Hypercom IN-tact 1101 User Manual

Ethernet CAT5 Daisy Chain Cable Example Using Existing EIA/TIA T568 (A or B) Ethernet Wiring

Note: There is a variable relationship between the total number of terminals that can be supported

and the length of any given cable run. Longer individual runs mean fewer terminals. Likewise,
shorter runs mean more terminals. Building wiring will dictate the total number of terminals that can
be supported. The maximum length of cabling that can be supported is 4000 ft. Total distance on
any run is the sum of the distance to and from the terminal.

Interconnecting Terminal Cables

To use the IN-tact 1101 on a daisy chain type of network, you may use the
Hypercom RJ-11 cable (P/N 810339-001). This cable is CAT5 with a 6-pin male
RJ-11 to male RJ-11. The length of the cable is 10 ft. (3 meters). If longer or
shorter lengths of cable between terminals are required, you can manufacture
your own cables using the wiring diagram provided below. Correct polarity must
be observed. Please refer to the IN-tact 1101 Hardware Guide for detailed
information on custom cabling.

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IN-tact™ 1101 Cabling Overview

The Hypercom® IN-tact 1101 can be used as an IP gateway device for a
directly-connected single terminal or a network of terminals. Because there are
a variety of configuration, cables must be ordered and are shipped separately
from the IN-tact unit. This brief guide provides cable information for each of the
possible IN-tact 1101 configurations and examples of how each cable is used.

Cable List

The following list provides the part number of each cable that can be used with
the IN-tact 1101, a description of the cable, and how the cable is used.

Direct Connection T-Series

Cable P/N Description Application/Notes

500401-001 120 ohm Terminating Resistor 120 ohm terminating resistor for the

beginning and end of a daisy chain.
Two resistors are required.

810071-001 Standard Ethernet cable

Male RJ-45 to Male RJ-45
10 ft. length (3 meters)

810331-002 Male 9-pin DIN to Male 9-pin

DIN
18 in. length (45.7 cm)

810334-003 Male 9-pin DIN to Male RJ-11

18 in. length (45.7 cm)

810338-001 Male RJ-11 to dual port Female

RJ-11
18 in. length (45.7 cm)

810339-001 Male RJ-11 to Male RJ-11

10 ft. length (3 meters)

810340-001 Male 9-pin DIN to dual port

Female RJ-11
18 in. length (45.7 cm)

810343-001 Male RJ-45 to dual port Female

RJ-11
18 in. length (45.7 cm)

Connect LAN port to router, hub,
DSL, or cable modem.
(1 for 1, not crossover)

Direct connect IN-tact Por t 2 to I CE™
Series terminal or T7Plus terminal.

Direct connect IN-tact Port 2 to
T-Series terminal.

Connect T-Series terminals within
daisy chain.

Interconnecting cable for daisy chain.
See example on adjoining page.

• Create daisy chain of terminals
from IN-tact Port 2

• Connect ICE Series or T7Plus
terminals within daisy chain.

Create daisy chain of terminals from
Ethernet patch panel utilizing existing
EIA/TIA T568 (A or B) Ethernet
wiring. See example on back page.

Direct Connection ICE Series

HLAN Daisy Chain Example

810344-001 Male RJ-45 to Male 9-pin DIN

10 ft. length (3 meters)

810345-001 Male RJ-45 to Male RJ-11

10 ft. length (3 meters)

Connect ICE Series or T7Plus
terminals to Ethernet wallplate.

Connect T-Series terminals to
Ethernet wallplate.