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Waveshare Industrial Grade Serial Server RS232/RS485 to WiFi and Ethernet, Ethernet to WiFi Converter with Metal Case, Modbus Gateway/MQTT Gateway, Support Wail-Mount and Rail-Mount DC 6~36V
Description
🚀 Elevate Your IoT Game with Unmatched Connectivity!
- ROBUST DESIGN - Built with a durable metal case, this device is ready to withstand industrial environments.
- WIDE VOLTAGE RANGE - Power up with confidence using a DC 6~36V input, ensuring compatibility with diverse setups.
- FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION - Easily mountable on walls or rails, adapting to your workspace effortlessly.
- MULTI NETWORK SUPPORT - Connect in various modes: AP, STA, and AP+STA for ultimate flexibility.
- SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Transform your data flow with dual RS232/RS485 ports for versatile communication.
The Waveshare Industrial Grade Serial Server is a versatile IoT gateway designed for industrial applications, featuring dual RS232/RS485 ports, robust metal casing, and support for multiple networking modes. It operates on a wide voltage range, making it ideal for data acquisition and intelligent monitoring.
Specifications
| Finish Types | Metallic |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Input Voltage | 36 Volts |
| Connector Type Used on Cable | Ethernet |
| Number of Ports | 2 |
| Compatible Devices | Data acquisition, IoT gateway, etc. |
| Specific Uses For Product | Antenna |
Reviews
M**S
Works but wow is it unintuitive!
This seems to be the kitchen sink version of an rs-485 to network gateway. Even as an electronics, programming, and network expert I spent hours getting this to connect to and pass messages from a temp/humidity sensor to a python program on the same network.It appears to support some relatively complex use cases such as auto modbus polling and mqtt, or acting as either a client or a server, ap or station, etc, but I had to wade through the manual, wiki, and a few tutorials before I found a setup that gave me what I needed.Meanwhile it took me les than an hour to do the same with an off the shelf can transceiver and a pi pico.This is powerful and versatile, and I’m sure that with tech support or a forum I could do quite a bit with it, but I’m afraid I’m probably not going to use it. With nearly a dozen long configuration pages in the web interface and cryptic manual I’m just not interested in long term maintenance, having to look up everything every time I need to adjust it due to a new WiFi network name or modbus parameter change.
A**R
Does the thing
As long as you know what you’re doing, this will get it done. No issues as of yet. Seems quality.
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