Coma FW-C2800 Specifications download pdf (Page 25)

Selecting the ThinWire and Thick Wire Network

Interface

The Turbo board has a shunt connector (J3) that selects the ThinWire

or thick-wire network interface. The shunt connector has a 3-row

jumper arrangement. The default setting of the shunt connector

automatically selects either ThinWire or twisted-pair interface. If

AUI connectivity is needed, the shunt connector settings need to be

changed.

Table 2–1 summarizes the shunt connector settings. Figure 3 in

Product Kit Contents shows the shunt connector settings and also

the AUI thick wire and ThinWire settings that are printed on the

board.

Table 2–1 Shunt Connector Settings

If You Want To . . . Then . . .

Connect to a ThinWire or

twisted-pair Ethernet network

Leave the top row of pins on the shunt

connector open (the default setting).

Connect to an AUI Ethernet

network (thick wire)

Leave the bottom row of pins on the shunt

connector open.

Caution

Static electricity can damage printed circuit boards and chips.

It is strongly recommended that a grounded wrist strap and

grounded work-surface-to-earth ground be used when handling

these components.

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