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In article <1993Jan19.141219.2497@ucbeh.san.uc.edu> domet@ucbeh.san.uc.edu writes:
>HELP!
>
>I am having a problem figuring out which type of wiring to use.
>
>Can someone please give me a simple schematic as to how twisted pair and thin
>coaxial are physically hooked up and what parts are required for each??
>
>I want to run a 7 station network with Novell 3.1, with SMC etherlink cards.
>Or 3COMM Etherlink III's.
>
>I would appreciate it if someone could give me at least one or both
>explanations of the physical hook up of coaxial or twisted pair. (i.e., all the
>parts needed and which ones go where)
>
>
>Luke 
>
>
>Thanks!

   I have received direct mail advertisement of the following book, which
seems (from the advertisement) as if it may answer your questions
and is available under a 15-day free trial arrangement:
"Telecommunications Wiring" by Clyde N. Herrick and C. Lee McKim.
Published 1991, 246 pages, illustrated, 6 x 9".
Write to: Steve T. Landis, Prentice Hall/Neodata, PO Box 11073, Des Moines,
IA 50336-1073
or call (515)284-6761/(515)284-6751.
   You probably can get books answering your questions from mail-order
vendors of network and computer gear (Black Box, Inmac, ...).
If you do not have catalogs or telephone numbers for such
places, find their advertisements in whatever computer
magazines you have at your disposal. Check your libraries
and bookstores, too, if that is convenient.
-Philip Muench
 muench@cantor.math.yale.edu 128.36.23.26