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01 Sep 2003 |
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ABSTRACT:
Quatech's ThinQ RS-232 serial device servers are based on reliable Motorola® digital dna™ technology and use a best-in-class PowerPC® processor-a degree of confidence that products using homegrown processors cannot provide. On the serial side, ThinQ contains Quatech's proven high-speed, 921k-baud serial technology. Thus, users can be assured that critical business applications won't be slowed down by throughput or latency issues -- even with multiple serial devices attached to one ThinQ unit. Moreover, as future network speeds and peripheral devices become faster, ThinQ gives systems room to grow.
ThinQ RS-232 serial device servers are available in one, two, four and eight port versions with options for standard DB-9 or RJ-45 modular serial port connectors. Each independent serial port provides full modem control and hardware flow control. The auto-sensing, 10/100 Base T Ethernet connection is made using a standard RJ-45 connector. The units are housed in a solid metal case suited for rugged industrial environments. For even more protection, a surge suppression option is available. Standard units are designed for desktop use, but DIN rail mounting for individual units, and rack mount kits for multi-device networks are also provided. |
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