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The following WAN cables are supported on the 4-port WAN CPCI Adapter option (FC 3103, PN 85H8836) and on the integrated 4-port WAN adapter (shipping as part of all models of the IBM 2212).
In some instances, two cables are available for one media type. In those cases, one cable is a modem-attach cable for attaching the IBM 2212 to a modem/DCE and the other is a direct-attach cable for attaching the IBM 2212 directly to another device without a modem, CSU/DSU, or modem eliminator.
For a modem-attach cable, the IBM 2212 acts as the DTE for clocking on the serial line. For a direct-attach cable, the IBM 2212 acts as the DCE for clocking on the serial line. Direct attachment provides a software-enabled modem eliminator function including clocking for the attached device.
Modem-attach cables have male connectors. Direct-attach cables have female connectors. The connection to each port is a 10-foot cable with a 26-pin miniature connector.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) extension cable with a 25-pin D-shell male connector for attachment to a modem.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) cable with a 25-pin D-shell female connector for direct-device attachment.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) extension cable with a 34-pin male block connector for attachment to a modem.
This is a 2-m (6-ft 7-in.) cable with a 34-pin female block connector for direct-device attachment.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) extension cable with a 37-pin male D-shell connector for attachment to a modem.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) extension cable with a 15-pin D-shell male connector for attachment to a modem.
This is a 3-m (9-ft 10-in.) cable with a 15-pin D-shell female connector for direct-device attachment.
This is a 30-cm (1-ft) cable that adapts the standard V.35 34-pin male block connector to the connector required for attachment to V.35 modems in France.
This cable is a 15-m (50-ft), crossover, shielded twisted pair, Category 5 cable. One end of the cable is terminated with flying leads, the other with an RJ-45 plug wired for RJ-48C, suitable for attachment to the E1 Digital Modem adapter.
This cable is a 15-m (50-ft), shielded twisted pair, Category 5 cable. Both ends of the cable are terminated with an RJ-45 plug wired for RJ-48C, for attachment to the T1 Digital Modem adapter.
This cable is a 15-m (50-ft), shielded twisted pair Category 5 cable. The cable terminates with a RJ-45 plug wired for RJ-48C, suitable for attachment to the T1/J1 Digital Modem adapter. This cable is suitable for use in Japan.
This is a 7.6-m (25-ft) Category 5 cable with an RJ-45 connector for attachment to Token-Ring hubs or switches, Ethernet 10BASE-T hubs or switches, or ISDN BRI-U, ISDN BRI-S/T, and ISDN T1 PRI switches.
This cable is a 15-m (49-ft), crossover, unshielded twisted pair, Category 3 cable. One end of the cable is terminated with flying leads, the other with an RJ-45 plug wired for RJ-48C, suitable for attachment to the ISDN PRI E1 adapter.
This cable is a 4-m (13-ft), unshielded twisted pair, Category 3 cable. One end of the cable is terminated with flying leads, the other with an RJ-45 plug wired for RJ-48C, for attachment to the ISDN PRI E1 adapter. This cable is suitable for use in Australia.
This cable is a 15-m (49-ft), unshielded twisted pair Category 3 cable. The cable terminates with a keyed RJ-45 plug wired for ISO-10173, suitable for attachment to the ISDN PRI T1/J1 adapter. This cable is suitable for use in Japan.
This cable is a 4-m (13-ft.), RJ-45 Category-5 cable.
Token-Ring STP network adapter cables are not provided as options for the IBM 2212. You must obtain them if they are required.
IBM does not provide analog telephone handsets for use with the 2-Port Analog FXS Voice/Fax CPCI adapter.
No cables are required for the compression/encryption adapter. There are no I/O ports on the adapter.
IBM does not provide cables for use with the 4-Port Analog 56K Modem adapter. The minimum cable requirement is standard phoneline cable with at least one RJ-11 connector plug that plugs into any one of the four RJ-11 connector receptacles of the 4-Port Analog 56K Modem adapter. Consult your local phone company if you are unsure of the correct cable to use.