SB70LC Secure Dual Serial-to-Ethernet

2-Port Serial to Ethernet Server

100 Version with RJ-45 | 200 Version with 10-pin header

Add secure netowrk connectivity to your product with SSH and SSL

100 Version with RJ-45

200 Version with 10-pin header

Features

10/100Mbps Ethernet TCP/UDP/Telnet modes DHCP/Static IP modes Web based configuration

32-bit performance Two serial ports SSH, SSL, HTTPS, certificate support

Overview

The SB70LC 2-Port Serial to Ethernet Server comes preloaded with software to translate serial and Ethernet data, and is configurable through any web browser. Network protocols include UDP, TCP, SSH and SSL. The application code can be customized to any specific application requirements with a SB70LC development kit.

Standard applications

If your application requires 3.3V LVTTL level serial ports, just plug in the SB70LC and go! Support for RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 can be achieved by adding external level shifters.

Network-enable existing applications

The serial to Ethernet server network-enables serial devices right out of the box. No programming or development is required. The hardware is pre-programmed to convert your serial data to Ethernet, enabling communication with the serial device over a network or the Internet. The onboard web server provides easy device configuration using a standard web browser.

Serial tunnel

By using two NetBurner serial to Ethernet devices you can create a “serial tunnel” that enables two serial devices to communicate over an IP network, even if both of your serial devices have no network capabilities. The IP connection between the two devices will be transparent to the serial devices.

Network enable your current PC Software

The included virtual COM port windows utility enables you to easily access serial devices located on a remote NetBurner device as if they were plugged into your own computer. When the attached serial port device sends communication data, it is actually transmitted over a TCP/IP or UDP network and back from the network to your serial device.

Data encryption prevents unauthorized access

Ensure the security of your communications by using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Secure Shell (SSH).

• SSL is a cryptographic protocol that provides security and ensures data integrity for transmissions made over a TCP/IP network. It is primarily used to enable devices to serve secure webpages (HTTPS) over a local network or the Internet.
  
• SSH enables data to be exchanged between two network devices over a secure channel—it’s a secure replacement for TELNET and other insecure remote shells.