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Cables To Go LE1601A LE1601A - Black BoX 802.3 AUI to BNC Thin Coax Transceiver Module
- AUI to BNC transceiver
- Supports 10BASE2 Ethernet (Thin Coax)
- Converts between AUI and BNC interfaces
- Enables connection of AUI ports to Thinnet networks
- Compact and standalone unit
- Requires external power supply (not included)
- Legacy network connectivity solution
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Product Overview
The Cables To Go LE1601A is a Black BoX transceiver module that converts Ethernet signals between AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) and BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman) connectors. This allows older network equipment with AUI ports to connect to Thin Coax (10BASE2) Ethernet networks.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Transceiver Module |
| Interface 1 | AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) |
| Interface 2 | BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman) |
Additional Specifications
| Network Standard | 10BASE2 Ethernet (Thin Coax) |
| Compatibility | Connects AUI devices to BNC networks |
| Power Requirement | External power adapter (sold separately) |
Product Description
The Cables To Go LE1601A, also known as the Black BoX transceiver, is a specialized networking device designed to bridge the gap between legacy network interfaces. It facilitates the connection of network devices equipped with an AUI port to a 10BASE2 Ethernet network, which utilizes Thin Coax cabling and BNC connectors. This module is crucial for maintaining connectivity in environments where older networking hardware must coexist with or be integrated into a Thinnet infrastructure. The primary function of the LE1601A is signal conversion. It takes the signal from the AUI port of a network interface card or hub and translates it into the format required for transmission over a 10BASE2 coaxial cable network, terminating in a BNC connector. Conversely, it can receive signals from the BNC connector and convert them back to the AUI format for the connected device. This transceiver module is a standalone unit and typically requires an external power supply to operate, which is usually sold separately. Its purpose is to extend the life of existing AUI-equipped network hardware by allowing it to interface with the more common BNC-terminated coaxial cabling used in 10BASE2 networks. It represents a solution for specific legacy network integration scenarios.