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LAN modem, 10BT

  • LAN modem, 10BT

Replacement of a dial-up modem route through LAN modems

Properties

General information:

  • Network adapters:
    • 10BT
  • Power supply:
    • External power adapter 230V/50Hz
  • Conforms to standards both in office and industrial environments:
    • High noise resistance per EN 61000-6-2
    • Low noise emission per EN 55032:2015 + A1 Cl. B, EN 61000-3-2 & EN 61000-3-3
  • 5 year guarantee

Background information:

Alarm systems, test equipment, air conditioning monitoring systems and their associated control programs often require that a dial-up modem be connected to the RS232 port in order to exchange alarms or configuration data.

For in-house applications this means reserving at least two of the few available direct dial numbers in a telephone system. If the communication partner is located at a remote site, you must add to this long-distance or dedicated line lease charges. The W&T LAN modem makes it possible to route such connections over the already existing LAN. Use of TCP/IP protocol permits both intranet and Internet accesses to be utilized as the communications path.

The RS232 interface of the LAN modem, which operates at a maximum rate of 57,600 baud, emulates the AT command set and converts it to TCP/IP and Ethernet at 10 and 100MBit/s.

To use the LAN modem, all you need to do is replace the previous telephone number with the IP address of the destination modem. No other changes are necessary!

The W&T LAN modem allows you to integrate modem-based systems into the network without any modification to the software or firmware.

Virtual modem ports under Windows:

The COM Port Redirector for Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 allows you to set up virtual COM ports that emulate a LAN modem. Both incoming and outgoing calls are supported, so that no external hardware is required on the side of the central application. Interested?


Technical data

  • Network:
  • Serial port:
    • 1 x RS232 port
    • DB9 socket, DCE assignment
  • Baud rate:
    • 1200 to 57,600 baud
  • Data format:
    • 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
  • Flow control:
    • Hardware handshake and/or
    • XON/XOFF protocol
  • Electrical isolation:
    • min. 500V
  • Power supply:
    • stab. 5V DC
  • Power consumption:
    • Typ. 270 mA, max. 330 mA
  • Power supply:
    • Supplied power adapter
    • Input: 230V / 50 Hz
    • Output: stabilized 5V, 1A
  • Ambient storage temperature:
    • -40..+70°C
  • Ambient operating temperature:
    • 0 ...+60° C
  • Housing:
    • Plastic compact housing, 105x75x22mm
  • Weight:
    • approx. 200 g
  • Scope of delivery:
    • 1x LAN modem 58210
    • 1x power adapter for application in office
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