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Ethernet Cable Specifications ... Holding the cable in your hand, side-by-side, with the tab at the back, the wire connected to the pin on the outside of the left connector (pin 1) is the same color as the pin on the outside of the right connector (pin 8). On Cisco cables, pin 1 is white on one connector, and pin 8 is white...
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I have seen now so many messages on the News-Groups, and also received so many messages on this topic, that I am putting it up now like this: on a 10base2 coax network-cable, there MUST be a 50 Ohm terminator on each end: one terminator MUST be grounded, the other NOT!
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Which Cable Do I Need? The table below helps you determine which type of cable you need for your setup. ... Crossover - the first (far left) colored wire at one end of the cable is the third colored wire at the other end of the cable. Rolled - the colored wires at one end of the cable are in the reverse sequence of the...
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Ethernet Coaxial Thinnet (10Base2) cable assemblies, connectors, bulk cable and tooling. ... ; SC-9131 Ethernet Thinnet 10Base2 BNC Plug / BNC Plug Cable; Choose Any Length, and Jacket (PVC or Plenum); See product specifications... BNC Plug BNC Plug Buy Now! ... Ethernet Thinnet 10Base2 Cable...
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Purchase your 10Base2 Cable here. Related items include 10Base2 and Cable. ... ; Search by Cable Connectors ... You are here: PacificCable.com 10Base2 Cable...
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Another coax solution is to use 10base2 (cheapernet), which uses a DC level shift for collision detection. The official end-to-end maximum is 1000 meters which methink is rather conservative. The correct cable is 50 ohm RG-58/u.
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Re: Why is my 100mbs LAN so slow? - forum topic ... This made me revisit 802.3 (in a great hurry, it's in excess of 1500 pages :) ). The 2.5m I had in mind definitely applies to 10Base5 cable. 10Base2 is spec'ed at 0.5m. This doesn't seem to apply to 10BaseT however:
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So your maximum 10Base2 cable length using repeaters is 925 metres, ... The 10Base2 spec says the network "may" be grounded in one (and ONLY one) place, and doing this may reduce network errors. Grounding the network in more than one place WILL cause errors and may damage equipment thanks to potential differences...
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