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Depends on what you mean when you say "twinax hub". If you are referring to the "twinax brick" which attaches to the twinax controller on your system, where the 8 twinax "ports" get separated from each other, then no, it will not work without that. If you are referring to a "star panel", which takes a single twinax "port" and splits it into 7 different cables, one for each device address, then yes, it will work without that. The star panel's only purpose is to set up the twinax so that you can cable to each device separately instead of having to daisy chain the devices. I've used cat-5 with baluns attached directly to the twinax brick many, many times, it works fine. On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Matthias Oertli wrote: > > Is it possible to connect a single twinax terminal directly to a port on > a twinax controller using Cat 5 cable and a balun at each end WITHOUT a > twinax hub? Would this work? > > e.g: Twinax Controller - balun ---- cat 5 ---- balun - Twinax Terminal > > Thanks for your help. > Best regards, > Matthias >
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