Can WAP610N use 4-wire Ethernet cabling?

My local hardwired ethernet uses 4-wire, CAT5 cabling to get 10 Mbps connectivity. Will the WAP610N work with this cabling? (I understand, of course, that it will be limited to 10 Mbps.)
Thanks for any help.

Thanks, I have seen that the CAT5 cabling mentioned in the specs. But CAT5 can be connected using either 2-pair (4 wires, my current configuration because is was installed before 100 Mbps became widely available) or 4-pair (8 wires), although the 2-pair is limited to 10Mbps. My question is whether the 2-pair (4-wire) works.

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