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All system parts of the AXUM will be connected using the well

known Ethernet standard.

These connecons have to be conrming IEEE 802.3 standard,

where each system part has a 100BASE-TX connecon.

With switches you can make larger networks with various

types of interconnecvity.

We advice to only use managed switches in your system,

although unmanaged switches will funcon normally.

For your informaon we hereby specify some connec-

on standards available on standard Ethernet.

Name Mbps Cable Max. length

100BASE-TX 100 unshielded twisted pair100 m

100BASE-FX 100 mulmode ber 2 Km

100BASE-T 1000 unshielded twisted pair100 m

100BASE-SX 1000 mulmode ber 500 m

100BASE-LX 1000 single-mode ber 5 Km

100BASE-ZX 100 single-mode ber 70 Km

If your system only has one single surface and one I/O rack,

it is possible to connect these system parts with a cross

cable (aer you have congured your I/O rack). This is a

basic setup, saves cost, but it means you can not expand

your system without rst adding a switch in your network.

CABLING:

All external audio equipment can be connected to the passive

19” rack-mount breakout panels with standardized connec-

tors such as XLR male/female and jacks as described earlier.

From these 19” passive rack-mountable breakout panels

you can connect the XLR/Jack in/outputs that are hardwired

to RJ45 connectors on the back of these panels directly to

your AXUM system with shielded twisted pair cable (STP).

The I/O cards in the 19” AXUM rack have equiva-

lent RJ 45 connectors to accept these STP cables.

It depends upon the installaon needs which

passive rack-mount breakout panel will be used

to connect with the AXUM I/O cards.

For your info STP cable is the only choice and

can be used up to lengths of 100 meters.

Connecting system parts:

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