[Sunhelp] RS232 to tcp/ip

[Fuerst, Robert C. (Chris)]

No - I am looking to actually change it from 232 to tcp/ip, and back.  I
have considered radio modems.
I am presently looking at Greco for what I believe is called DNC, DNS
software and machine tool interfaces.
These are some pages of what I am kind of looking for.
http://www.lucidata.com/protocol.htm <http://www.lucidata.com/protocol.htm> 

http://www.grecosystems.com/products/emtic.html
<http://www.grecosystems.com/products/emtic.html> 

Thanks for the help,
1st

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Guy Wadsworth [SMTP:guyw at lanart.com]
	Sent:	Monday, February 07, 2000 12:42 PM
	To:	sunhelp at sunhelp.org
	Subject:	Re: [Sunhelp] RS232 to tcp/ip

	"Fuerst, Robert C. (Chris)" <robert.fuerst at sylvania.com> wrote:

	>	Does anyone know a vendor that has RS232 to LAN tcp/ip
transceivers?
		
	>	Thanks,
	>	1st

	I am not aware of one at the moment.  It would have to be more than
	just a simple transceiver since you would be talking two very
	different protocols.  You would probably need something more like
	a bridge which would provide buffering of packets and translation in
	each direction.  If all you want to do is extend the range of RS232,
	we have a media converter which when used in pairs will extend RS232
	signaling up to 2,000 meters using fiber.  Check out our web
	page at http://www.transition.com for more details.

	Guy Wadsworth
	(Yes, I work for Transition Networks)

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