Wireless Device Server
Our wireless device servers are the ideal choice for connecting your serial RS232/422/485 or Ethernet devices—such as PLCs, meters, and sensors—to a wireless network, avoiding the hassle of running a network cable to each device.
Moxa Nport series of wireless serial device servers are compact and simple to install. They have low power consumption of only 1watt. It features offline port buffering and serial data log. Designed for industrial applications, Nport wireless serial device servers incorporate cybersecurity features such as secure boot, secure data access with WEP/WPA/WPA2 and more.
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Product Status | Available
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Product Status | Available
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2 port RS232/422/485 serial-to-Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n) device servers. Secure data access with WEP, WPA, WPA2. Remote configuration with HTTPS, SSH. Enhanced surge protection for serial, LAN and power.
Product Status | Available
Wireless Device Server
Our wireless device servers are the ideal choice for connecting your serial RS232/422/485 or Ethernet devices—such as PLCs, meters, and sensors—to a wireless network, avoiding the hassle of running a network cable to each device.
Moxa Nport series of wireless serial device servers are compact and simple to install. They have low power consumption of only 1watt. It features offline port buffering and serial data log. Designed for industrial applications, Nport wireless serial device servers incorporate cybersecurity features such as secure boot, secure data access with WEP/WPA/WPA2 and more.
Moxa Wireless NPort devices record the events on the serial ports in log files that are stored in the system RAM. Total storage size is 64KB. You can download these log files (.txt format) for details on serial port events.
If network connection (Ethernet or WLAN) goes down, raw data from NPort’s serial ports is stored in the devices. Total storage size is 20MB. After network connection recovers, Moxa wireless NPort devices send the data sequentially to the destination. With serial port buffer feature, users don’t have to worry about data loss when network connection drops.
If an Ethernet connection is detected in Moxa NPort, the WLAN interface will not be enabled by default. If you want to enable the WLAN interface, you must configure the wireless related parameters, restart the NPort, and then pull out the Ethernet cable.