What Serial to Ethernet Connector’s сustomers say
Controlling remote antenna rotator
I use a serial to Ethernet virtual port in a system to control a remote HF antenna rotator over the internet. The antenna rotator is typically controlled on-site via a serial COM port with a rotator app. In my use case the rotator is at 100 mile distance from the controlling PC. To manage I use a serial-to-Ethernet server at the remote antenna site and in the controlling site the Electronic Team serial to Ethernet app provides the required virtual port for the rotator PC application.
First I had some problems with overlapping virtual serial ports because Windows (11) OS is rather bad in managing them. After deleting the old/non-used serial ports the virtual port created by ET app worked perfectly.
The ET app has worked reliably and is also easy to configure. Reliability is obviously a key requirement in my application because of the remote set-up. Because of this good experience I plan to start controlling the remote antenna amplifier also via the same concept.
Serial to ethernet connector
The software is easy to configure and provides an excellent experience for any type of user, an effective and intuitive interface
Bridging the gap between legacy serial devices and modern networks
Serial to Ethernet Connector helped us extend the functionality of older serial-based equipment by connecting it to our modern network infrastructure. The software was straightforward to set up and provided reliable performance. It’s a fantastic tool for bridging the gap between legacy devices and contemporary networks.
Simplifying remote monitoring and control of serial devices
We had to monitor serial devices in a remote location, and Serial to Ethernet Connector made the process seamless. The software allowed us to access and control these devices over the network as if they were connected locally. It saved us from needing physical presence on-site and simplified our workflow.
Essential for integrating legacy machines with modern systems
Serial to Ethernet Connector was a game-changer for connecting serial devices to our network. We used it to integrate legacy machines with modern systems, allowing remote access over TCP/IP. The connection was stable, and the software was easy to configure. It’s a must-have for industrial automation projects.