EtherMac

EtherMac was a line of adapter dongles developed by Farallon primarily for Apple Computer's proprietary AAUI Ethernet ports.
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==Description==
Unlike the EtherWave transceivers from Farallon, the EtherMac adapters only feature one or port. The 10BASE-T version requires a hub to be set up in a star topology. Though they cannot be daisy chained, this eliminates the risk of the dongle itself being a single point of failure for the network.
Apple licensed the EtherMac iPrint Adapter SL and LT, which were rebranded as the StyleWriter EtherTalk Adapter and Adapter II for use with their StyleWriter inkjet printer line.Apple Unveils Two New Color Inkjet Printers, EtherTalk Connectivity for Inkjet Customers, Apple Computer. 1996-03-14. Archived 2000-05-24.Apple Unveils New Color Ink-Jet Printer Line; Includes High-Performance Model for Both Mac OS and Windows Users, Apple Computer. 1997-06-16. Archived 1998-12-02.Farallon’s EtherMac iPrint Adapter SL, MacTech. 1998-08-26. Farallon's version also supported LocalTalk-capable LaserWriter models.LAN Product Selector, Farallon. Archived 1999-02-03.
==References==
==External links==
*EtherMac Adapters at Farallon (archived 1998-05-24)
**EtherMac iPrint Adapters (archived 1999-01-27, 1998-05-24)
**FAQ - EtherMac and EtherWave PowerBook Adapters (archived 1998-01-11)
**Understanding EtherMac and EtherWave (archived 1998-05-24)
Category:Discontinued adapters
Category:Farallon products