100BT1-PRO 100BASE-T1 Media Converter - PRO (with 15EDG 3.81mm Interface & Indicators) to RJ45

100BT1-PRO 100BASE-T1 Media Converter - PRO (with 15EDG 3.81mm Interface & Indicators) to RJ45

Description:
This module is used for physical layer bidirectional data conversion between the vehicle two-wire Ethernet 100baseT1 interface and the standard Ethernet RJ45.

Features:
1. Using tja1100 automotive Ethernet PHY chip for NXP, with excellent performance and good anti-interference. It can communicate with branded automotive Ethernet chips such as for Broadcom, Marvell and TI
2. This product is compact and lightweight. The dimensions are 103.2 x 71 x 26.5cm/4.1 x 2.8 x 1" (LxWxH). The housing is made of a strong and lightweight aluminum alloy.
3. Its power supply chip adopts original TPS54620 for TI. It boasts wide input voltage, stable operation and small ripple.
4. It can be powered by TYPE C and DC power supply. Users can use a standard 5.5mm DC power adapter, or use the USB interface of computer and mobile phone charger to directly supply power.
5. The measured transmission distance is about 15m/49.2ft, the stable rate is 940MB/s, and there is no packet loss.

Specifications:
- Model: 100BT1-PRO
- Conversion protocol: 00BASE-T1 two-wire automotive Ethernet / 100BASE-T RJ45 standard Ethernet
- 100BASE-T1 connection indicator: The indicator will light up after 100BASE-T1 is connected
- 100BASE-T1 data indicator: The indicator will flash after the 100BASE-T1 signal passes
- Multi-function indicator: signal quality: green - excellent signal; red - weak signal (indicates the status of the connection). Waiting for connection: The green light flashes periodically. Disconnected: red light stays on
- 100BASE-T RJ45 indicator: green light stays on: 100BASE-T connected. Flashing yellow light: Data passed
- Adaptive master-slave mode: The converter automatically adjusts to the corresponding master-slave mode according to the target device
- One-key manual master-slave mode: For the convenience of debugging, the manual mode is retained, and the master-slave switch does not need to be reset
- Input voltage: 4.5-17V (default 12Vdc)
- Power supply mode: USB TYPE C (mobile phone charger and computer) / DC power supply
- Shell material: aluminum alloy
- Weight: 130g/0.3lb
- Size: 103.2 x 71 x 26.5cm/4.1 x 2.8 x 1" (LxWxH)
- Interface: 15EDG 3.81mm (universal interface)

Package Included:
- 1 x 100BASE-T1 Media Converter
- 1 x 12V DC Power Adapter
- 1 x Type C Power Cable
- 1 x Twisted Pair Cable
- 1 x 1.5m/4.9ft Network Cable



Functions:
- Status LED: In standby, the indicator flashes at a frequency of 0.5 seconds, indicating that a connection can be established at any time. When connected, a red indicator indicates low signal strength and a green indicator indicates high signal strength. The light is red after disconnection, indicating that a connection was established, but it is currently disconnected. The LINK version of the converter can use this indicator to determine the connection status.
- Connection/data indicator: Connection indicator: It indicates the 100BASE-T1 connection status. Data indicator: The indicator flashes as the converter passes the data.
- TYPE C socket: You can use a computer USB port or a mobile phone charger to power the converter.
- Toggle switch: When booting, it defaults to adaptive master-slave mode. The user toggles the switch in any direction to exit adaptive master-slave mode and enter manual mode. Manual mode switching, on the other hand, takes effect without resetting master-slave mode.
- 100/1000BASE-T1 interface: Automotive Ethernet two-wire interface with a variety of branded connectors to choose from, including MATENET for TE, H-MTD connector for Rosenberger and NET Brige+ for Amphenol.


Functions:
- Reset button: Reset the converter hardware to quickly switch back to initial mode.
- Socket: DC5.5x2.1mm. Connect to a DC power supply.
- Power indicator: After powering on, the indicator will light up to indicate the working status.
- RJ45 port: Network cable interface (flashing green light indicates that a computer has been connected and yellow light flashes to indicate that data has passed).