Product Information
The FSW-1610TX 16-port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet switch from LevelOne provides you with the right connectivity to set up your LAN quickly and easily. Half-and full-duplex capability is supported on all TX ports, providing bi-directional transmission that boosts bandwidth up to 200 Mbps. Operating at maximum packet filtering and forwarding rate, the FSW-1610TX supports store-and-forward and offers 1 MB buffer memory. The unit complies with the IEEE802.3 10Base-T and IEEE802.3u 100Base-TX standards providing adequate flow control between communicating devices for full-duplex operation.The FSW-1610TX switch helps get the maximum utility from your office network. Offering connections of up to 100m (328ft) apart and an extra MDI-II connector in a virtually plug and play configuration the FSW-1610TX, allows for easy network expansion.The clearly visible status LEDs provide easy monitoring of port link activity, speed, and collision. You are never in the dark when it comes to the status of your data transmissions. Offering a compact design the FSW-1610TX supports reliable operation in extreme operating environments.Product Identifiers
BrandLevelOne
MPNFSW-1610TX
UPC0891042001328, 4015867571897
ModelFSW-1610TX
eBay Product ID (ePID)74121939
Additional Product Features
Data Transfer Rate100Mbps
Power Consumption Operational7W
Power SourceAC 120/230V (50/60Hz)
Ports Qty16
RAM Memory1MB
Power SupplyPower Supply-Internal
Switching ProtocolEthernet
Built-In DevicesLed Panel
Mac Address Table Size16k Entries
CompatibilityPC
Min Operating Temperature32 ˚F
Form FactorExternal
Networking TypeSwitch
Ethernet TechnologyFast Ethernet (100-Mbit/S), Ethernet
Enclosure TypeExternal
Max Operating Temperature104 ˚F
Interfaces16 X Network-10base-100base-Tx-Rj-45
TypeSwitch
Other FeaturesFull Duplex Capability, Auto-Sensing Per Device, Auto-Negotiation
Humidity Range Operating (Range)10-90%
Rack Mounting KitIncluded
Status IndicatorsLink Activity, Collision Status, Port Transmission Speed, Port Duplex Mode, Power
Connectivity TechnologyWired