Diamond Dotz
Diamond Dotz NPort 5110 1-Port Serial Device Server 10/100 Ethernet RS232 DB9 Male
Connects one RS-232 serial device to a 10/100 Ethernet network via DB9 male port
- Connects serial devices to 10/100 Ethernet networks via DB9 RS232 port
- Compact form factor enables installation in tight server cabinets
- Real COM and TTY drivers support Windows and Linux systems
- Configurable through Telnet, web browser or Windows utility
- SNMP MIB-II support allows centralised network management
Single-Port Serial Device Server
The Diamond Dotz NPort 5110 connects one RS-232 serial device to a 10/100 Ethernet network using a DB9 male port. It enables remote access and management for legacy equipment that only communicates over serial links. Configuration is handled through a Windows utility, Telnet or a web browser.
For Integrators Maintaining Serial Gear
This unit suits engineers adding network control to a single RS-232 instrument, PLC or meter in industrial or lab settings. Buyers who need additional serial ports, different signalling standards or Power over Ethernet will need a different device server.
One RS-232 Port on 10/100 Ethernet
The decisive specification is the single DB9 male port carrying RS-232 over a 10/100 Ethernet connection. If the installation requires only one serial link at those speeds, this server fits; otherwise a multi-port or higher-speed model is required.
Highlights
- Connects serial devices to 10/100 Ethernet networks via DB9 RS232 port
- Compact form factor enables installation in tight server cabinets
- Real COM and TTY drivers support Windows and Linux systems
- Configurable through Telnet, web browser or Windows utility
- SNMP MIB-II support allows centralised network management
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What Ethernet speed does the NPort 5110 support and what throughput can I expect?
The device server connects at 10/100 Ethernet, so the wired link caps at 100 Mbps in practice.
What physical connector and mounting style does the NPort 5110 use?
It has a DB9 male RS-232 port and a compact enclosure designed for direct panel or DIN-rail mounting.
How do I install the NPort 5110 and which step is often missed?
Connect power and Ethernet, then use the Windows utility, web browser, or Telnet to set the IP and serial parameters; the step often skipped is matching the COM-port settings in the Real COM driver to the device.
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