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UTP AND THIN ETHERNET REPEATERS

4.4  Patch Cables

A patch cable connects each phone-wire pair to a Repeater port.  Each
patch cable extends from the port to the phone punchdown block
containing the phone-wire connection. You must make your own patch
cables for an installation, or obtain them from your dealer.  They are not
included with your Repeaters.

Cables, plugs, and the tools to make patch cables can be purchased from

your dealer.  When making patch cables to connect punchdown blocks to
repeaters, use only the two center pins 3 and 4 by joining one wire to pin 3
on both plugs and the other to pin 4 on both plugs with a crimping tool.  If
you are making patch cords for connecting the repeaters directly to the
punchdown blocks, make sure the wire used is compatible with the
punchdown block.  Most blocks do not work properly with stranded wires.
These cables will typically have a connector on only one end, with the
other end connected directly to the punchdown block.

NOTE

Because standard telephone patch cords contain a crossover in their
wiring, they will not function in a network.  Neither will flat “Silver Satin”
telephone patch cords since they are not made of twisted-pair wires.

Fig. 4-3.  Straight-Through Cabling.

4.5  About Cable Connections and Lengths

Long Distance Repeaters are capable of operating over cable spans up to
1500 feet (457.2 m) in length.  You can have up to three Repeaters (2
links) connected in a row.  Refer to Fig. 4-4.

3
4

3
4

Straight through Cabling

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78

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Содержание LZ1500A-R3

Страница 1: ...1000 Park Drive Lawrence PA 15055 1018 724 746 5500 Fax 724 746 0746 Copyright 2000 Black Box Corporation All rights reserved ...

Страница 2: ...rt 24 hours a day 7 days a week Call 724 746 5500 or fax 724 746 0746 Mail order Black Box Corporation 1000 Park Drive Lawrence PA 15055 1018 Web site www blackbox com E mail info blackbox com MAY 2000 LZ1500A R3 LZ1502A R3 LZ1503A R4 LZ1504A R3 Long Distance Repeaters UTP BNC UTP 2 BNC UTP BNC RJ 45 UTP 4 BNC AUI LD Repeater L D ...

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Страница 4: ...peration of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be necessary to correct the interference Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This digital apparatus does not exceed the C...

Страница 5: ...7 El aparato eléctrico debe ser montado a la pared o al techo sólo como sea recomendado por el fabricante 8 Servicio El usuario no debe intentar dar servicio al equipo eléctrico más allá a lo descrito en las instrucciones de operación Todo otro servicio deberá ser referido a personal de servicio calificado 9 El aparato eléctrico debe ser situado de tal manera que su posición no interfiera su uso L...

Страница 6: ...de existir una antena externa deberá ser localizada lejos de las lineas de energia 16 El cable de corriente deberá ser desconectado del cuando el equipo no sea usado por un largo periodo de tiempo 17 Cuidado debe ser tomado de tal manera que objectos liquidos no sean derramados sobre la cubierta u orificios de ventilación 18 Servicio por personal calificado deberá ser provisto cuando A El cable de...

Страница 7: ...tance Repeaters 12 4 1 The Tools and Parts You Need 12 4 2 About the Wiring Closet 13 4 3 UTP Phone Wire 13 4 4 Patch Cables 14 4 5 About Cable Connections and Lengths 14 4 6 Installation Steps 16 4 6 1 Equipment Protection 16 4 6 2 Prepare the Site Plan 17 4 6 3 Measure Phone Wire 18 4 6 4 Install UTP Repeaters and Attach Patch Cables 20 4 6 5 Install 10BASE2 Thin Coax and AUI Segments 23 5 Monit...

Страница 8: ...4 BNC Thin Ethernet 4 RJ UTP port 1 AUI to indicate status Connectors LZ1500A R2 1 BNC female 1 RJ 12 female 1 5 pin DIN female for Power LZ1502A R2 2 BNC female 2 RJ 12 female 1 5 pin DIN female for Power LZ1503 R4 1 BNC female 1 RJ 12 female 1 RJ 45 1 5 pin DIN female for Power LZ1504A R2 4 BNC female 4 RJ 12 female 1 AUI 1 5 pin DIN female for Power Power 100 250 VAC autosensing wallmount power...

Страница 9: ...ts of each kit are listed below LZ1500A R3 1 LZ1500A R2 Repeater 1 SP528A surge protector A mounting kit with Velcro strips for wall mounting and rubber feet for table mounting 100 250 VAC autosensing wallmount power supply 47 63 Hz 9 V at 1 Amp This user s manual LZ1502A R3 1 LZ1502A R2 Repeater 2 SP528A surge protectors A mounting kit with Velcro strips for wall mounting and rubber feet for tabl...

Страница 10: ...able mounting 100 250 VAC autosensing wallmount power supply 47 63 Hz 9 V at 1 Amp This user s manual If you do not find all of these components in the box please call Black Box at 724 746 5500 2 3 Networking Terminology The world of computer networking is full of unique terminology You will come across some of that terminology in this manual If you are new to networking and do not understand a te...

Страница 11: ...ally installed with gas discharge protection devices carbon blocks or no protection devices at all If cabling has protection DO NOT BYPASS these devices they will help protect both your equipment and all those who work with it If the cable run you will be using is not protected DO NOT continue with the installation STOP Install suitable protection devices before proceeding and be sure that the man...

Страница 12: ...less This formula works for standard 24 gauge phone wire 5 Check that the wires are properly protected against hazardous voltages see Section 6 1 6 Make patch cables with RJ 11 plugs Wire the RJ 11 plugs using the two center pins 3 and 4 Connect them straight through pin 3 to 3 pin 4 to 4 do not reverse polarity 7 Plug in the power supply and attach it to the repeater The LEDs on the repeater will...

Страница 13: ...nd only one additional terminator at the far end of the run If the terminator is not attached or there are two or more terminators in addition to the termination provided by the repeater that segment of the network will not operate properly Fig 3 1 10BASE2 Thin Ethernet Segment Must End at the Repeater Some Network Interface Cards NICs hubs and adapters have terminators built in that may be enable...

Страница 14: ...e to be connected to any other point in the network through a maximum of two links 3 hubs In most but not all cases depending on the configuration of the rest of the network it is permissible to have three connections in a line If your network layout requires more than two connections call for technical support Up to 1 500 feet single UTP Repeater Terminator Terminator Repeater RG58 A U Coax RG58 ...

Страница 15: ...hem with patch cables to the phone punch down block or patch panel 4 Interconnecting with 10BASE2 coax 10BASE T or AUI Ethernet segments as applicable 5 Starting the system 4 1 The Tools and Parts You Need Installing Repeaters is fast and simple but does require tools and parts you may not normally have around the office Before you begin installation be sure you have these tools and parts on hand ...

Страница 16: ...nals to the repeater with short patch cables While the wiring closet may seem like an intimidating and confusing place installing and wiring a Repeater there will be surprisingly easy 4 3 UTP Phone Wire Repeaters are intended for use with 100 ohm unshielded twisted pair telephone wire UTP already installed in and between buildings Buildings individual floors and wings of a building are often inter...

Страница 17: ...e making patch cords for connecting the repeaters directly to the punchdown blocks make sure the wire used is compatible with the punchdown block Most blocks do not work properly with stranded wires These cables will typically have a connector on only one end with the other end connected directly to the punchdown block NOTE Because standard telephone patch cords contain a crossover in their wiring...

Страница 18: ...HERNET REPEATERS Fig 4 4 Connecting Multiple Links Building One Repeater Repeater Repeater Repeater Repeater Retiming Repeater Building Two Building Three Building Four Building Five Repeater to building 2 ThinNet Ports ...

Страница 19: ... all If cabling has protection DO NOT BYPASS these devices they will help protect both your equipment and all those who work with it If the cable run you will be using is not protected DO NOT continue with the installation STOP Install suitable protection devices before proceeding and be sure that the manufacturer s instructions are followed fully including connecting the ground strap This protect...

Страница 20: ...5 Prepare the Site Plan 3 Locate and identify each pair of wire that you will use for the long distance interconnection The wire pairs must run only between the two points to be connected The link will not connect if there is a bridge tap anywhere on the link Workstations Location Two Workstations Punch Down Block Workstations Location One Location One Location Three Punch Down Block Punch Down Bl...

Страница 21: ... Multiply the resistance by 20 to find the length of the wire in feet For example 54 6 ohms would indicate a cable length of about 1100 feet 54 6 x 20 1092 This formula works for 24 gauge phone wire Refer to the chart below for maximum acceptable resistance values of other wire gauges Attach a label to each pair showing its length This will be useful later if there is a cable fault To Repeater To ...

Страница 22: ...st be 100 ohm impedance unshielded twisted pair Telephone wire connected between two Repeaters may span up to 1 500 feet 457 2 m in length If a run is longer you must break it in the middle and add another repeater such as an LZ1502A between the two segments Fig 4 7 Measuring the Length of the Telephone Wire Connecting Two Repeaters Punch Down Block Short Pair Together Ohm Meter 54 6 Ohms Punch Do...

Страница 23: ...peater All LEDs on the repeater alternate between red and green 3 Wire the RJ 11 jacks using the two center pins 3 and 4 Attaching patch cable wires to the phone block requires the use of a punchdown or impact tool The wires must be punched down on forked pins corresponding to the phone wire pairs used for each end of the long distance span Fig 4 8 Punching Down Wires Form a loop at the end of eac...

Страница 24: ...ection The LEDs will continue to alternate until both ends of the link are powered up and connected together Once linked together the LED on one unit will light red and the LED on the other unit will light green If they do not latch please see Chapter 6 0 for help in diagnosing the problem Punch Down Block To UTP Port 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Punch Down Block To UTP Port 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ...

Страница 25: ...ET REPEATERS Fig 4 10 LZ150xA Series Hub to Hub Connection Punch Down Block Existing Hub To Stations RJ11 Existing Phone Wire Punch Down Block Existing Hub To Stations RJ11 Building Location One Building Location Two BNC BNC ...

Страница 26: ...nd LZ1508A with two four and eight BNC ports respectively Installation Steps 1 Connect 10BASE2 thin coax segments to the Repeater as if each port is a 50 ohm terminator 2 When a segment is properly attached and the far end of the segment is properly terminated the adjacent LED will cease alternating 3 Be sure to connect the shield of one only one of the segments to an earth ground Fig 4 11 The Seg...

Страница 27: ...that can be enabled or disabled via jumpers Make sure that only the NIC at the end of the segment farthest from the Repeater has its termination enabled and that all the rest are disabled If an external terminator is used then all the cards should have their termination disabled Fig 4 12 NIC Terminated at the End of the Segment Up to 1 500 feet single UTP Repeater Terminator Terminator Repeater RG...

Страница 28: ... Fig 4 13 Hub to Hub Connection With Termination Punch Down Block RJ11 Existing Phone Wire Punch Down Block RJ11 Building Location One Building Location Two BNC Existing Hub To Stations Terminator BNC Existing Hub To Stations Terminator ...

Страница 29: ...ch to other media such as 10BASE T or fiber optic networks The red LED indicates that the port is disabled This will occur when there are errors on the link such as multiple collisions in a row The port will be re enabled automatically once the error is cleared The green LED indicates the level of network traffic As network traffic increases the LED s intensity and blink duration increase Fig 4 14...

Страница 30: ...eater ports will turn on the same color LED The only effect is that the crossed link doesn t function The rest of the network will continue to operate but messages that must traverse the crossed link won t be received A short in a cable that is more than 100 feet from a repeater port will not be detected and that port will have its red LED on depending on how far the short is from the other repeat...

Страница 31: ...ected but there is a break in the wire When the LEDs alternate the corresponding port is automatically disconnected from the network This enables the remaining portions of the network to keep functioning until the problem is corrected 5 2 Troubleshooting Symptom No LEDs are on and the network does not operate Cause The repeater is not powered Action Check that the external power supply is plugged ...

Страница 32: ... using an ohmmeter The distance to the short in feet is approximately the resistance times 20 Note that more often than not the problem will be at a connection check connections first Symptom A single device in a coaxial run with all the other devices on the run working does not communicate Cause 1 The device is not connected to the coaxial leg Action 1 Verify that the coax loops into the device I...

Страница 33: ...in patch cables are used Reconnect the units with unshielded twisted pair Cause 4 Voice rated not data rated protection devices have been used Action 4 Only data rated surge protection devices will work properly Voice rated devices typically load the lines preventing high speed data transmission Replace any voice grade surge protectors with data rated devices Cause 5 The distance of the run exceed...

Страница 34: ...n of the net will operate very slowly but the rest of the equipment will be unaffected Do not use flat telephone cables for patch cables or any other network connection for two reasons 1 Some devices are quite sensitive to EMI and RFI noise If you use flat untwisted wire even short patch cables you may experience very poor performance 2 Flat telephone cables have their polarity reversed any device...

Страница 35: ... lower bandwidth networks so those networks can pass data to each other Balun A device that connects a BALanced line to an UNbalanced line for example a twisted wire pair to coaxial cable A balanced line is one in which both wires are electrically equal In an unbalanced line such as coaxial cable one line the central conductor has different physical properties from the other the surrounding concen...

Страница 36: ...bbreviated as Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection CSMA CD Gateway A device or program that connects two LANs that use different protocols and translates between these protocols allowing devices on the two networks to communicate with each other Hub A device that extends the maximum physical length of a network by receiving and then retransmitting signals among network segments A...

Страница 37: ...orks Node An addressable device on a network such as a printer fax modem or computer Ohm An electrical unit of measurement used to measure the resistance of a transmission medium to the flow of electrons a current through the medium Ohmmeter A device that measures the resistance of electrical current flowing through a wire Packet A group of bits including address data and control elements that are...

Страница 38: ...terpreted by some unauthorized person Star Topology A centralized network with a hub concentrator or star controller in the center and all the nodes connected to it The hub controls access and transmission along all of the connecting lines Star networks are simple to control because all control takes place at one point 10BASE5 The original Ethernet medium an implementation of the Ethernet IEEE sta...

Страница 39: ...twork is its road map and can show which devices can communicate directly and which cannot because they don t share a connection path Typical topologies used on local area networks are the bus star and ring Transceiver A device used to connect a network node to a network segment Transceivers are also known as MAUs Media Access Units Twisted Pair Twisted pair cable consists of two insulated strands...

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