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2-8
Planning Repeater Installation
Figure 2-6 shows the maximum cable distance for a DTE-to-DTE
connection with one repeater in the configuration using 100Base-FX
cabling.
Figure 2-6. DTE-to-DTE 100Base-FX Connection
Smart Uplink Port Cable
The Smart Uplink module requires the following types of cable:
TX Type (Part Number 267045-001)
(UTP or STP), Category 5
FX (ST) Type (Part Number 276042-001)
micron fiber
FX (SC) Type (Part Number 267043-001)
micron fiber
Modem Cable
You can use a standard EIA RS-232 cable to connect the serial COM port,
located on the front panel of the managed 100Base-T repeater (Models 2624
and 3612), to a modem. This lets you perform out-of-band management and
Flash (firmware) downloads via a remote dial-up to the modem. When you
connect a PC to the serial interface for local management, you must use an EIA
RS-232 null modem cable.
Standard 4-wire twisted-pair
Multi-mode 62.5/125
Multi-mode 62.5/125
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