RFL Electronics IMUX 2000 - Figure 5-7. Typical Networks and Communications Paths

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5.3.1 NETWORK COMMUNICATION PATHS
Each node in a network is connected to another node, allowing communication to pass from one node
to another. Each communication path must have a beginning and an end as shown in the Figures
below. Each box represents a node in the network. When using the Network Management Software,
the PC can be connected to any node in the network.
PC
PC
PC
1
2
3
1
2
3
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Simple Network With
One Communication
Path and Three Nodes
Simple Network With One
Loop, One Communication
Path and Three Nodes
Network With Three
Communication
Paths and Eight Nodes
Beginning
End
Beginning
End
Beginning
End
Beginning
End
Beginning
End
Note: The numbers in each box represent node numbers
Figure 5-7. Typical networks and co
mmunications paths
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