$549.00
The NetBurner PK70 with the 4-port multi-mode serial-to-Ethernet blade board option can network-enable up to four serial devices in either RS-232 or RS-422/485 mode. The device is factory-programmed with an application that supports the TCP and UDP protocols, and a web page interface for configuration.
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PK70 EX MMS Datasheet
PK70 EX MMS Documents
Development Kit
Deployment Tools
Multi-Threaded TTY (MTTTY) is an easy to use serial terminal utility that you can use to communicate with the RS-232 serial ports on your device or development kit. It is multi-threaded in that you can run multiple instances of MTTTY for each serial port.
IPSetup is a Windows program used to configure NetBurner hardware through a network connection. Running IPSetup will automatically identify your NetBurner device (even if its IP address is 0.0.0.0).
Application Notes
