Installation guide

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Common Problems Found in the Hub
Common Problems Found in the Hub
Link Status LED is off.
Probable cause is a T-connector not making contact. Check all T- connec-
tors and make sure both ends of each segment are terminated.
BNC port doesn’t have proper termination.
The BNC Hub/6 is not auto-terminating. Terminate the BNC port.
Following are suggested areas to check depending on what the problem is.
If the problems persist, call Asanté Technical Support.
Common Cabling Problems and Solutions
RG-58U coaxial cable is used.
Use only RG-58 A/U coaxial cable.
Common Workstation Problems and Solutions
Thin coaxial cable is broken or improperly connected.
Check connections and continuity.
BNC connector is broken or improperly connected.
Check connections and continuity.
Network interface card hardware is not configured prop-
erly.
Proper application software is not running on worksta-
tion to provide connection (i.e., make sure you are run-
ning TCP/IP software when talking to a UNIX host
system).
Workstation is not operating properly.
Take workstation to an authorized service center to
ensure proper operation.
Common Hub Problems and Solutions
Power is not connected to hub.
Thin coaxial cable segment length is too long.
Check cable length to be sure it does not exceed IEEE
specification of 185 meters (607 feet).
More than 30 devices per network segment.
Remove devices until there are fewer than 30 on the net-
work segment.
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