P5H-151
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You have a serial device with an RS232 interface and you want a converter that can receive data from your
device, modify/reformat the data, or add more information, and then send it to the Internet via HTTP(s),
MQTT, TCP, Modbus/TCP, etc., and vice versa. Can't find a converter that suits your needs? The P5H-151 is a
programmable serial-to-Ethernet converter that can fulfill your requirements. With both an RS232 and an
Ethernet interface, you can program the device to process the data in any way you want, connecting your
serial device to the Internet exactly as you need.
Worry about programming? We also provide customized service.
Application 1
RS232 to TCP/IP programmable converter, and vice versa
You want your serial device to exchange the data with TCP software on your PC or server, or even other device via TCP protocol. However, either:
- Your serial device and existing software use different data formats, and need to convert the format.
- Your serial device and your TCP device use different data formats, and need to convert the format.
- You want to filter data and only what is necessary.
- You want to add more data such as timestamps, device IDs, etc.
Take this programmable serial-to-Ethernert converter, and let it solve your issues.
Application 2
RS232 to HTTP/HTTPS programmable converter
You want to send data from your serial device to an API server via HTTP/HTTPS. However, you might have one of the following requirements:
- You want to change the format of the serial data (e.g., JSON, XML, CSV) before making the API call.
- You want to filter the data and only send what is necessary.
- You want to add more data, such as timestamps, device IDs, etc.
- You want to implement authentication/authorization for the API.
Grasp this programmable serial-to-Ethernet converter and program it to become a serial-to-HTTP converter that fulfills your needs.
Application 3
RS232 to MQTT programmable converter, and vice versa
You want your serial device to exchange the data (publish/subscribe) with an MQTT server, or even other devices via MQTT protocol. However, either:
- You want to change the format of serial data (e.g. JSON, XML, CSV…) before sending it to the MQTT server.
- You want to filter data and only send what is nessessary.
- You want to add more data such as timestamps, device IDs, etc.
No matter which MQTT broker you want to use (AWS IoT Core, Mosquitto, HiveMQ, etc.), grasp this programmable serial-to-Ethernert converter, and make it become a serial-to-MQTT converter that fulfills your needs.
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