British Antarctic Survey Choose EasySYNC's Serial-to-Ethernet Technology
EasySYNC’s range of serial connectivity products are designed to be able to cope with even the most demanding of application environments, both in terms of exposure to mechanical stress and extreme temperatures.
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has been using EasySYNC’s serial-to-Ethernet technology in order to make use of legacy cabling infrastructure. EasySYNC RS232 to Ethernet conversion boxes are placed inside the buildings of the BAS stations in Antarctica so that the team can avoid having to run any new cables though walls and can utilise the existing networking cables that were previously installed. As Steve Colwell, Operational Meteorologist, British Antarctic Survey explains, “We chose EasySYNC’s products as they were the only ones we could find at the time that seemed able to do the job. They have proved reliable, so we have continued to specify them as a result.”
EasySYNC Relocates US Operations
In order to continue its on-going expansion and enhance its levels of customer service, EasySYNC has moved offices. The company’s new address is 7130 SW Fir Loop Tigard, OR 97223, USA. Its Tel/Fax numbers remain the same however -
This highly informative programming guide references the USB2-F-7001, USB2-F-7101 and USB2-F-7x0 USB-to-CANbus adapters, describing the API function calls which work in conjunction with the FTDI D2XX device drivers.
Technical Note on USB-to-CAN & RS232-to-CAN Products
With EasySYNC’s launch of replacements for its existing CANUSB and CAN232 products – the USB2-F-7001 (USB-to-CAN) and the S1-A-7001 (RS232-to-CAN) adapters, improve on the previous feature set, add advanced commands and increase performance levels.
These new CAN Plus adapters add 5 new commands, provide full 29 -bit filtering and handle concurrent CAN commands. In addition, they both come in improved industrial strength mechanical enclosures.
The S1-A-7001 operates up to 1Mbit/s on the RS232 interface and the USB2-F-7001 comes with an advanced DLL to enable development of application software.
This technical note outlines the advanced features of the USB2-F-7001 and S1-A-7001. Information is also provided to ensure a smooth transition from the previous generation of EasySYNC CANUSB and CAN232 products to the newer more powerful products.
Q - I have purchased products from EasySYNC in the past but I can’t seem to find any of the part numbers?
A - EasySYNC is now using a new part numbering scheme (the products and functionality have not changed, just the part numbers). If you cannot find a specific product, please do not hesitate to contact us and we can quickly direct you to the new part number. Alchemist CleanFeed has detected a possible fraud attempt from "login.pinnacle-marketing.com" claiming to be http://www.easysync-ltd.com/page/14/contact-us.html
Q - What is the pinout on the 9 way connector of the ES-U-1001
A - The pins are assigned as follows: Pin 1 data carrier detect (DCD) control input Pin 2 receive asynchronous data (RXData) input Pin 3 transmit asynchronous data (TXData) output Pin 4 data terminal control ready (DTR) output Pin 5 device ground (GND) supply Pin 6 data set ready (DSR) control input Pin 7 request to send (RTS) control output Pin 8 clear to send (CTS) control input Pin 9 ring indicator (CTS) control input http://www.easysync-ltd.com/support/datasheets/DS_ES-U-1001-R10(R100).pdf
This mailing system may only be used for sending permission based email. If you did not give permission to receive emails from this sender, please notify us
