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Waveshare Industrial Serial Server, RS232 to RJ45 Ethernet, TCP/IP to Serial, Rail-Mount Support

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  • This is a common version without POE Function
  • This is a RS232 device data acquisitor / IoT gateway designed for industrial environment.
  • It combines multi functions in one, including serial server, Modbus gateway, MQTT gateway, RS232 to JSON, etc.
  • The module features RS232 and Ethernet port(POE function is optional), uses screw terminals for power input.
  • Rail-mount case design, small in size, easy to install. It is suitable for applications like data acquisition, IoT gateway, safety & security IoT, and intelligent instrument monitoring...



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Laing Gang
Bewertet in den USA am6. Januar 2024
I needed to send Serial data from Arduino over network to a Server running NodeRed. As of now is working perfectly. I’ll follow up after some time to see if it is a long lasting solution. You must have some experience with serial data concepts and TCP/UDP. If your new to these protocols, a little googling and some forums will get you up to speed enough to put it in service. Highly recommended for those looking to learn or experimentation with home brew electronics projects.
The Tech
Bewertet in Kanada am 13. Februar 2024
The Waveshare Industrial Serial Server is a reliable and versatile device that allows for RS232 to RJ45 Ethernet conversion, with support for Modbus and TCP/IP to Serial communication. This industrial serial server is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications and provides seamless integration between serial and Ethernet systems.
Steve Hill
Bewertet in den USA am1. April 2023
I bought this to allow me to connect to a PLC remotely across an Ethernet network to a Unitronics PLC's onboard RS232 Serial Port. The PLC Programming software (Visilogic) needs to see a local COM port on the PC if you are using a serial connection.I've only just installed it today, and it does appear to be working well - but the product came with zero (literally zero) documentation - not even a URL or quick-start guide, so I thought I would share some info that might be helpful:1. My serial server was delivered configured with a fixed IP address (192.168.1.202). I believe this is the default2. You can connect to it with a web browser, on port 80 to do basic configuration. The default password is blank3. If you are going to use it as a simple port server, there's no real device configuration needed unless you want to change the IP address or the TCP/IP port you connect to to access the serial port (which is 4196) - you can do this from a Web Browser connected to the device.4. A quick test to see if you can connect to the device is to telnet to it (e.g. telnet 192.168.1.202 4196). If telnet connects, the link LED on the unit will become far brighter than normal, indicating there is a client connected to the device.5. If you want to do more complex configuration, you can download Vircom from a link on the Waveshare web site. This does not have an installer - just a standalone Windows EXE called "vircom_en.exe" (which is downloaded in a RAR file). Run the exe, and click on 'devices' and it should find your device (assuming it is plugged into your local LAN), and will allow you to edit the configuration remotely.6. If you want to create a virtual port in Windows (e.g COM10) that PC software can connect to, then you need to close Vircom, and install "virtual_serial_port_control3.5.msi" which you can download from Waveshare's website. Note that you must CLOSE Vircom (if you use the normal "X" in the toolbar it will continue to run in the background, minimized to the windows tooltray; you need to right click on it there to "Exit" before installing the Virtual Serial Port Control.Then re-open Vircom, and use the "Serial" button in the Vircom toolbar - this allows you to create a serial port. Note that the Virtual Serial Port control appears to have been developed by Fabulatech.7. Once you have created your virtual port, you should be able to use it exactly like a normal com port on the PC, except that the serial device is remote. However - you need to leave Vircom running, and if you close it the port will be closed and no longer available.I would like to have the 'virtual' comm port available any time the PC is powered up. I believe that the Fabulatech "Serial Port Redirector" software will do this, but it is not free (unlike Vircom) - probably going to cost 4x the price of the Waveshare hardware. I've not tried it, but assume it would work. If I find a less expensive solution for the virtual port drivers that is more 'permanent' than Vircom, I'll update the review.
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