Quatech SSE-100D serial server

1 x RS-232, 10/100 BaseT, RJ-45, Auto MDI/MDIX, 921.6 kbps, CPU Freescale PowerPC, SDRAM 8MB, Flash 2 MB <b>1 port RS-232 Serial Device Server (DB9))</b>

Network-enable your serial devices for remote communication, monitoring and control

Quatech's high performance serial device servers feature a PowerPC from Freescale (formerly Motorola Semiconductor). This processor is part of a world-class architecture that offers the lowest latency available anywhere. In addition, the auto-sensing 10/100 Ethernet interface, and Quatech's proven high-speed, 921k-baud serial technology offer the best performance in the industry and ensure that your critical business applications won't be harmed by data throughput issues.

Installation Wizard - Easy to set up and install, Quatech Device Servers are up and running on your network in 10 minutes or less. A unique Installation Wizard automatically searches for and identifies any Quatech unit attached to the network, even searching remote subnets if needed. No client software is installed on your PC, just a small set of drivers that configures each serial port as a new COM port on the PC. This allows software applications to access the attached serial device as they are designed to, with no custom programming needed. Simply point your software application to the new, "virtual" COM port and you're all set!

Serial Tunneling - Do you have two serial devices that communicate directly with each other and you wish to replace the short serial cable using the distances possible with Ethernet technology? The two serial devices will then communicate as if connected by a short serial cable; the Ethernet portion will be invisible to the devices.

Auto TCP Feature - For remote service and monitoring applications, try our AutoTCP feature. The serial port can be set up to act as a TCP Client, requesting a connection whenever the serial device is attached and powered on or, if you prefer, whenever serial data is ready for upload to the host computer. You can leave the connection on, or disconnect from the host after a specified period. But when a service request from a remote monitoring PC (with a specified IP address) arrives, the device server will act as a TCP server, allow access to the serial device to the monitoring PC, and go back to Client mode when the Server session is finished.

Industrial Enclosure - Quatech Device Servers are housed in a solid metal case suited for rugged industrial environments and a surge suppression option is available, as are DIN rail mounting for individual units, and rack mount kits for multi-port models.

Software Selctable MEI - The 400 Series models introduce a software-selectable, RS-232/422/485 multi-electrical interface (MEI) to the device server product line. These units can be configured for RS-232 or for RS-422 or RS-485 asynchronous communication in either full-duplex or half-duplex mode.