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40 How do I connect a thin or thick net card to a 10baset net? |
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This article is from the Amiga Networking FAQ, by Richard Norman with numerous contributions by others.
You need a 10baset transceiver called a TPAU (Twisted Pair Access Unit). The TPAU
should have an RJ-45, and an AUI connection.
Set the jumper on the card for thick net. Use the thick network connector called
an AUI and connect it to the TPAU's AUI connector and then connect the TPAU's RJ45
connector to your network. This setup requires two cables: one AUI, and one
RJ-45.
For connecting the Thin net connection to twisted pair thin net instead of a co-ax
thin net, you will need a ballun.
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