Cabling distances -- MIDRANGE-L

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We are moving our AS/400 and would like to know how far our cabling
can go.  We have a Category 5 copper wire that runs between the 400
and 5250 controllers & terminals connected to a twinstar mux.  What's
the max length it can handle?

Thanks in advance.

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| Gary Munroe                                                      |
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