Serial to Ethernet conversion system

29 June 2005 Computer/Embedded Technology

A serial to Ethernet conversion system, the SitePlayer Telnet System from NetMedia, allows the user to communicate directly with a device, through Telnet. Two SitePlayer Telnet devices can be used to create an Internet bridge between two serial devices.

The system allows users to make an RS232 serial device accessible from anywhere that there is an Internet connection. Once connected, it acts as a transparent cable between the user and their device, allowing bi-directional communication between the user and the device. It can be configured using a standard web browser and can be password-protected.

The system is housed in a compact durable aluminium case measuring 56 x 69 x 24 mm. Other features include a fully-configurable RS232 serial port, a baud rate selection from 50 to 115 200, parity selection, flow control selection, data bit selection and six available control signals. Flash ROM software updates can be uploaded to the device. It is configurable for up to four IP addresses; has a single LED which indicates online status and includes an external power adaptor.

www.siteplayer.com

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