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Ethernet Overview Connector Maximum Segment Length Minimum Cable Length Between Nodes Maximum Number of Nodes per Segment 8-pin RJ-45 100m (330ft) BNC, isolated ground N-Series, male 185m (607ft) standard. 500m (1640 ft) D-type 15 pin female 50m (165ft) 0.6m (2ft) 0.5m (1.5ft) 2.5m (8.2ft) 0 0 2 30 100 2 2 dual ST 10BASE-FL 2.0 km (1.24 miles) FOIRL 1.0 km (0.62 miles) Twisted Pair Wiring RJ-45 Pin PDS/258A Wire Color 10BT (UTP) 1 T2 White-Orange stripe Transmit+ 2 R2 Orange-White stripe Transmit- 3 T3 White-Green stripe Receive+ 4 R1 Blue-White stripe 5 T1 White-Blue stripe 6 R3 Green-White stripe Receive- 7 T4 White-Brown stripe 8 R4 Brown-White stripe Network Topology Ethernet network topology, as referred to in networking terms, is simply a map of how a system is or will be laid out. Depending on the type of equipment in an installation, the topology can be either a linear or star configuration, or a combination of the two. Each run of cable in a LAN is known as a segment, hence a LAN (Local Area Network) can be made up of one or more segments. A linear network topology is one that is made up of directly interconnected segments, a node exists at each segment intersection. A star network topology is one where each node is connected to a central hub. The hub establishes, maintains and terminates all connections between the nodes. In a LAN, the hub is may be a workstation or in a larger multi-port network the hub is most likely to be a multiplexer. If a segment in an installation is longer than the length allowed by Ethernet rules, a repeater must be used. A repeater is a device that connects two or more segments and mirrors whatever it sees on one segment to all the other attached segments. A partitioning repeater can recognize a fault on any of its segments and cease to reflect from that until the fault is rectified. This prevents wiring problems on one segment interfering with communications on other segments. This section covers the following topics: ❍ Ethernet 4-3-2 Rule file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/page43.htm (5 of 9)11/2/2004 3:03:20 AM
Ethernet Overview ❍ ❍ ❍ Ethernet Hubs Ethernet Backbone Typical Ethernet Configurations Ethernet 4-3-2 Rule As a rule of thumb, when designing an Ethernet topology to a achieve a reliable system you must follow the 4-3-2 Rule. ● ● ● In any LAN, there can be no more than four repeaters In any thinnet LAN, only three segments can have active nodes. Other segments can only exist as extensions of the overall length of the LAN. In any LAN, there can be no more than two repeaters between any two communicating nodes. Ethernet Hubs As stated earlier, a HUB forms the centre of a star topology network or cabling system. A multi-node UTP network of more than two nodes require a hub. Conceptually the node connections ‘radiate’ outward from a centrally located hub. By mixing hubs with thinnet or fibre optic backbones, network topologies with two or more ‘stars’ can be created. Ethernet Backbone Backbone is a generic term for LAN or WAN (Wide Area Network) connectivity between subnetworks. Subnetworks are connected to the backbone via bridges and/or routers. The backbone acts as a communications trunk. In permanent installations, a backbone topology will provide for greater preconfigured connectivity, heavier total data traffic and greater expansion potential. A backbone can provide the basis of an Ethernet system. The backbone can be either a thinnet or fibre optic. Typical Ethernet Configurations Small system configuration An example small system would contain a console and an SN100 connected by either a UTP or 10BASE-T cable. For a system consisting of just two nodes, a null HUB must be used. A system based on 50W coaxial cable the only additional hardware are the T-pieces and the 50W terminators. file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/page43.htm (6 of 9)11/2/2004 3:03:20 AM
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Front Additional software features
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CommuniquePro2 CommuniquéPro (Cont
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Console Connectors www ● Sbus 1-4
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Networker Software the RJ-45 port (
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Show Setup Screen recorded and run.
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Recording Cues Recording Cues see a
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Groups ❍ Group 998.3 - *Partition
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Page 531 and 532: Contents ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ SN
Page 533 and 534: Table Of Contents Common Features
Page 535 and 536: Table Of Contents ● ● ● ●
Page 543 and 544: Table Of Contents ❍ ❍ ■ Conso
Page 545 and 546: Table Of Contents ● Viewing and E
Page 547 and 548: Table Of Contents ❍ ■ Installin
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Page 551 and 552: Table Of Contents Server Software
Page 553 and 554: Table Of Contents ● Showport File
Page 555 and 556: Notes changes made when you install
Page 557 and 558: SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes SN100
Page 559 and 560: SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes SN102
Page 561 and 562: SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes Servi
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Page 565 and 566: SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes 14 12
Page 567 and 568: Ethernet Overview Thick Net This us
Page 569: Ethernet Overview A typical configu
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Page 575 and 576: Tutorial The More Key The [MORE] ke
Page 577 and 578: SN103 and SN104 Network Nodes I/F N
Page 579 and 580: Index Index A B C D E F G H I J K L
Page 581 and 582: Index Channel Check Channel Control
Page 583 and 584: Index Cue Sheet Macros (Show Setup
Page 585 and 586: Index Effect Fade Times Effect Leve
Page 587 and 588: Index The Internal Diagnostic Scree
Page 589 and 590: Index Network Video (Networker) Net
Page 591 and 592: Index Recording Effect Properties R
Page 593 and 594: Index Setting Up an External Submas
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Page 605 and 606: Common Commands QR Effect and Funct
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