[SPARCbook] ethernet cable adapter?
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Mon Nov 27 12:48:42 CST 2000
On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Michael M Delaney wrote:
> I have a network transceiver and the Sun AUI adapter cable. The end of
> the adapter that plugs into the computer is about twice as long as the aui
> port on the sparcbook. Are there any cheep adapters to connect the two,
> or just any cheep adapters to connect an AUI to my 3gx (it looks like
> Tadpole wants $60 for them)
SparcBook F.A.Q.:
.6. What kind of connectivity does the Sparcbook3 have?
14.4 fax/modem builtin (not upgradable), ISDN (needs an extra NT1 in
some countries to work as the unit uses the S/T ISDN interface) and
10mbps ethernet (which needs a special cable to go to a AUI interface
on the 3GX).
The AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) cable is identical as the one used
by other Sparc systems like the Sparc5, Sparc10 and Sparc LX. For most
networks you need a transceiver to connect to an existing 10base-T
(UTP) or 10base-2 (coax) network and these transceivers can be bought
in any good computer hardware store.
These cables can be quite expensive if you can't find the proper
place. A few suggestions to find them are:
*
+ Tadpole
+ P/N 908030
+ $75.00
*
+ Ultraspec Cables, Inc.
40 Riordan Place
Shrewsbury, NJ 07702-4305
USA
Tel: 1-800-222-5337 (USA only) Tel: x-1-(732)-450-1900
www.ultraspec.com
+ Slimline D26M to D15 (AUI Only) AUI Cables for SPARCstation
Models 4, 5, 10 & 20, SPARCclassic & LX Ethernet port adaptor
Cable (#2610) - 1 foot
+ $52.00
*
+ A-1 Net Inc.
135 Commerce Way
Walnut, CA 91789
USA
Tel: x-1-(909)595-0450 FAX: x-1-(909)594-7617
+ Sun Micro SPARC 10 / AUI SUN-615F 6' HDB26M to AUI DB15F
+ $18.00
*
+ Acara Ltd (http://www.acara.co.uk/)
17-18 Arches Business Centre Mill Road
Rugby, Warwickshire, England CV21 1QW
Tel: +44-1788-556800 FAX: +44-1788-556800
+ 6' D26M to D15 (AUI Only)
+ #20.00 (UK Pounds)
The SUN partnummer is X981A. The 'A-1 Net Inc.' may be the cheapest
solution yet. But keep shipping costs in mind.
An AUI to Thinnet (10base-2) or AUI to UTP (10base-T) transceiver
could be bought in any decent computershop. A lot of shops may charge
you amounts that may be stunningly high. So it's well worth to
checkout multiple shops before rushing for one.
Last change: 20000408
Hugo.
PS: The full FAQ is on my homepage.
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Hugo van der Kooij; Oranje Nassaustraat 16; 3155 VJ Maasland
hvdkooij at caiw.nl http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~hvdkooij/
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