Description

AME uses an ARM Cortex M3 microprocessor to perform the serial port to Ethernet function. It uses state allocation to handle TCP/IP protocol stacking, bringing users lower-cost TCP/IP protocol conversion under limited resources. AME supports TCP, UDP, IP, DHCP client, Modbus/TCP and even HTTP protocols. You can use any browser to set parameters, or use Hyper Terminal in console mode.

Features

■ RS-485 serial devices can be connected to the Ethernet through simple data conversion to form an Ethernet node.

■ The communication rate can reach 115.2Kbps.

■ When the server side has 4 independent interfaces (Sockets), it can support 4 independent client commands corresponding to respective internal data locations and HTTP protocols, and all commands can be executed at the same time.

Applications

Simple and easy to use as a relay converter to convert serial data to Ethernet, it is widely used in factory automation, security protection or any other low-speed data transmission equipment.

■ Data collection & security terminals

■ Security system equipment

■ Warehouse system terminal

■ Remote sensors & meters

■ Environmental monitors

■ Remote equipment control

■ Time logger

■ Parking lot automation terminal

■ Power supply monitoring

■ Data collector