networking:retro:3com-3c108
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| networking:retro:3com-3c108 [13/06/2025 09:57] – [Coax Interface] andrew | networking:retro:3com-3c108 [13/06/2025 10:56] (current) – [Coax Interface] andrew | ||
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| ===== Coax Interface ===== | ===== Coax Interface ===== | ||
| - | Two basic versions of thick ethernet taps were produces, this on is an example of where the Yellow Coax cable has to be severed and an N connector plug crimped or soldered to each end, these are then screwed in to the tap. | + | Two basic versions of thick ethernet taps were produced, this on is an example of where the Yellow Coax cable has to be severed and an N connector plug crimped or soldered to each end, these are then screwed in to the tap. |
| The other type used a sharp pin to pierce the cable and could be installed without interruption to service, these were often referred to as " | The other type used a sharp pin to pierce the cable and could be installed without interruption to service, these were often referred to as " | ||
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| - | text below | + | This MAU seems to have the option to install either the N connector module or something else from the way it is constructed. |
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