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Acer 48.80302.031 PCI Coax RJ-45 10Bt 10B2 Ethernet Network Adapter Card
- Ethernet Network Adapter Card
- PCI Interface
- 10Base-T (RJ-45) Connector
- 10Base2 (Coax) Connector
- Supports older networking standards
- Legacy network connectivity solution
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Product Overview
The Acer 48.80302.031 is an Ethernet Network Adapter Card. It features a PCI interface and includes connectors for 10Base-T (RJ-45) and 10Base2 (Coax), offering compatibility with older networking standards.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Network Adapter Card |
| Interface | PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Connector Types | RJ-45 (10Bt), Coax (10B2) |
| Supported Standards | 10 Mbps Ethernet (10Base-T, 10Base2) |
Product Description
The Acer 48.80302.031 is a legacy Ethernet network adapter card designed for systems utilizing the older PCI bus architecture. This card provides basic network connectivity, supporting the 10 Mbps Ethernet standards, specifically 10Base-T over twisted-pair cabling (using an RJ-45 connector) and 10Base2 (also known as ThinNet or Cheapernet) over coaxial cable (using a BNC connector, implied by 'Coax'). This adapter would have been common in older desktop computers and workstations during the era when 10 Mbps Ethernet was the standard. Its dual connectivity options (RJ-45 and Coax) offered flexibility in connecting to different types of network infrastructure that might have existed simultaneously. The PCI interface, while slower than modern PCIe, was the prevalent expansion bus for many years. Given its specifications, this network card is primarily of interest for maintaining or restoring older computer systems, or for specialized applications that still rely on 10 Mbps legacy network segments. It represents a piece of networking hardware from a transitional period in network technology, bridging the gap between early coaxial networks and the more widespread twisted-pair Ethernet.
