Operating Manual
Table Of Contents
- Cover.doc
- Title Page.doc
- Table of Contents.DOC
- Chapter 1 General Information.DOC
- Chapter 2 Equipment Setup.DOC
- Chapter 3 Installation.DOC
- Chapter 5 Operator Maintenance.doc
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting.doc
- CHAPTER 6
- 6-1 INTRODUCTION
- 6-2 CLIENT STATION PROBLEMS
- Symptoms
- Causes on the CAP
- Causes on the client station or ground-based access point
- Symptoms
- Cause on the CAP
- Causes on the client station
- Symptoms
- Causes on the CAP
- Causes on the client station
- Other cause
- Symptoms
- Causes on the client station
- Symptoms
- Causes on the CAP
- Causes on a local client station
- Symptoms
- Causes
- 6-3 CAP PROBLEMS
- CHAPTER 6
- Chapter 7 Regulatory Wireless Interoperability Health.doc
- Glossary.DOC
M365-491 Operator’s Manual
Chapter 3 3-13
Installation March/2006
3-3.2 10/100BaseT Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN) Ports
Two IEEE 802.3 compliant 10/100BaseT Ethernet LAN ports are provided at I/O connector J1. One
port can be connected to an existing on-board LAN or wired server, while the other port can be used
to connect additional computers to the LAN via an Ethernet hub or to enable the connection of a
second CAP unit. Standard (straight-through) connection is used when connecting to an Ethernet
hub. Crossover connection is required when connecting directly to a computer or server, or
connecting to a second CAP unit. Table 3-2 provides cross-reference pin assignment information
between CAP I/O connector J1 and RJ45 male connectors.
Table 3-2. CAP I/O Connector J1 to RJ45 Male Cross Reference
RJ 45 Male Connector (Figure 3-9)
LAN Port
CAP I/O
Connector J1
Signal
Standard Crossover
Port 1 10 Rx+ 3 1
11 Tx+ 1 3
26 Rx- 6 2
27 Tx- 2 6
Port 2 9 Rx- 6 2
23 Rx+ 3 1
24 Tx+ 1 3
25 Tx- 2 6
PIN 8
PIN 1
0503043-
Figure 3-10. RJ45 Male Connector Front View