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LE45TM - Lantronix AUI to 10Base-T Twisted Pair Transceiver Module
- AUI to 10Base-T conversion
- Supports 10Mbps Ethernet (10Base-T)
- Uses twisted-pair cabling
- Connects legacy AUI equipment
- Compact transceiver module
- Facilitates network upgrades
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Product Overview
The Lantronix LE45TM is an AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) to 10Base-T twisted pair transceiver module. It allows legacy Ethernet equipment with AUI ports to connect to modern 10Mbps Ethernet networks using twisted-pair cabling.
Technical Information
| Interface 1 | AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) |
| Interface 2 | 10Base-T (Twisted Pair) |
| Data Rate | 10 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Cable Type | Twisted Pair |
| Connector Type (Twisted Pair) | RJ-45 (Implied) |
| Connector Type (AUI) | DB-15 (Implied) |
Product Description
The Lantronix LE45TM serves as a crucial bridge between older Ethernet networking standards and more modern infrastructure. It is designed to convert signals between the Attachment Unit Interface (AUI) port, commonly found on legacy network interface cards (NICs) and hubs, and the 10Base-T standard, which utilizes unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cabling with RJ-45 connectors. This transceiver module enables organizations to integrate existing equipment that only supports AUI into contemporary networks running at 10Mbps over twisted-pair. This capability is particularly valuable for extending the lifespan of legacy hardware and avoiding costly replacements when only a 10Mbps connection is required. The module handles the necessary signal translation to ensure compatibility between the different physical layer interfaces. By providing this conversion, the LE45TM facilitates a gradual migration path for networks. It allows for the continued use of reliable, albeit older, network devices while still enabling connectivity to the broader Ethernet infrastructure. The module itself is typically a small, self-contained unit that connects to both the AUI port of the host device and the twisted-pair network cable.
