Cisco 7000 Series Hardware Installation And Maintenance page 16

TABLES
OF
LIST
Table Router
1-i
Physical
Table 1-2
Memory
Components
Maximum AlP
Table 1-3
Model Numbers
Table 1-4
Processor-Monitored
Table 1-5
Table 1-6
Power-Supply
Table Ethernet Coaxial
2-1
E1-G.7031G.704
Table 2-2
FDDI Maximum
Table 2-3
IEEE
Table 2-4 Standard
IEEE
2-5 Standard
Table
SONET Maximum
Table 2-6
Table 2-7
Typical Fiber-Optic
Link Loss
Table 2-8
Estimating
SONET
Minimum
AlP
Table 2-9
Table 2-10
Specifications
IBM
Token
Table 2-11
Ring
Table 2-12 Checklist
Installation
Table 2-13 List
Component
Boot
Default
Table
5-1
Table 5-2
Configuration
System Console
Table 5-3
Table 5-4 Software
Configuration
Table 5-5 of
Explanation
Boot
Table 5-6 Default
Table 5-7
Configuration
System Console
Table 5-8
El
Table 5-9 Port
Adapter Jumper
Console
A-i Port
Table
A-2
Table Port Signals
Auxiliary
Connector
A-3 Ethernet
Table
A-4 Token Ring Connector
Table
A-5 Bypass Switch
Table
Optical
A-6 EIA/TIA-232
Table
1-4
Specifications
1-12
Modules Model
Chassis
by
and E1-G.703
of
Descriptions
Thresholds
Temperature
Thresholds
Monitored
Voltage
Connection Limits
for iO-Mbps
Maximum
Cable
Lengths
Transmission Distances
EIAITIA-232C
Transmission
EIAJTIA-449
Transmission
Transmission
Fiber-Optic
Link
and
Attenuation
2-11
Signal Requirements
and
for Operating
Nonoperating
and IEEE
802.5
Comparison
2-45
2-46
FilenamesBoot
Field
Jumpers
Settings for Broadcast
Register
Baud
Terminal Rate
Settings
Register Bit
Meanings
Boot
Field Configuration
Filenames 5-19
Settings for Broadcast
Register
Baud
Terminal Rate
Settings
and
J6 Settings Functions
A-2
Signals
A-2
A-3
Signals
A-3
Signals
A-4
Pinout
A-5
Adapter Cable
Signals
1-19
Adapter and
Cables
Port
1-41
1-42
Transmission 2-7
2-8
2-8
Versus
Distance
Speed
Speed Versus
Distance
Distances
2-9
Limits
2-10
Dispersion
2-11
Environments
2-16
2-26
5-14
Address
Destination
5-15
5-17
03
00
Bits 5-17
to
Register
Address
Destination
5-20
5-43
1-29
2-8
2-9
5-14
5-20
Tables
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