Connecting to a Network
4.3 Connecting to a Standard Ethernet Network
4.3.3 Connect a Transceiver Cable to Your System
A transceiver cable is the physical connection between a standard Ethernet
network interface and an InfoServer 150 system. You use a transceiver cable to
connect your system to an H4000 transceiver or DELNI unit, which is attached
to the standard Ethernet cable. To connect a transceiver cable to your system:
1.
Set the
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on/off switch on the rear of the system unit to off (O).
2.
Connect the 15-pin connector on the transceiver cable to the standard
Ethernet connector on the rear of the system unit.
3.
Use a screwdriver to move the connector’s sliding lock and make the
standard Ethernet connection secure.
Figure 4–6 Securing Standard Ethernet Connector
Sliding Lock
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4.3.4 Troubleshooting the Standard Ethernet Connection
If you have problems verifying the standard Ethernet connection, follow these
steps:
1.
Make sure the loopback connector is securely connected to the system.
If you are connected to an active Ethernet segment, you can test the system
without the loopback connector.
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