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3Com CS/210 CS/210, 10 Port Termserver, RS232,with Diskette Drive
- 10 x RS-232 Serial Ports
- Ethernet Network Connectivity
- Terminal Server Functionality
- Includes Diskette Drive
- Facilitates remote access to serial devices
- Suitable for industrial or legacy equipment integration
- Managed via network interface
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Product Overview
The 3Com CS/210 is a 10-port terminal server that provides RS-232 serial connectivity over an Ethernet network. It includes a diskette drive for configuration or firmware updates.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Terminal Server |
| Number of Serial Ports | 10 |
| Serial Interface | RS-232 |
Additional Specifications
| Network Interface | Ethernet |
| Features | Includes Diskette Drive |
Product Description
The 3Com CS/210 is a versatile networking device designed to bridge the gap between legacy serial devices and modern Ethernet networks. It functions as a terminal server, allowing up to ten devices with RS-232 serial interfaces to be accessed and managed remotely over an IP network. This is particularly useful for connecting industrial equipment, point-of-sale systems, or other serial-based hardware that lacks native network capabilities. Key to its functionality is the inclusion of a diskette drive. This feature can be utilized for initial configuration, loading firmware updates, or potentially for storing logs or diagnostic information, depending on the device's operational modes. The 10 RS-232 ports provide ample connectivity for multiple serial devices within a single unit. By converting serial data to network packets and vice versa, the CS/210 enables centralized management and monitoring of distributed serial equipment. This enhances operational efficiency and simplifies the administration of devices that might otherwise require direct physical access, making it a valuable tool for network administrators and system integrators.