Method and apparatus for configuring data paths within a superne

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 8514, 34082505, 34082551, H04J 314

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049512803

ABSTRACT:
A modular system for configuring and reconfiguring the data paths within a local area network station permits the network station to be configured in various operational modes including a through mode, a wrap mode, and a concentrator mode. A module includes a media access controller MAC and an encoder/decoder ENDEC connected together by a bus. Certain signals from the bus are selected by a multiplexer. External signals for example, from another module are inputted to the bus through a latch. The multiplexer and the data paths through the MAC and ENDEC are controlled to configure the station in one of the operational modes. A second module similar to the first module is used to provide a station for a dual-ring local area network conforming to the FDDI standard.

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