IP SERIAL DEVICE SERVER SERIAL ETHERNET SERVERS TRANSPARENTLY CONNECTS, CONFIGUR

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Key Features

Ethernet Enable 1, 2 or 4 Serial Ports
Compact Panel Mount Case
Optional DIN Rail Adapter
RS232/422/485 Full and Half Duplex
Auto Detect 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
Virtual COM Drivers for Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Server 2008, & Windows 7

B+B SMARTWORX Terminal & Device Servers

IP SERIAL DEVICE SERVER SERIAL ETHERNET SERVERS TRANSPARENTLY CONNECTS, CONFIGUR

Mfr # ESP901 SKU 3395817

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Product Overview

IP SERIAL DEVICE SERVER SERIAL ETHERNET SERVERS TRANSPARENTLY CONNECTS, CONFIGUR

VLINX ESP901 ETHERNET TO SERIAL DEVICE SERVER SINGLE PORT.232/422/485.SPECIFICAT
B+B SmartWorx 1-Port Ethernet Serial Server - Twisted Pair - 1 x Network (RJ-45) - 1 x Serial Port - 10/100Base-TX - Fast Ethernet - Rail-mountable, Panel-mountable
B+B SmartWorx 1-Port Ethernet Serial Server
Twisted Pair - 1 x Network (RJ-45) - 1 x Serial Port - 10/100Base-TX - Fast Ethernet - Rail-mountable, Panel-mountable

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Device Server
Input Voltage	12 V DC
Manufacturer Part Number	ESP901
Form Factor	Rail-mountable
Form Factor	Panel-mountable
Manufacturer	Advantech Co., Ltd
Product Model	ESP901
Product Name	1-Port Ethernet Serial Server
Product Line	Vlinx
Brand Name	B+B SmartWorx
Height	0.9"
Width	4.5"
Depth	3.4"
Network Standard	10/100Base-TX
Wireless LAN	No
Ethernet Technology	Fast Ethernet
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports	1
Network (RJ-45)	Yes
Serial Port	Yes
Media Type Supported	Twisted Pair
Number of Serial Ports	1

Marketing Information

1-Port Ethernet Serial Server
Power Supply

ESP901 Ethernet serial servers can be accessed and configured from any web browser (such as Internet Explorer) on the LAN/WAN. This allows you to remotely manage the software and your serial device. It also allows off-site troubleshooting.

ESP901 1-port serial servers provide automatic resumption of the TCP data connection in case of a power failure or loss of an Ethernet connection on either the client or server. Once the Heartbeat connection is established the server sends a signal to the client every five seconds. If the signal is not received, the serial server will attempt to reconnect the TCP data connection every five seconds until communication is established again.