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NetBurner’s complete family of serial to Ethernet converters and device servers are ready to run right out of the box with no programming. The setup, configuration, and diagnostic programs are easily accessed via the web page interface or included network utilities.
The goal: Easily control, configure, or monitor a serial device using Ethernet.
The method: Connect serial port (COM port) to a NetBurner Serial to Ethernet device server.
The result: Access devices from the Internet or a Local Area Network (LAN) using SSH, SSL, or HTTPS.
A serial to Ethernet converter (or device server) is a device that will take a serial data signal and send it out over a network connection. Additionally, it will take any network data received and turn it into a serial signal.
A serial to Ethernet converter is used when you want to connect a serial device that isn’t network-enabled to a computer that either is too far away (sometimes halfway around the world!) or simply doesn’t have an appropriate serial port available.
This depends on the serial to Ethernet converter being used. For serial data being transmitted over a network connection to be secure, the converter needs to be able to support encryption with an SSL\TLS connection.
Yes, depending on the capability of the serial to Ethernet converter. This is called “serial tunneling“. To do this, you will need two serial to Ethernet converters, with each connected directly to a serial device. They will need to be configured to talk and listen to one another, but once they are set up, they will effectively send the data between the two serial devices as if they are directly connected by a serial cable.
If an application on your PC is designed to talk directly to the serial device but your computer doesn’t have a serial port available, you will need to create a virtual serial port, also known as a virtual COM port. It will effectively act as a serial to Ethernet converter locally on your computer by taking your serial data and making it available over a TCP/IP connection. This is often used in conjunction with a serial to Ethernet converter, which receives the application data sent by the PC over a network connection and passes it along to the serial device that it is connected to.
Need a customized solution? NetBurner Serial to Ethernet Development Kits are available to customize any aspect of operation including web pages, data filtering, or custom network applications.
Part Number | Versions | UARTs | RS-232 | RS-422/485 | Max Baud Rate | MHz | Flash | RAM | Other Features | Custom Label Option | SSL, SSH, HTTPS Support | Power Via |
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SB800 EX | JDD, JDT, TDD, TDT, JDDW, JDTW, TDTC | 2 | 921,600 | 250 | 8MB | 64MB DDR2 | Serial Port, Barrel Connector | |||||
SB700 EX | 100 | 2 | 921,600 | 147.5 | 2MB | 8MB | Serial Port, Barrel Connector | |||||
NANO54415 | 200 | 8 | 115,200 | 250 | 8MB | 64MB DDR2 | ||||||
SB70 LC | 100, 200 | 2 | 230,000 | 147.5 | 512KB | 8MB | ||||||
SBL2e | 100, 200 | 2 | 115,200 | 50 | 10 Digital I/O Four 12-bit A/D inputs | |||||||
SBL2e CHIP SBL2e BOB | 236, 200 | 2 | 115,200 | 50 | 10 Digital I/O Four 12-bit A/D inputs | |||||||
SBL2e X | 100 | 1 | 115,200 | 50 | Barrel Connector | |||||||
SBL2e XA | 100 | 2 | 115,200 | 50 | 9 Digital I/O Four 12-bit A/D inputs | Barrel Connector | ||||||
PK70 EX 232 | 232 | 5 | 115,200 | 147.5 | 4MB | 8MB | 2 Position Terminal Block, Barrel Connector | |||||
PK70 EX 485 | 485 | 5 | 115,200 | 147.5 | 4MB | 8MB | 2 Position Terminal Block, Barrel Connector | |||||
PK70 EX MMS | MMS | 5 | 115,200 | 147.5 | 4MB | 8MB | 2 Position Terminal Block, Barrel Connector | |||||
CB34 EX | 100 | 2 | 115,200 | 147.5 | 2MB | 8MB | 2 Position Terminal Block, Serial Port, Barrel Connector |
Part Number | Versions | SSL, SSH, HTTPS Support | Flash Card Support | Custom Rates | SPI | I2C | Digital I/O | Real Time Clock Support | External Timer | Other Features |
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SB800 EX | JDD, JDT, TDD, TDT, JDDW, JDTW, TDTC | Network Time Protocol (NTP) SupportOptional IEEE 802.11 b/g/n WifiOptional CAN bus | ||||||||
SB700 EX | 100 | Network Time Protocol (NTP) Support | ||||||||
NANO54415 | 200 | Network Time Protocol (NTP) SupportOptional CAN bus | ||||||||
SB70 LC | 100, 200 | |||||||||
SBE70 LC | 100, 200 | |||||||||
SBL2e | 100, 200 | |||||||||
SBL2e CHIP SBL2e BOB | 236, 200 | Up to 1 Additional UART Optional CAN bus | ||||||||
SBL2e X | 100 | Up to 2 Additional UARTs | ||||||||
SBL2e XA | 100 | |||||||||
PK70 EX 232 | 232 | |||||||||
PK70 EX 485 | 485 | |||||||||
PK70 EX MMS | MMS | |||||||||
CB34 EX | 100 | Optional CAN bus, MicroSD Card Support |
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