Lantronix
Lantronix XSDRIN-03 device server 10/100Base-TX 1 serial 1 RJ-45 rail-mount
Connects one serial device to a 10/100Base-TX network via a single RJ-45 port in a rail-mountable enclosure
- TypeDevice Server
- Industrial serial-to-Ethernet connectivity via 10/100Base-TX
- Single DB-9 serial port links legacy equipment to networks
- Compact DIN-rail mount fits 36 mm wide cabinet slots
- Rugged metal housing operates in harsh industrial environments
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
Industrial Device Server
The Lantronix XSDRIN-03 is a rail-mountable device server that provides one 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port and one serial port. It enables network connectivity for serial equipment over twisted-pair cabling in a compact form factor.
Suits Simple Serial Integration
This unit fits installations that need a single serial-to-Ethernet link with rail mounting and RoHS compliance. It does not serve buyers who require multiple network ports, wireless connectivity, USB interfaces, or PoE power.
Single 10/100Base-TX Port
The solitary RJ-45 interface limits throughput to Fast Ethernet speeds and supports only one network connection. Verify that your infrastructure uses 10/100Base-TX and that a single port satisfies the network topology.
Highlights
- Industrial serial-to-Ethernet connectivity via 10/100Base-TX
- Single DB-9 serial port links legacy equipment to networks
- Compact DIN-rail mount fits 36 mm wide cabinet slots
- Rugged metal housing operates in harsh industrial environments
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
Specifications
| Brand | Lantronix |
|---|---|
| Model | XSDRIN-03 |
| Type | Device Server |
| Shipping weight | 0.33 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 188 × 117 mm |
Questions about this item
What type of serial cable do I need to connect my equipment to the DB9 port on this XSDRIN-03?
The unit provides one serial port; use a cable that matches the DB9 pin-out required by your attached device.
Will the 10/100Base-TX uplink on this unit negotiate correctly with my older 10Base-T hub?
The Fast Ethernet port supports 10/100Base-TX and will auto-negotiate down to 10 Mbps half-duplex if the linked partner only supports that speed.
How can I confirm the XSDRIN-03 has booted and passed its self-test after mounting it on the DIN rail?
Observe the front-panel status LEDs; a steady power light and active network link indicator show the device server has started and established an Ethernet connection.
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