Appendix1. Ethernet Control LAN Network Construction Guide
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Appendix 1. Ethernet Control LAN Network
Construction Guide
This chapter describes how to construct an Ethernet Control LAN for the TOSDIC-CIE DS system and the
limitations for the network. Read this before you deigned a network.
10M Ethernet Control LAN
In the TOSDIC-CIE DS system Ethernet Control LAN, you can use repeaters (electric repeaters or optical
repeaters) to add segments and expand the maximum transmission distance. This allows you to use an
optical fiber cable for outdoor wiring or to extend a coaxial cable segment.
Since OIS-DS and SVR-DS are on 10BASE-T, hubs are used to connect them to PCS-DS on 10BASE5
(hubs are a kind of repeater).
Basically, the Ethernet Control LAN complies with the IEEE802.3 standard, so addition of segments and
connection to other IEEE802.3 standard LAN comply with the IEEE802.3 standard.
System Configuration
This section describes cautions for expanding transmission lines and an example of the Ethernet system
configuration.
Constraints for expanding transmission lines
(1) The maximum of 5 segments and 4 repeaters in the transmission line between two stations.
(2) Of the 5 segments, the maximum of 3 segments may be cable segments, and the remaining segments
must be link segments.
(3) A 10BASE5 cable (yellow) is used in the link segment which consists of electric repeaters. The
maximum length is 500m.
(4) The maximum link length between optical repeaters is 1000m If there is one set of optical fiber link
segments, the optical fiber segment over 500m is counted as two links.
If there are two sets of optical fiber link segments, the total link length must not exceed the
maximum link length.
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