The wireless serial over IP device server lets you remotely access and manage an industrial serial device over a WiFi or wired network, with the added benefit of redundant power inputs to prevent downtime in the event of a power surge or failure.
For more control options, the device server is compatible with the free, StarTech.com NETRSAPP (NETRSAPP). When coupled with the NETRS232485W, this handy application for iOS, Android, and Chrome Browser lets you build a custom serial control interface that’s tailored to your specific application.
To eliminate the hassle of laying additional Ethernet cable, this wireless device server lets you connect your RS232 / 422/485 serial device in a location where a wired network connection is unavailable, with support for 802.11 B / G WiFi connections and a 10 / 100Mbps wired network port for added flexibility.
Ideal for industrial environments, the serial to Ethernet device server accepts wide-range 12-48V DC power input via a terminal block or an optional DC jack, enabling you to add redundant power with a secondary adapter (eg 12V DC 1.5A Power Adapter SKU : IM12D1500P – sold separately).
This device server supports baud rates up to 230.4Kbps which provides a smooth connection to your serial devices. The server also offers support for HTTPS, SSH and SSL to ensure secure communication, while integrating remote Telnet configuration and support for IP, HTTP, ICMP, DHCP, TCP and UDP protocols. You can customize the serial device server to suit your application with versatile browser-based or virtual com port software configuration.
Ensuring performance in harsh environments, this serial device server offers 8KV air, and 4KV contact ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) protection and features a rugged, IP-30 case design that is both DIN rail and wall-mountable.
Download the StarTech.com serial control software from the Apple App Store, the Google Play ™ Store, or the Chrome Web Store.
Applications
Factory or warehouse environments subject to harsh conditions and large temperature variances
Industrial locations where critical equipment requires backup power
Manufacturing (CNC machinery, process control equipment, serial printers)
