1. Industrial Automation for Legacy Machine Integration
Seamlessly integrates up to 8 legacy serial-based PLCs, HMIs, or other control devices into a central Ethernet-based SCADA or MES system in manufacturing facilities.
Problem SolvedBridges the communication gap between older serial protocols (RS-232/422/485) and modern Ethernet networks, enabling remote monitoring and control of machinery without requiring costly hardware replacements. The wide operating temperature range (-40 to 75°C) ensures reliable operation in diverse industrial environments.
SCADAMESPLC integrationRS-232/422/485Ethernet conversionIndustrial networkWide temperature
2. Remote Data Acquisition in Harsh Environments
Deploys in outdoor kiosks, utility substations, or remote monitoring stations to collect data from multiple serial sensors (e.g., environmental sensors, power meters) and transmit it over an IP network.
Problem SolvedProvides robust serial-to-Ethernet connectivity in challenging conditions, leveraging its -40 to 75°C operating temperature, durable metal housing, and wide 12-48 VDC power input. The 1.5 kV Ethernet magnetic isolation and 15 kV serial ESD protection safeguard against electrical disturbances prevalent in these settings.
Data loggingRemote monitoringUtility substationEnvironmental sensingESD protectionSurge protectionWide temperatureMetal housing
3. Point-of-Sale (POS) System Connectivity
Connects multiple serial peripherals such as barcode scanners, receipt printers, and payment terminals in retail or hospitality environments to a central network for streamlined operations.
Problem SolvedCentralizes communication for up to 8 serial POS devices, simplifying cabling infrastructure and management. Its compact desktop design is suitable for confined counter spaces, while reliable serial-to-Ethernet conversion ensures smooth, efficient transaction processing.
POS systemsRetail automationSerial peripheralNetwork integrationPayment terminalBarcode scannerCompact design