Figure 2-2 LFH4-M Front Panel
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Figure 2-3 LFH8-M Front Panel
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The LFH Mini Fast Ethernet Hubs were designed for easy Òplug and playÓ installation. Before you connect the LFH to other devices, there are several issues you should keep in mind:
▼When connecting the LFH to a workstation using unshielded twisted pair cable, you must make sure that the cable length is not greater than 100 meters
▼When you connect two LFH hubs, you must make sure that the link between them is not longer than 5 meters
▼Network cable segments can be connected to, or disconnected from the hub while the power is on. Plugging in or removing network cables while your hub is operating will not interrupt the operation of the hub
▼When placing your LFH hub, you need to avoid dusty locations and electromagnetically noisy areas
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