Re: Electronics Challenge!

[Jon Payne]

The TINI will do this... but it's 99USD for the SBC and carrier board which
as far as I remember just contains sockets, the SBC alone is 68USD so might
be an option? www.ibutton.com/tini

Cheers,
Jon
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Subject: [ukha_xpl] Electronics Challenge!


> Hi all,
>
> Here's a challenge for any electronics guru's on the list....
>
> I need a device that will allow me to run rs232 devices over cat5.
> Not serially but via tcpip :-)
>
> The cheapest I've seen so far is about 130 quid each, way too
expensive
for
> the number I'll probably end up needing.
>
> Minimum requirements for the device is tcpip (10 or 10/100) and rs232
upto
> 115kb.
>
> Though if the design is based around a circuit that would allow
onboard
xpl
> intelligence so much the better (depends on the price difference I
guess).
>
> My first thoughts are maybe a pic device?
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
> Tony
>
>
>
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