Re: Lantronix MSS100

["g8kmh" <g8kmh@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

One other thing that HA users might find useful (and apologies if
this is repeating old news...)

If you open one up you will see a component designation L4 near the
25 way D-type. If you have a small inductor use that or otherwise a
wire link and you'll get +5V (wrt pin 7) on pin 11. Excellent for
powering TOM10 (minus the vreg), etc..

Now an MSS100 with 802.3af.....

Regards,
Lehane



--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Kevin Hawkins <lists@u...> wrote:
>
> Actually IIRC you can do this- they can be configured in a one to
many
> relationship.
>
> Also the MSS100's can be programmed with a C type language - there
is a
> freely downloadable development environment and API detail from the
> Lantronix website - theoretically you can replace the whole core
> functionality with your own and so you could o what you wanted with
> serial 'translation' . .  This may be quite a bit of work if you
wish to
> preserve the existing serial tunneling - not sure...  have a peek
at the
> docs...
>
>     Kevin
>
>
>      Paul Robinson wrote:
>
> >>>>You can configure them so they work as a pair, hiding
the fact
that
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>ethernet is in the
> >>
> >>
> >>>>middle, if that's what you meant.
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>Paul
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>Well yes....but..no..but...
> >>
> >>I want that but 3+ units with routing.
> >>Rob
> >>
> >>
> >
> >If you mean one MSS100 that passes RS232 data to multiple other
MSS100's, then you're out
> >of luck.
> >
> >If that's not what you meant, then maybe you could explain it
differently?
> >
> >Paul
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