Compact format for embedded device server

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jan 11, 2005

The Nemo10 is a compact and low-cost embedded device server for equipment like security systems, POS, factory machinery and medical devices.

The Nemo10 is a compact and low-cost embedded device server designed for OEMs to embed Ethernet connectivity directly onto the circuit boards of equipment like security systems, POS, factory machinery and medical devices.

The Nemo10 has a standard pin space with a dual-inline, 24-pin design for onboard installation, allowing designers to reduce layout time and accelerate time to market.

Serial interfacing is accomplished via a TTL interface that includes serial transmit, receive, DTR and DTR lines, and supports date transfer speeds up to 115.2Kbit/s.

On the Ethernet side, the Nemo10 features 10Base-T and supports static and dynamic IP address.

Furthermore it has built-in pins for LED interface, switch interface, power supply interface, data/console and factory reset.

The dimensions of this module are 45 x 45mm.

Also it features single +5V input, and 0.3W low power consumption.

The network-enabler can be configured locally through its serial port, or remotely over a network using telnet.

On the management software side, the windows-based configuration software, HelloDevice Manager, simplifies installation and setup.

And working with Serial/IP COM Port Redirector that Sena supplies, the Nemo10 generates significantly lower latency.

The benefits of integrating networking capabilities include: reduced maintenance costs through remote monitoring and management, real-time access to information, and increased flexibility and performance with distributed intelligence.

Available for shipment from 10th January 2005, the list price of a (single unit) Nemo10 for an order of 100 units is $19.95.

Also a starter kit for Nemo10 (Nemo10-SK) is available at $169.

The Nemo10-SK can enable manufacturers to jumpstart their development work by providing 10Base-T RJ45, LEDs, a voltage regulator, a power supply circuit, TTL to RS232, RS232 to TTL conversion hardware, RS232 DB9 connector, a factory reset switch, and console/data switch.