Among Lantronix’s range of wireless device server products are the PremierWave XN with Wi-Fi connectivity and the PremierWave XC that offers an Internet connection via GPRS.
The XN is a multi-port application server that offers Ethernet or dual-band (2,4/5 GHz) wireless connectivity for remote access and easy management of machines or equipment over a network and across the Internet. Security is provided through robust data encryption and authentication options including AES, SSH and SSL. Remote configuration over a network is possible using Telnet, SSH or web browser (HTTP and HTTPS).
Equipped with the Lantronix device server application suite, the PremierWave XN provides control of serial communication on connected devices and the flexibility to have data globally available. The suite includes basic and secure tunnelling application, web-based configuration manager and robust system-level and diagnostic utilities.
PremierWave XC.
Additionally, Lantronix’ proprietary Secure ComPort Redirector software allows existing serial port applications to work without code modifications.
Designed with 802.11n technology, the PremierWave XN employs antenna diversity for optimal wireless performance, signal reliability and extended range of wireless transmissions. By tracking the signal strength of access points within range along with pre-authentication and caching, SmartRoam technology ensures smooth and automatic transition to an access point occurs without delay.
Configuration of the XN is simple with the included Windows-based DeviceInstaller. With the Lantronix QuickConnect Manager, the device server provides an easy connection to the wireless network through a Web-based interface.
By contrast, the PremierWave XC provides GSM/GPRS and Ethernet connectivity with failover. In all other respects its functionality is the same as the XN model.
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