1-port RS-232 device server with surge protection, -40 to 75°C operating temperature RS232

1-port RS-232 device server, 0 to 60°C operating temperature RS232

Introduction The NPort® 5100A device servers are designed to make serial devices network-ready in an instant and give your PC software direct access to serial devices from anywhere on the network. The NPort® 5100A device servers are ultra-lean, ruggedized, and user-friendly, making simple and reliable serial-to-Ethernet solutions possible. A Greener Serial-to-Ethernet Solution The MiiNe is a small but powerful Arm-based serial-to-Ethernet SoC with RAM and Flash embedded. With the MiiNe insid...

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The FIFO buffer size in Moxa products depends on the type of UART used. Our NPort, MSB, and async. servers use a variety of UARTs. Refer to the following table for details on the FIFO buffer size. UART Type FIFO Size (Bytes) Model Windows Driver Setting MSB Smartio/Industio 16C550C 16 C168H Series C104H Series CI-134 Series CI-132 Series High Middle Low(Disable) TX FIFO 16 8 1 RX FIFO 14 8 1 MU-150 64 CA-104 CA-132/132I High Middle Low(Disable) TX FIFO 64 32 1 RX FIFO 56 28 1 MU-860 128 CP-1...

MOXA Breathe New Life Into Your Legacy Devices Our NPort serial device servers digitalize your legacy devices for automation of the future Learn More --> Overview Why Moxa Product Selection Connectivity Portfolio Contact Us Extend The Life of Your Serial Devices With NPort Device Servers A large number of legacy devices in the field can be very discouraging to engineers when they have to connect them to collect data remotely. Backed by our proven industrial connectivity expertise, our serial...

MOXA Secure Your Edge Connectivity in Every Aspect From initial deployment to daily maintenance Learn more Overview Initial Deployment Daily Maintenance Product Selection Contact Us Ramp Up Device Security at Every Stage In an interconnected world, any single node in your automation systems can be exploited, thus raising security concerns. Ramping up your device security is the obvious route to go; however, it's not a one-time undertaking. Security is a journey that requires continuous updat...