Linux Inside - Serial-Ethernet converter with Dynamic DNS and PPPoE support
Jul 21st, 13:59 UTC
Sena Technologies is pleased to introduce the Linux-based Serial-Ethernet converter, 'HelloDevice SS100' with 32-bit Processor, Embedded web server, and open Linux platform for customization Sena Technologies is pleased to introduce the Linux-based Serial-Ethernet converter, 'HelloDevice SS100' with 32-bit Processor, Embedded web server, and open Linux platform for customization.
HelloDevice SS100 has the support of Dynamic DNS, and PPPoE (PPP-over-Ethernet) allowing serial devices to be accessed over DSL-based broadband network or conventional LAN (Local Area Network) environment through the 10/100 Mbps (10Base-T, 100Base-TX) ethernet interface.
The SS100 provides the full-featured management functions such as status monitor; remote reset, error log monitor and firmware upgrade using Telnet, serial console port or Web browser under the password protection support.
In addition, the SS100 provides IP address filtering function to protect unintentional data streams to be transmitted to the serial device, and public key cryptography based SSL data encryption to promise secure data communication. The SS100 also has the SNMP agent supporting SNMP v1 and v2 protocols, and Dynamic DNS client for updating user's hostname account offered by various service providers.
Application Areas:
1. Industrial Automation
2. Network management
3. Retail/Point of Sale
4. Remote metering
5. Remote display
6. Building automation
7. Security/Access control Systems
8. General data acquisition application and
9. Medical Automation.
Features
1. Connects legacy serial devices to 10/100Base Ethernet network.
2. Supports RS232/422/485 based serial devices via its DB9 (SS100).
3. Serial data transfer rate up to 230Kbps.
4. Supports Dynamic DNS and PPPoE protocols for broadband network access.
5. Supports standard encryption method, SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol.
6. Configuration via web, telnet or serial port.
7. Management software for configuration and administration.
Benefits
1. Cost-reduction in system development due to using low-cost, industry-standard Ethernet technologies;
2. Labor cost reduction and improved efficiency due to remote management;
3. Easier operation environment using various IT technologies such as Internet, Web, and Database;
4. Cost-reduction due to TCP/IP-oriented simplified network hierarchy;
5. Easy to establish company ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system by connecting TCP/IP-based business system with manufacturing system.
For more details, please feel free to contact us at sales@sena.com
Thank you
Sena Technologies
sales@sena.com
http://www.sena.com/
(Submitted by Kumar of Sena Technologies)
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