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Hi Ron，
If I am correct，the mentioned 1000m and 10 inline connectors should be the trunk，then this same PHY is able to be used for a 200m spur.
Dayin Xu
Rockwell Automation
From: Ronald Naismith <ron.naismith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2017 3:42:00 AM To: STDS-802-3-10SPE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [802.3_10SPE] 802.3cg -> T1L Segment Dear 802.3cg community,
I went back through the groups documents to look at the T1L segment definition and I found:
1,000 Meters with up to 10 connectors in several places
I understand that the T1L spec is point to point, but is there any discussion (and maybe it is in the context of APL for the Industrial crowd) about A trunk and spur concept to connect multiple devices in the T1L case using some kind of “field switch” or an active tap?
I am getting questions in this area internally from T1L interested parties.
Warm Regards, Ron Naismith Schneider electric
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