EIS-W/N NEWPORT ELECTRONICS, EIS-W/N Datasheet

EIS-W/N

Manufacturer Part Number

EIS-W/N

Description

Computers, Network Video Server

Manufacturer

NEWPORT ELECTRONICS

Datasheet

1.EIS-WN.pdf (2 pages)

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MicroServer

The award-winning NEWPORT

is the simplest, easiest, most economical

way to connect serial devices to an

Ethernet network and the Internet.

Connects any serial device

with RS-232, RS-485, or

RS-422 to an Ethernet

network and the Internet

Replaces dedicated wiring

and PC’s for serial connections

Digital input/output lines

Well-developed TCP/IP Stack

Web based interface for

easy configuration and

access without any special

software

Configuration option via

Telnet and Serial

Supports TCP, UDP, ARP,

Telnet, DHCP, DNS, HTTP,

and MODBUS protocols

Includes a Windows based

COM port redirection

software to redirect data

destined for a serial COM

port to the Ethernet port

on a PC

Includes a Windows based

utility to access and

configure the iServer over

the network

Password protection for

Security

Wall mount brackets for

secure installation

Firmware upgradeable

Custom firmware and

private labeling for OEM's

OEM board-level iServer

available

Server

™

When you type its name in a Web

Browser, it serves Web pages that let

you quickly and easily configure the

device for your specific application

without any special software.

Getting started with the iServer is very

simple and easy because it can take a

dynamically assigned IP address from a

DHCP server on your network. This

DHCP client capability is a valuable and

unique feature of the NEWPORT iServer

that makes it extremely easy and simple

to start using this device on almost any

Ethernet network.

You can easily assign a static IP address

to the iServer instead of a dynamic one,

if necessary. The IP address can be

assigned locally through its serial

connection, as well as remotely over an

Ethernet network via Telnet or a web

browser, using its factory default IP

address.

The NEWPORT iServer connects to an

Ethernet Network with a standard RJ45

connector. Serial devices connect to the

iServer with a standard DB-9 connector.

You can select RS-232, or RS-485 (and

RS-422) Serial Communications from the

configuration Web page.

The iServer can be used to make an

existing Serial device a "node" on an

Ethernet network with a unique IP

address that's accessible from any

authorized computer on the LAN, WAN,

or Internet.

The iServer can instead be used to

create a virtual tunnel on an

Ethernet/Internet network simulating a

local point-to-point serial connection

between a serial device and a PC. This

replaces dedicated point-to-point wiring

limited to 50 feet on an RS-232

connection.

FCC-B

The NEWPORT iServer packages the

Serial data in standard TCP/IP packets

that can travel anywhere on the Ethernet

LAN or over the Internet.

The NEWPORT iServer is compatible

with almost any device with a Serial

interface such as: time clocks, security

alarms, card-key access controllers,

telecommunications equipment, vending

machines, bar code readers, electric

power meters, UPS systems, test &

measurement instrumentation, PLC's,

serial printers, cash registers, and many

more.

You do not need to rewrite the firmware

for your serial devices to work with the

iServer, and in some cases might not

need to change your application

software. Your serial devices will function

over the Ethernet network or the Internet

as if they were connected directly to a

PC. The COM port on the iServer

simulates a local COM port on the PC.

The NEWPORT iServer is compatible

with wireless Ethernet. In settings where

wires of any kind are not possible, the

EIS-W can be connected to a Wireless

Ethernet Access Point enabling simple,

economical wireless connectivity of

Serial Devices.

With the NEWPORT iServer: A facilities

manager can monitor electric power

usage over the LAN from a desk

anywhere in the facility, or from

anywhere on the Internet with the proper

passwords and authorization. A payroll

clerk can download data from time clocks

to a PC anywhere on a local area

network, or anywhere in the world. A

manufacturing technician can use a

handheld computer with Wireless

Ethernet connectivity to change settings

on a process controller.

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EIS-W/N Summary of contents

Page 1

... COM port on the PC. The NEWPORT iServer is compatible with wireless Ethernet. In settings where wires of any kind are not possible, the EIS-W can be connected to a Wireless Ethernet Access Point enabling simple, economical wireless connectivity of Serial Devices. With the NEWPORT iServer: A facilities ...

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... MicroServer ™ The NEWPORT iServer model EIS-W comes complete with full documentation, firmware, and AC power adapter. For OEM's, NEWPORT offers custom labeling as well as customized application specific firmware and design engineering. NEWPORT also offers printed circuit board-level products (powered by 5 Vdc) that OEM's can incorporate in their ...

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