Black Box RS-232 is a data sharer that allows multiple devices to share a single modem and phone line, saving costs on extra modems and leased phone lines. It works with synchronous or asynchronous devices and supports data rates up to 64 kbps. The device features front-panel switches to enable or disable RTS for each input port, allowing control over which ports can access the modem at any given time. The 4- and 8-Port models offer sequential polling for RTS or prioritized access. It also has jumper-selectable options for RTS delay, RXD operation, RTS-timeout period, and data-timeout signal.
Black Box RS-232 is a data sharer that allows multiple devices to share a single modem and phone line, saving costs on extra modems and leased phone lines. It works with synchronous or asynchronous devices and supports data rates up to 64 kbps. The device features front-panel switches to enable or disable RTS for each input port, allowing control over which ports can access the modem at any given time. The 4- and 8-Port models offer sequential polling for RTS or prioritized access. It also has jumper-selectable options for RTS delay, RXD operation, RTS-timeout period, and data-timeout signal.
Black Box RS-232 is a data sharer that allows multiple devices to share a single modem and phone line, saving costs on extra modems and leased phone lines. It works with synchronous or asynchronous devices and supports data rates up to 64 kbps. The device features front-panel switches to enable or disable RTS for each input port, allowing control over which ports can access the modem at any given time. The 4- and 8-Port models offer sequential polling for RTS or prioritized access. It also has jumper-selectable options for RTS delay, RXD operation, RTS-timeout period, and data-timeout signal.
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