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Transcript
10bBase-T to 10Base-2
Converter
USER’S MANUAL
502443
I-ET-600
10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
Table of Contents
1.
2.
3.
Introduction
Product Summary & Benefits…………………………
1
Features ……………………………………………….
2
Specifications…………………………………………..
3
Package Contents …………………………………….
3
Installation
MDI/MDIX Connection………………………………..
4
Positioning of Converter………………………………
4
Install Your Connection………………………………..
6
LED Indicators
LED Indicators………………………………………….
7
10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
1
Introduction
Product Summary & Benefits:
The 10Base-T to 10Base-2 Media Converter was specifically
designed to offer the network designer the tools for migration from
UTP based Ethernet to Coaxial based Ethernet. Now migration or
expansion of existing networks can be achieved with minimum
cost and complexity.
The converter is completely transparent to the network so the
network performs exactly the way it did before - only now it can
migrate both UTP and Coaxial mediums.
Expands the Size of an Existing Network
Provides UTP/Coaxial connectivity to Ethernet segments allowing
for even further networking expansion between extended nodes.
Allows for the quick and easy addition of Coaxial segments to
existing 10Base-T networks.
Enhances Networking Distances
Connecting this Converter to UTP segments can further extend
distances up to maximum 185 meters beyond the converter for a
total segment length of 285 meters. The Converter can be
connected to an additional Fiber converter for even longer
distances.
Cabling Flexibility
Allows network managers to put fiber cabling anywhere within a
network without retrofitting the arrangement of the Ethernet
network. Compact location or used in wall mount installation.
Several converters can be simultaneously installed by using a 19”
Rack-mount Chassis.
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
Features

Complies with 802.3 10Base-T/2 standards

MDI/MDI-X push button selection for RJ-45 port connection

Extended distances up to 285m

Operates in half duplex mode

Compatible with other 10Base-T/2 devices

Status LEDs for RCV & LNK to easily monitor network
configuration

External power supply

2-year warranty

FCC Class A & CE approved
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
Specifications
Standard:
IEEE 802.3 10Bade-T/2
Connector:
1x shielded RJ-45, 1x BNC
Max. Distance: UTP:
Unit LED:
100 meters (Cat 3.)
Coaxial:
185 meters
PWR:
llluminated for normal operation
PART:
llluminated when partitioning occurs
LNK:
llluminated for receiving link pulses
from Complaint device
RCV:
llluminated or flashing when data
packets are being transmitted
Delay:
Bit
Same as Class 1 repeater, Typically less than 23
Switch:
Voltage:
AC voltage to
12VDC @ 0.5A power adapter
Frequency: 47Hz to 63Hz
Temp:
Operating: 0℃– 70℃
Storage:
-20℃ to 70℃
Humidity:
Operating: 10% to 80%RH
Dimensions:
110.0 x 68.0 x 23.0mm
Package Contents

One Converter

One AC adapter

Four Self-Adhesive feet

Operation Manual
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
2
Installation
To successfully install your converter, please refer to the following
procedures:

MDI/MDI-X Connection

Positioning of Converter

Install Your Converter
MDI/MDI-X Connection
The MDI/MDI-X push button alleviates the worry of the type of
cable to use when connecting the converter with another
10Base-T device. Simply follow these instructions below when
connecting the converter:
Device
Cable
Configuration
Selection
Hub or
Switch
Straight
Through
Select
MDI
Hub or
Switch
Crossover
Select
MDI-X
DTE
(NIC)
Straight
Through
Select
MDI
MDI-X
MDI
10Base-T
Location of Crossover Switch
Crossover Selection Table
Positioning of Converter
The following are drawings of typical Applications for the Converter.
Obviously the actual distances will depend on your network, the
quality of cables used and the terminal equipment you employ.
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
Example 1
The Converter allows the conversion from 10Base-T UTP to
10Base-2 Coaxial cable. In this configuration, equipment can be
added to existing 10Base-T networks. Distances of up to 185
meters can be achieved.
Ethernet Hub/Switch
100 Mtr.
UTP
185 Mtr.
RG-58 A/U Coaxial
Cable
Example 2
The Converter allows the conversion from 10Base-T UTP to
10Base-2 Coaxial cable. In this configuration an additional
10Base-2 segment is added to the network.
Ethernet
Hub/Switch
100 Mtr.
UTP
NWT-72
185 Mtr.
RG-58 A/U Coaxial Cable
Example 3
By using a combination of converters, it is possible to achieve
extended 10Base-2 segments.
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
Install Your Converter
10Base-T Connection
1. Make sure that the length for straight through twisted pair cable
between 10Base-T device (hub or switch) and converter is no
longer than 100 meters.
2. Connect one end of twisted pair cable to RJ-45 jack on the
converter and the other end of the cable to the RJ-45
jack
on the 10Base-T device.
100 Mtr.
UTP
10Base-2 Connection
1. Connect one end of a coaxial cable segment
to
the
converter. The other end of the of the cable can be connected
directly to a 10Base-2 device or multiple
devices can tap
into the cable length.
185 Mtr.
RG-58 A/U Coaxial Cable
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10Base-T to 10Base-2 Converter
3
LED Indicators
This converter has several LEDs to enable you to determine the
status of the converter and to also see what is happening across
your network. They are as follows:
LNK
MDI-X
MDI
10Base-2
RCV PART
10Base-T
LNK
Link - Illuminated when receiving link pulses from
compliant devices
RCV
Receive - Flashing or illuminated when data packets are
being received
PART
Partition - W hen an excessive amount of collisions occur
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