Description
LANTRONIX XSDRIM‑01, 00‑20‑4A‑69‑B6‑F8, REV B20
Technical Specifications Power supply: 9‑30 VDC / 9‑24 VAC industrial wide‑range input Ethernet: 10/100 Base‑TX RJ45 interface Serial: Software selectable RS‑232, RS‑422, RS‑485 Maximum serial baud rate: 921.6 kbps Operating temperature: ‑40 °C ~ +70 °C Protocols: TCP/IP suite plus installable industrial protocol add‑ons Hardware revision: B20 MAC identifier: 00‑20‑4A‑69‑B6‑F8 Mounting: DIN rail or direct panel mounting options
Functional Features IAP (Installable Application Protocol) architecture allows loading custom industrial communication protocol firmware modules. Transparent serial tunnel operation mode. Web‑based configuration management interface. SNMP v1/v2 network monitoring support. Remote in‑circuit firmware update without hardware removal. Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP protocol conversion function. Multiple simultaneous client connection sessions. Real‑time status LED indicators for power, network link and serial port activity.
Application Scenarios Retrofitting legacy industrial weighing instruments, barcode scanners, PLC serial ports, motor drives and process transmitters for Ethernet connection. Used in manufacturing production lines, water treatment plants, mining control systems, logistics automation equipment, and industrial MES system field data collection nodes.
Performance Parameters Low latency protocol conversion processing. Supports up to 8 active TCP connections simultaneously. Ethernet isolation protection against ground loop interference. Stable continuous long‑term operation under heavy industrial electromagnetic interference.
Material Composition Flame‑retardant black ABS plastic housing, FR‑4 industrial grade printed circuit board, gold‑plated contact pins, metal DIN rail mounting hardware.
Structural Features Compact slim rectangular housing, integrated spring‑loaded DIN‑rail clip, front panel LED indicator array, separate terminal blocks for power and serial signals, RJ45 network socket positioned on front face for easy cabling access.
Working Principle The embedded microcontroller processes bidirectional conversion between serial physical layer signals and TCP/IP stack. With IAP firmware packages loaded, it executes translation between standard serial industrial field protocols and Ethernet‑based industrial protocols, enabling interoperability between legacy serial field instruments and modern Ethernet‑based control systems.
Installation Requirements Install on standard DIN rail inside IP‑rated industrial cabinet. Ensure sufficient surrounding air circulation to prevent heat accumulation. Power input polarity must follow terminal marking strictly. Connect protective earth ground to device ground terminal. Keep serial signal wiring separated from high‑voltage power cables to minimize electromagnetic coupling noise.
Usage Notes Record the unique MAC address 00‑20‑4A‑69‑B6‑F8 for network asset management. Back up complete configuration profile before firmware upgrade. Use compatible official firmware images only; non‑official firmware files cause permanent function failure. Do not subject unit to mechanical impact or heavy vibration beyond industrial specification limits. Verify network subnet settings to match upper‑level control system before putting into service.
