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Referring to the following examples will improve your

understanding:

I. Network Interconnection via Twisted-Pair Wire:

100M

Note: The maximum cable distance from computer to hub or from

hub to hub via twisted-pair is 100 meters. Maximum of 4 hubs can

be uplinked together using the UTP cables.

II. Network Interconnection via Thin cable:

|← 185M (Thin Cable) →|

100M (TP cable) 100M

Note: Thin cable = RG-58A/U or RG58/U, 50 Ohms cable. The open end

of the T connector should be terminated with a 50 Ohms terminator. The

maximum Ethernet network length via thin coax cable is 185M.

Establish a Basic Twisted-Pair Network

1. Placing the hub

The hub should be located in a secure place accessible only to the

network administrator. It should be close to a power source, since

it requires power in order to operate.

When a suitable location is identified, connect one end of the

power to the hub and plug the other end into the power outlet.

After plugging the hub into a power outlet, you should check the

Power LED. If the power LED lights, then the hub is receiving

power and you can go on to the next step.

2. Connecting to the network

Once you have found an appropriate place for your hub, you can

connect network stations to it using 10Baes-T twisted pair,

10Base2 thin coaxial.

For twisted pair connections, you should use Category 3 or better

twisted pair cable. The cable should be installed by qualified

professional to insure that every part of your installation is capable

of carrying 10Base-T signals.

3. Connecting 10Base-T Twisted Pair Cabling

To connect station using twisted pair cabling, simply plug the cable’s

RJ-45 connector into an available RJ-45 connector on the hub.