About this manual
This manual describes the HS‑CON216 16E1/100BaseT converter, a device that transports Ethernet MAC frames over 1‑16 E1 lines with a maximum transmission rate of 34 Mbps. It details system architecture, technical features, panel definitions, indicator lights, switch settings, and test procedures.
The document also covers cable preparation, chassis dimensions, power requirements, installation steps, and maintenance guidelines, helping users safely integrate the converter into point‑to‑point or optical network environments. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- System Overview
- Technical Features
- Function Overview
- Front Panel Definition
- Rear Panel Definition
- Indicator Lights
- Switch Settings
- Test Methods
- Cable Construction
- Dimensions, Weight, and Installation
Specifications
| Supported E1 channels | 1‑16 |
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| Ethernet interface | 100 Mbps MII, full‑duplex |
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| Maximum transmission rate | 34 Mbps |
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| Power supply options | ~220 V AC or -48 V DC |
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| Maximum packet size | 2036 bytes |
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| Flow control | PAUSE supported |
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| UART address capacity | Up to 256 devices |
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| Chassis dimensions | 483 mm × 44.45 mm × 200 mm |
Frequently asked questions
How many E1 channels does the HS‑CON216 support?
It supports 1 to 16 E1 channels for Ethernet data transport.
What power supplies can be used with the converter?
The device can be powered by either ~220 V AC or -48 V DC, but not both simultaneously.
Which Ethernet cable type should be used when connecting the converter to a PC?
A crossover Ethernet cable should be used for PC connections.
Can the converter be powered by both AC and DC at the same time?
No, supplying both AC and DC simultaneously will damage the power supply.