Accton Technology POWER-3004E User Manual
CheetaHub Power-3004E
Quick Installation Guide
CheetaHub Power-3004E
Introduction
Accton’s CheetaHub Power-3004E is a compact dual-speed
hub featuring 4 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX auto-sensing ports.
This hub is completely plug and play, there is no configuration
necessary. Also, the hub comes with its own versatile hub
stand and can be mounted anywhere, so it’s ideal for small
workgroups.
The components of the CheetaHub Power-3004E are shown
in the figure below:
Check the Package
The CheetaHub Power-3004E includes:
1 EH3004E-TX 1 appropriate AC Power Adapter
1 hub stand 1 registration card (please return)
1 user guide
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Quick Installation Guide
Side Panel RJ-45 Connectors
Accton’s CheetaHub Power-3004E features 4 10BASE-T/
100BASE-TX ports with RJ-45 connectors located on the side
panel of the hub. Port 1-4 are MDI-X, with a built-in wiring
crossover that allows for the use of straight-through twistedpair cable for connections to devices without built-in crossover
ports (i.e., workstations, printers, etc.).
Port 4 on this hub doubles as a crossover port and a straightthrough Uplink (daisy-chain) port. The MDI Uplink port makes
it convenient to connect straight-through cable from the hub to
a crossover port on another device.
Mount the Hub
The CheetaHub Power-3004E with its flexible stand can be
mounted on any flat or vertical
surface.
To mount the hub on a flat surface:
1 Slide the stand onto the hub base
(to stand upright) or back (to lay
flat).
2 Place the hub on any convenient
flat surface, such as a desktop or nearby shelf.
To mount the hub on a vertical surface:
1 First secure the stand to the
desired location, such as a
wall or side of a desk. You
may use two small screws,
Velcro™ strips, or any other
technique.
2 With the stand secured, slide the hub’s back
onto the stand.
Connect PCs to the Hub
Connect each PC to an RJ-45 port
on the hub with a straight-through
twisted-pair cable, maximum
100 meters (328 ft.). The
CheetaHub Power-3004E
will support up to 4 PCs.
Note that if you are using
port 4, be sure not to use
the Uplink port.
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