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NPort 5400 device servers can conveniently and transparently connect up to four serial devices to an Ethernet network, allowing you to network your existing serial devices with only basic configuration. Data transmission between the serial and Ethernet interfaces is bi-directional. By using NPort device servers, you not only protect your current hardware investment, but also allow for future network expansion. You can both centralise the management of your serial devices, and distribute management hosts over the network. NPort 5400 device servers can be used to connect different devices for remote data polling or event handling over a TCP/IP network. Each serial port on the NPort 5400 operates independently to provide maximum versatility. for example, port 1 can operate in Driver mode, port 2 in TCP Server mode, and ports 3 and 4 in TCP Client mode. An LCD panel is built into the NPort 5400’s top panel, with four buttons for inputting data, configuration, and selecting the operation mode. The LCD panel displays the server name, serial number, and IP address, and can be used to enter or modify parameters such as IP address, netmask, and gateway. NPort 5400 device servers support dual power sources by providing both a DC terminal block input and a DC power jack input. Providing two types of power input gives users greater flexibility for use with different applications. The NPort 5400 series provides adjustable termination and pull high/low resistors for RS-485 applications. In some critical environments, termination resistors may be needed to prevent the reflection of serial signals, and the pull high/low resistors may need adjusting to maintain the integrity of the electrical signal. Since no set of resistor values is universally compatible with all environments, the NPort 5400 has four sets of DIP switches on the bottom panel to set the termination and pull high/low resistor values. For more information about the NPort 5430 please contact our technical sales team on +44 (0)1782 337 800 or alternatively submit an enquiry.
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Moxa 4 Port Isolated RS-422/485 Ethernet Serial Device Server – Power Adapter
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4 Port Isolated RS-422/485 Ethernet Serial Device Server – Power Adapter
London Underground signalling engineers required a number of panel PCs for temporary use as in-cab Signal Interface Displays (SIDs) in test trains, to allow the engineers to test the information being sent to the train from the new Thales computer-based signalling system.