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04-26-2006 02:51 AM
04-26-2006 02:51 AM
Did HP ever make any cables or adapters that were:
15-pin AUI / ThickLAN - female (to) 15-pin AUI / ThickLAN - female
If so, does anyone know the part number of said adapter or cable. I need to bridge together two transceivers.
Thanks
Jesse
15-pin AUI / ThickLAN - female (to) 15-pin AUI / ThickLAN - female
If so, does anyone know the part number of said adapter or cable. I need to bridge together two transceivers.
Thanks
Jesse
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04-26-2006 02:31 PM
04-26-2006 02:31 PM
Solution
I can find a few HP 15-pin AUI / ThickLAN cables of various distances, but they're all male to female.
The J2609A AUI Transceiver for AdvanceStacks had female connectors on them, so if connecting 2 of them together I'm guessing that you'd need to have an AUI cross-over cable... I found one below that I thought would be suitable for this task:
http://www.stonewallcable.com/product.asp?dept%5Fid=55&pf%5Fid=SC%2D9076%2DXO++++++++++
But on further reading on google groups, it seems the general consesus is that it is not possible to make an AUI crossover cable. Something about lack of collision detection - so it may work, but very poorly.
You need to use an AUI to Coax or 10Base-T transceiver, and then use a coax or crossover cable to the other transceiver.
The J2609A AUI Transceiver for AdvanceStacks had female connectors on them, so if connecting 2 of them together I'm guessing that you'd need to have an AUI cross-over cable... I found one below that I thought would be suitable for this task:
http://www.stonewallcable.com/product.asp?dept%5Fid=55&pf%5Fid=SC%2D9076%2DXO++++++++++
But on further reading on google groups, it seems the general consesus is that it is not possible to make an AUI crossover cable. Something about lack of collision detection - so it may work, but very poorly.
You need to use an AUI to Coax or 10Base-T transceiver, and then use a coax or crossover cable to the other transceiver.
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