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各種不同型號區分
| 型號 |
區別 |
| UX-1 |
1
UART-to-XPORT Device Server channel for LAN,
Internet, and Web access. |
| UX-1-S |
1
UART-to-XPORT Device Server channel for LAN,
Internet, and Web access. 可堆疊上去.
Includes a pair (2) of height extenders (part
number DSPG-EXT). |
特色
- Provides a UART, asynchronous, 230.4 Kbps serial
port, including a full TCP/IP
protocol stack, to the LAN,
Internet and World
Wide Web. Allows remote
control and data
access to any serial device from anywhere
in the world.
- Plugs into the C54X,
C55X, and C64X DSP Texas Instruments
and Spectrum Digital DSK and EVM DSP development
systems. The COMPATIBILITY
chart shows the DSK's and EVM's that are
compatible with this product.
- Conforms to the Texas Instruments TMS320
Cross-Platform Daughtercard Specification
for TI and Spectrum Digital DSK and EVM DSP
development systems.
- A stackable version is available so that other
daughter cards can be added and stacked on top of
one another.
- Connector height extenders are available
allowing a daughter card to be plugged into this
card.
- The most compact solution the the industry to
Web-enable any product with a serial interface.
- Allows OEM's to build networking capabilities
into their products faster and more easily.
- An embedded HTTP-compliant Web server in an RJ45
assembly.
- Allows you to network-enable any serial device.
- Includes a networking protocol suite with
a full TCP/IP stack.
- With 10Base-T and
100Base-TX auto-sensing Ethernet.
- Programmable E-mail alerts.
- Built-in Web browser and web page.
- 128-bit AES RIJNDAEL encryption.
- Mature, robust operating system.
- Card is a high quality, double-sided FR4 PCB.
- A white silkscreen clearly identifies all
channels and connector position.
- Both sides of the card have a solder mask
詳細資料
This plug-in daughter card
has a UART driving a miniature XPort Device Server
manufactured by Lantronix. When plugged
in, the UART on the card interfaces with the TI or
Spectrum Digital DSK or EVM DSP Development System.
A stackable version is available so that other
daughter cards can be added and stacked on top of one
another.
The XPort device server is a
miniaturized version of a modular
serial-to-Ethernet converter. It contains and
uses the Internet Protocol (IP) for network
communications and the Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP). Other supported protocols are: ARP, TCP,
UDP, Telnet, ICMP, TFTP, AutoIP, DHCP, HTTP, and SNMP.
The XPort Device Server
interfaces with the LAN, and subsequently to the World
Wide Web over the Internet, via an RJ45 connector,
built-into the Device Server. The Device
Server contains a full TCP/IP protocol stack, allowing
LAN, Internet and World Wide Web access, including
e-mail, without the user interfacing directly with
TCP/IP stacks. Two LED's indicate the
presence of TD and RD signals between the UART and the
Device Server .
With this
Device Server daughter card, the user can develop
products to communicate with each other anywhere in
the world over a LAN or over the Internet using the
standard, simple, asynchronous, serial data
transmission protocol. The Device Server
essentially forms a "tunnel" through the LAN
and the Internet connecting two devices or a single
remote device and any computer, as if they were
directly connected to each other via serial ports.
All that is required is a knowledge of the operation
of a simple, asynchronous, serial data transmission.
The
XPort Device Server contains a web (http) server and
can store user-generated web pages and serve them to
any browser over the LAN or the World Wide Web.
The user can generate web pages in HTML using any web
page software such as Microsoft's "Front
Page", and store these pages inside the
Lantronix Device Server. The user can also
generate "Applets" in JAVA and store them
inside the Device Server.
A Block diagram of the card and
photo's are shown below.
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