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Networking Hardware
News Release from: Sena Technologies | Subject: PS100B
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 05 May 2004
Embedded board serves up industrial
Ethernet
The PS100B is a single-port serial Ethernet communication board that brings RS232/422/485 based industrial devices under the control of 10Mbit/s Ethernet network.
The PS100B is a single-port serial Ethernet communication board that brings RS232/422/485 based industrial devices under the control of 10Mbit/s Ethernet network The PS100B incorporates a selectable RS232/422/485 serial interface and transfers the industrial device data up to 115Kbit/s
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 24 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Also, it accommodates the broad spectrum of power requirements used in industrial automation environments by offering voltage from 9 to 30V.
Furthermore, It includes device management and control capabilities like log storage, automatic email delivery of error log, full-featured system status display and the ability to download and upgrade firmware through serial console or telnet.
The PS100B has the support of 10Mbit/s Ethernet network, and provides versatile raw connection modes for sockets, such as TCP server, TCP client, UDP server/client, pair connection, and Ethernet modem, making PS100B a flexible tool for many applications.
In addition to industry leading low latency, and high throughput, the unit is supplied with a static key based 3DES data encryption to promise secure data communication over the industrial networks.
The PS100B can use TCP/UDP tunnelling to facilitate direct connection between two industrial devices across a network allowing them to communicate as if they were the only two devices around.
The benefits of network-enabling industrial devices include: reduced maintenance costs through remote monitoring and management, real-time access to information, increased flexibility and performance with distributed intelligence, the use of existing Ethernet wiring and minimising costs by sharing devices among users.
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