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From: kevin@flinders.UUCP (Kevin Maciunas)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Ethernet repeaters...
Message-ID: <3@flinders.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 28-Aug-87 02:40:53 EDT
Article-I.D.: flinders.3
Posted: Fri Aug 28 02:40:53 1987
Date-Received: Wed, 9-Sep-87 02:47:34 EDT
Reply-To: kevin@flinders.oz.au (Kevin Maciunas)
Organization: The Flinders University of South Australia
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Keywords: ethernet, repeaters, back-to-back transceivers

I've been asked to help join two ethers (one thick, one thin, but
that's not the problem..) together, via a repeater. Is it possible to
connect two transceivers back to back (Tx -> Rx & Rx -> Tx) to
implement a repeater or will the returning Tx signal be outside the
jitter window?  Do we really have to buy a repeater? (Can't just join
via a N <-> BNC adaptor in this particular case, I'm afraid..)

/Kevin
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Discipline of Computer Science	UUCP:	!seismo!munnari!cs.flinders.oz.au!kevin
Flinders University 		ARPA:	kevin@cs.flinders.oz.au
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