iPocket232

The iPocket232™ is an IP access device that connects stand-alone asynchronous RS232 equipment to IP networks via Ethernet. Capturing the proven reliability of our most popular Remote Access products in a compact, cost-competitive package, the iPocket232 is the right choice for almost any user. Ideal for OEMs, VARs and Distributors who are searching for a low cost connectivity option to offer their customers, the iPocket232 boasts all of the value-added features that have made Precidia unique in the industry.

Integrating seamlessly with existing systems and applications, the iPocket232 eliminates the need for costly equipment upgrades to achieve full network accessibility. The iPocket232 is the only device you need to bring RS232 equipment onto an Ethernet LAN/WAN, maximizing the existing network and equipment. Whether connecting legacy PBX systems or eliminating modems, the iPocket232 is the right solution for you.

Installing and configuring easily, the iPocket's compact design is smaller than a credit card, and is wall mountable, offering the greatest possible flexibility for users in almost any environment. For industrial applications, the iPocket232 can be DIN Rail mounted with an inexpensive adapter.

Benefits Connecting RS232 equipment to Ethernet networks using the iPocket232 offers several benefits, including:

• Access device data in real-time from any PC on the network;
• Facilitates enhanced remote device management;
• Extends the life of costly legacy equipment;
• Simple, plug and play installation and configuration;
• Reduces the need for bulky PCs and cumbersome cabling;
• Offers high reliability;
• Integrates seamlessly with existing systems and equipment, requiring no upgrades;
• Simplifies equipment diagnostics and maintenance.

Features

• Transparent to existing serial connections;
• Single RS-232 serial port supporting up to 115200 bps;
• Wall or DIN Rail Mountable (with adapter);
• Compatible with TCP/IP networks and routers for Internet or Intranet applications;
• Built-in web server, supporting dynamic and static web pages;
• Supports hardware and software control;
• Multiple serial device management from a single PC over Ethernet;
• Local and remote configuration and software upgrade capability;
• SNMPv2c support for improved network management;
• Telnet and Reverse Telnet connections;
• Supports any asynchronous serial device with 7 or 8 bit data, with or without parity;
• Local and remote password protection for security;
• Automatic switchover to backup server on failure;
• Capable of automatic connection and connection recovery;
• Remote Com Port Control allows user to remotely manage the device's serial port;
• User downloadable web page;
• Extended SNMP traps and alerts;
• DHCP support for enhanced network management;
• Supports IPSec (manually keyed);
• Auto-identity header for units with dynamic IP;
• Visual status LEDs;