58 docs tagged with "es-range"

The following FAQ will outline the security and authenticity steps taken by Brainboxes to ensure our software and firmware is stable, secure and genuine.

Complete reference of all Brainboxes devices supported by the Brainboxes.IO library.

Tutorials for the Brainboxes ES range of Ethernet to Serial device servers.

Advanced network configuration for Brainboxes ES industrial devices including proxy settings, remote access, and firewall configuration

Essential information before installing Brainboxes ES industrial devices including box contents, system requirements, and supported operating systems

Complete guide to installing and using Boost.LAN Manager software for Brainboxes ES industrial device configuration

Guide to configuring Brainboxes ES industrial devices using the built-in web interface

Quick start guide for connecting and configuring your Brainboxes ES industrial Ethernet to Serial device

Technical specifications, pinouts, LED indicators, jumper settings, and factory defaults for Brainboxes ES industrial devices

Introduction to Brainboxes ES industrial Ethernet to Serial devices for connecting asynchronous serial equipment to local network infrastructure

Guide to using Brainboxes ES industrial devices with Linux including Cyclades Serial Client configuration

Guide to testing and using your Brainboxes ES industrial device with serial equipment and applications

Common problems and solutions for Brainboxes ES industrial Ethernet to Serial devices

Advanced configuration options for Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices including IP addressing, port settings, remote access, and serial tunnelling

Pre-installation requirements and box contents checklist for Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices

Device management guide for Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices including exporting/importing settings, rebooting, factory reset, firmware upgrade, and uninstallation

Hardware features and specifications for Brainboxes ES light-industrial 1, 2, 4, and 8 port Ethernet to Serial devices

Installation guide for Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices on Windows 7 and Windows 8

Introduction to Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices featuring RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 connectivity

Guide for using Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices with Linux using Cyclades Serial Client

RS-232 settings and cable wiring guide for Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices (ES-246, ES-257, ES-701, ES-279, ES-357, ES-020, ES-446, ES-457)

RS-422 and RS-485 settings, wiring diagrams, and configuration for Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices

Security settings for Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices including administrator access, user access, and MAC address restrictions

Technical specifications for Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices including network, serial port, power, and physical specifications

How to test your Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial device using loopback testing

Troubleshooting guide for common issues with Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices

Guide to using Brainboxes ES light-industrial devices with COM port and socket based applications

Web page interface guide for Brainboxes ES light-industrial Ethernet to Serial devices

This guide covers using ES-series devices to communicate with serial devices over Ethernet using the Brainboxes.IO library.

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How to find and identify your Brainboxes COM port number in Boost.LAN Manager for ES light-industrial devices

There are a number of predrilled screw holes on the base of the 4 and 8 port metal cases. These can be used to mount the device directly or in conjunction with the MK-070 and MK-059.

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Serial tunnelling is a feature of Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial range of products allowing two devices to create a serial tunnel which extends the serial link over an Ethernet connection.  When serial data is sent, it is converted to Ethernet packets by one Ethernet to Serial device, and then transmitted over the network, then unpacked and converted back to serial data by the other Ethernet to Serial device.

This FAQ explores the options of finding ES/ED devices on a network to be able to code for them.

Boost.LAN Manager application is the graphical user interface for locating and configuring all Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial devices in Windows.  Boost.LAN is the COM ports device driver that you will use in Windows to access your ES serial ports.  You will need Boost.LAN Manager to install the Boost.LAN COM ports driver.

There are many different ways you can set up your ES and ED devices in your network.

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Brainboxes provides a .NET API which allows easy integration of Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial modules into your Windows software applications, (or general .NET application which can also be run under Linux using .NET CORE or Mono).

Linux support for the Brainboxes Ethernet-to-Serial (ES) range of devices

Brainboxes provides a .NET API which allows easy integration of Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial modules into your Visual Basic Windows software applications.

Procedure for Using Netcat to Pipe Serial Data Over TCP

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This FAQ explains which anti-virus programs may inhibit usage of your Brainbox device and which you may have to add exceptions for.

An introduction to Serial tunnelling; what is it and how can you use it?

Brainboxes lifetime warranty information and technical support contact details for all product ranges.

Regulatory approvals, certifications, and compliance information for Brainboxes products including CE, RoHS, and WEEE.

When using the ES devices with a firewall you may need to manually add the exception entries and port numbers to the firewall list.

The maximum throughput that an ES/ED device can support is determined by several factors:

The following FAQ contains 3D models for the ES range of products in a STEP format.

The base mounting holes on the ES-701/279/346/842:

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This FAQ explains which power connector is used in the following devices:

The software for the ES, Ethernet to Serial Range is intended for use with Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial devices with product codes ES. This is the management software for the ES range which includes the Virtual COM port drivers.

The software for the ES, Ethernet to Serial Range is intended for use with Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial devices with product codes ES. This is the management software for the ES range which includes the Virtual COM port drivers.