I-cubed EtherLan 200 and 10base2 MAU

i3 EtherLan 200 top

i-cubed EtherLan 200 (top)

i3 EtherLan 200 bottom

i-cubed EtherLan 200 (bottom)

These two pictures show the EtherLan 200 which fits in an A3000 behind the serial port. A Media Attachement Unit (MAU) is conected externally to the serial port to complete the connection. The EtherLan 200 uses the EtherH 8 bit driver.

i3 EtherLan200 MAU

i-cubed EtherLAan200 10Base2 MAU

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU open

i-cubed EtherLan 200 10Base2 MAU open

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU computer end

i-cubed EtherLan 200 10Base2 MAU Computer end

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU BNC connector

i-cubed EtherLan 200 10Base2 MAU network end

This EtherLan 200 MAU is a 1st generation MAU for the EtherLAN 200 Ethernet interface. There was also a 10BaseT MAU with an RJ45 connection. The computer end plugs into the A3000 serial port and the 2 screws visible in the computer end lock it in place. The network end is connected to a BNC plug on the end of a coax network cable.

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU top

i-cubed EtherLan 200 MAU (top)

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU Computer end

i-cubed EtherLan 200 MAU computer end

i3 EtherLan 200 MAU network end

i-cubed EtherLan 200 MAU Network end

A later, much smaller MAUs that looks a bit like a gender changer connector. The computer end plugs into the A3000 serial port and the 2 screws visible in the computer end lock it in place. The network end is connected to a BNC plug on the end of a coax network cable