1. inttok1.exe Driver
2. CBSPEC.TXT File Contents

CBSPEC.TXT Driver File Contents (inttok1.exe)

   Cabling specifications


   Intel recommends these cables  
   =============================
      
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Cable type                                   Connector
      --------------------------------------------------------
      STP  (Shielded data grade twisted pair)      9-pin D-type
      IBM  Type 1
      --------------------------------------------------------
      UTP  (Unshielded twisted pair) IBM Type 3
	   Beldon - 1154A, 24 AWG                  RJ-45
	   AT&T Premises Distibution 
	   Systems - PDS DIW 4/24                  RJ-45
	   AT&T Systimax 2061                      RJ-45
      --------------------------------------------------------

   
   If you want to make your own cable
   ===================================
      These figures show the pinouts for each of the adapter's
      connectors and the wiring for the connector that plugs   
      into the MAU.

      9-pin connector on adapter
      --------------------------
	    ---------
	 RX+| 1     |
	    |     6 |RX-
	    | 2     |
	    |     7 |
	    | 3     |
	    |     8 |
	    | 4     |
	    |     9 |TX+
	 TX-| 5     |
	    ---------

      RJ-45 connector on adapter
      --------------------------
	   8    
	   7
	   6 TX+        
	   5 RX-                        
	   4 RX+                                
	   3 TX-                
	   2
	   1

      IBM Connector on MAU
      --------------------
	  RX+   Red
	  RX-   Green
	  TX+   Orange
	  TX-   Black

   
   For more information on UTP cabling
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      Intel provides a cabling guide based on IEEE 
      recommendations for 4- and 16-Mbps Token Ring networks.
      For a copy of the guide, order FaxBack document #6302. 

      FaxBack phone numbers are listed on the inside back cover of   
      your Installation Guide. 

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