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nick205

posted on 8/4/05 at 01:48 PM Reply With Quote
RS485 to IP module

This might be a longshot, but I'm looking for information on converting an RS485 interface to IP. A customer has mentioned a company called MAXTRAN who do a suitable module, but I can't find any info on the web for them

Anyone got any info or ideas?

Cheers

Nick






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JonBowden

posted on 8/4/05 at 02:51 PM Reply With Quote
Don't know much about RS485.
UNIX systems often use terminal servers to convert multiple RS232 channels to IP using telnet.
What are you trying to do ?





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CairB

posted on 8/4/05 at 03:52 PM Reply With Quote
I've successfully used these in the past:

RS232 / 485 to Ethernet module

There are others though.

Cheers,

Colin

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tks

posted on 8/4/05 at 06:56 PM Reply With Quote
pfff....

to make one you will need to a ethernet / microcontroller solution and a max 485 (or eql.)

then its a easy job..

TKS





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nick205

posted on 8/4/05 at 08:06 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for the link CairB, looks like the sort of thing we need.

We have a customer who wants to use an RS485 based data terminal we manufacture, but needs to have it working over an ethernet network in their application.

Nick






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ChrisW

posted on 10/4/05 at 10:05 PM Reply With Quote
I would use a terminal server (can get an 8 port unit off ebay for £30-40) which will provide RS232 outputs, then use a 232-485 convertor which are readily available.

Chris

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