM-DTE port.

1.Plug the cable’s female end into the male DTE connector on the RPM-DTE card.

2.Engage AUI connector slide lock (on the cable) to insure maximum connectivity.

3.Connect the opposite end of the cable into a network AUI port. (This could be a server, router, bridge, hub, or UNIX workstation.)

3.1.5Connecting Fiber Optic 10BASE-FL and FOIRL (ST-type, “Twist-Lock")

The following procedure applies to FOIRL and 10BASE-FL applications using an RPM-ST or BPM-ST card with ST-type fiber connectors. (The primary difference between FOIRL and 10BASE-FL for users is the maximum distance allowed. 10BASE-FL is used for a fiber segment length of up to 2000m, while FOIRL is used for fiber segments of up to 1000m in length.)

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