Moxa Technologies NPORT 5430I - Manual (Page 2)

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Window Host A Window Host B
Ethernet
NPort 5410
RS-232
RTU RTU RTU RTU
Host A’s
COM3
Host A’s
COM4
Host B’s
COM3
Host B’s
COM4
NPort 5430 I
Host A Host B
Ethernet
PLC
4-wire RS-422
Meter
2 or 4-wire RS-485 Multidrop
Typical Applications
4-Port RS-232 and RS-422/485 Serial Device Servers
Use only one IP address to control multiple serial
devices over the Internet
To establish automatic or remote data acquisition, NPort
5400 series products can connect up to 4 serial devices
with only one IP address.
By specifing the IP address and the TCP port number, a
host computer can access different serial devices over the
Internet. For example, connect to 192.168.10.2:4001 to
access data from NPort 5410’s first serial port.
Server sharing extends flexibility by allowing serial
device management from a centralized connection
Different host computers can share the same NPort
5400 series to control different devices. For example,
NPort 5410’s ports 1 and 2 can be configured to Host A’s
COM3 and COM4, and NPort 5410’s ports 3 and 4 can be
configured for Host B’s COM3 and COM4.
Centralize RS-422/485 serial device control
Up to 31 RS-485 (2-wire or 4-wire) devices or up to 9 RS-
422 (4-wire) devices can be connected via Ethernet with
NPort 5430I’s serial port. Use the Web console or NPort
5000 series Windows utility to configure each serial port
for either RS-422 or RS-485.
Remote host Local host
Internet
NPort 5410
192.168.10.2
RS-232
4004
4003 4002
TCP Port
4001
PLC Fire Alarm
Control
Temprature
Control
Entrance
Control
Ethernet
5410,
5430,
5430I