Xircom PE3-10B2, PE3-10BT, PE3-10BC, PE3-10BX Pocket Ethernet Adapter User's Guide

Below you will find brief information for Pocket Ethernet Adapter PE3-10B2, Pocket Ethernet Adapter PE3-10BT, Pocket Ethernet Adapter PE3-10BC, Pocket Ethernet Adapter PE3-10BX. You can use these adapters to connect your personal computer to an Ethernet local area network (LAN). Each adapter model is designed for a specific Ethernet cable type and includes a diagnostic program to help you troubleshoot any connection issues. The adapters can be powered using either the included AC wall-mount power adapter or the included Phantom Power Cable, which connects to your computer's PS/2-style mouse port.

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Xircom Pocket Ethernet Adapter PE3-10B2, PE3-10BT, PE3-10BC, PE3-10BX User's Guide | Manualzz

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Key features

  • Connects to Ethernet network
  • Supports multiple cable types
  • Self-configuring and easy to install
  • Includes diagnostic tools
  • Powered by AC adapter or Phantom Power Cable

Frequently asked questions

The PE3-10B2 model supports thin Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 (lOBASE-2) with a BNC connector. The PE3-10BT model supports IEEE 802.3 (lOBASE-T) and StarLAN 10 twisted pair Ethernet with an RJ-45 connector. The PE3-10BC model is a combination unit supporting both unshielded twisted pair (RJ-45 connector) and thin coax (BNC connector). The PE3-10BX model supports IEEE 802.3 (lOBASE-5) thick Ethernet using an AUI cable with a 15-pin D-type connector.

The installation process varies slightly depending on the model you have. Refer to the Hardware Installation section in this user's guide for detailed instructions.

The PE3-10B2, PE3-10BT, and PE3-10BC models can be powered using the included Phantom Power Cable, which connects to your computer's PS/2-style mouse port. The PE3-10BX model requires an external wall-mount AC adapter, which is also included.

Yes, you can use the Xircom Parallel Port Multiplexor (available as a separate product) to provide simultaneous access to the LAN and a local parallel printer.

Bidirectional parallel ports allow data to be transferred in both directions, which can increase performance. Non-bidirectional ports only allow data to be transferred in one direction. The Pocket Ethernet Adapter III supports both bidirectional and Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP) technology.
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