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As previously stated, one of the special features of cam follower systems is that speci c dwell action may be designed for the follower motion. A dwell is de ned as a lack of follower movement while the cam maintains its input driving action. In production machinery, dwell occurs when the follower does not move while a secondary task is performed. Figure 1.21 shows the four basic types of cams for the follower action. Dwell-Rise-Dwell Cam (DRD). This cam type, Figure 1.21a, has a dwell followed by a rise contour followed by a dwell period at the maximum displacement. It also may have dwell-fall-dwell action, which is analyzed similarly. DRD cams are utilized in cylindrical and globoidal cams indexing a rotating turret. In rare cases multiple dwell actions may be necessary. A dwell-rise-dwell-return-dwell cam (DRDRD), Fig. 1.21b, incorporates the complete action cycle of a DRD cam. A dwell-rise-return-dwell cam (DRRD), Fig. 1.21c, has the rise and return preceded and followed by dwells. It has limited application in machinery. The contour of the rise-return-rise cam (RRR), Figure 1.21d, has no dwells. We will not analyze this type, because an eccentric mechanism (Chap. 15) is usually a better choice than the cam-follower mechanism. The eccentric mechanism is more accurate, less expensive, and easier to produce.

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it has unused addresses from the 192.168.5.0/24 network. From the DMZ server perspective, the inside devices will look like they are physically connected to the DMZ, when in reality they are being translated. In the DMZ server ARP cache, the appliance MAC address for E0/2 would appear for the translated IP addresses, which means that if a DMZ server would ARP for a translated inside device, the appliance would respond back with its own MAC address on E0/2 (this process is referred to as proxy ARP). inside-to-outside This translation policy uses the nat command on the inside and the global command on the outside interface (they both have a NAT ID of 1). Any traffic going from the inside interface to the outside interface will be translated with NAT using the 200.200.200.10 200.200.200.254 range of addresses. dmz-to-outside This translation policy uses the nat command on the dmz and the global command on the outside interfaces (they both have a NAT ID of 1). Any traffic going from the inside interface to the outside interface will be translated with NAT using the 200.200.200.10 200.200.200.254 range of addresses. Notice that both the inside and dmz interfaces use the same global pool when accessing the outside network. This is a valid configuration; the only problem you might experience is that two sets of networks are sharing a limited pool of addresses.

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100BASE-FX In the wonderful world of Fast Ethernet, 100BASE-FX is the standard that defines Fast Ethernet transmission over fiber-optic media. The 100BASE-FX standard specifies the use of two-strand 62.5/125m multimode optical fiber. The actual encoding of data is based on the use of 4B5B coding, which was first used by FDDI and is also used by 100BASE-TX; the latter requires two pairs of category 5 shielded twistedpair (STP) cable. 100BASE-FX permits the maximum network diameter of 200 m for 100BASE-TX to be extended to 400 m. However in a mixed 100BASE-T4 , 100BASE-FX environment the maximum collision domain should not exceed 231 m, consisting of 100 m for 100BASE-T4 and 131 m for 100BASE-FX. Both ST and SC fiber connectors that were originally defined for FDDI are supported by 100BASE-FX. TABLE 5.2 10BASE-FL versus FOIRL Optical Attenuation