Device Servers
EtherBITS™ RS-232
Device Server
Model 2232
Low-cost single-port device server lets you monitor, control, and collect data from any async RS-232 device over any IP network.
Control and Monitor Serial Device
Link asynchronous serial devices and terminals to your IP network
Supports a Wide Range of Data Rates
User-selectable async data rates up to 115.2 kbps
Connects Directly to the LAN
10Base-T LAN connection via shielded RJ-45 connector
Standard TCP/IP Protocols Supported
ARP, ICMP, TCP, DHCP client, Telnet
COM Port Redirector Software Included
Windows-Tactical COM Port Redirector Linux- vtty drivers
Ethernet has far outgrown the confines of the office network. From factories and farms to railways and retail
shops, credit bureaus, banks—even medical and dental offices—anywhere serial devices are found—the EtherBITS Model 2232 offers network managers the lowest-cost solution for making the transition from legacy serial infrastructure to the age of IP.
The EtherBITS Model 2232 provides both a serial RS-232 port (male or female/DB-9 or DB25) and a 10Base-T Ethernet port to link any RS-232 serial device to the Ethernet LAN at user-selectable data rates from 1200 bps to 115.2 kbps.
The Model 2232 encapsulates asynchronous serial data into IP packets for transport through the network via TCP or TELNET. The Model 2232 delivers a transparent end-to-
end connection to your PC or network man- agement host using any user-defined IP address and TCP port number. For greater flexibility, a built-in DHCP client can dynami- cally obtain an IP address from a master server anywhere on the network. With the included COM Port Redirector software you can use the existing COM/TTY on your PC, thus avoiding the hassle and expense obtain- ing an additional software license.
Connect serial devices and terminals to Ethernet quickly and easily with Patton’s low-cost EtherBITS Model 2232 Single-Port Terminal Server. The Patton EtherBITS Model 2232 lets you leverage the power and flexi- bility of Ethernet for low-cost, hassle-free device networking.
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