Intrepid Control Systems RAD-Star User Manual page 17

Broadr-reach 100base-t1 / ethernet active tap
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Please complete these steps to use the RAD-Star as a media converter:
1.
Connect BroadR-Reach Cable to RAD-Star: Attach the Mini50 connector on a
BroadR-Reach cable to the BR MSTR port if your ECU is configured as a slave device,
or BR SLAVE if it is configured as a master; Figure 16 shows an example of the former.
Note that some devices can operate as master or slave, so you can use either port. You
should hear a click when the plug snaps into place.
Figure 16: Connecting a BroadR-Reach Cable to the RAD-Star BR MSTR Port.
Star doesn't work, you'll know you chose incorrectly; the hardware
will not be damaged, and you can simply swap to the other port. If
you change which BroadR-Reach port you use, remember to also
change the Ethernet port you connect to as well.
2.
Connect BroadR-Reach Cable to ECU: Attach the other end of the BroadR-Reach
cable to the ECU.
3.
Connect Ethernet Cable to RAD-Star: If you used the BR MSTR port in Step 1,
connect one end of a standard Ethernet cable to the RAD-Star's MASTER conventional
Ethernet port. If you used the BR SLAVE port in Step 1, instead connect it to the RAD-
Star's SLAVE Ethernet port. Figure 17 shows the MASTER port being used.
Version 1.2 - June 1, 2016
Note: If you are unsure of whether the ECU is a master or
slave, just choose either BR SLAVE or BR MSTR. If the RAD-
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