The ADAM-4570 from ProMicro is a ComPort server between RS232/485/422 and Ethernet. It provides a convenient and cost-effective means for Ethernet connection, protecting current hardware and ensuring future network expandability, according to the company.
ADAM-4570 supports two RS232/485/422 serial ports with a Windows-based port redirector driver. With this, hosts and HMI can both benefit from load sharing and effectively improve performance. Serial port transmission speed of up to 115,2 Kbps is possible, while both host and HMI performance is enhanced through load sharing. The ADAM-4570 also provides automatic RS485 data flow control, Windows NT driver support and surge protection for the RS485 line.
The device can easily be integrated with other ADAM modules and it is easily mounted onto a DIN rail or panel, and it can also be piggyback mounted. Since the protocol conversion is transparent, all existing devices can be seamlessly integrated with the Ethernet network.
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