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PCI Express Board with 16 RS-232 Ports
Sealevel Systems has introduced a 16-port RS-232 serial I/O adapter designed for the new PCI Express bus design. “Sealevel is prepared to help our customers meet their I/O needs with the PCI Express bus. This new product, the COMM+16.PCIe, has the highest serial port count available for PCI Express,” states Earle Foster, VP Sales and Marketing for Sealevel.
“WEach serial port provides a maximum data rate of 460.8K bps and the COMM+16.PCIe has an operating range from 0 - +70°C (extended temperature versions operating from -40 - +85°C are available). All Sealevel I/O products have a lifetime warranty.
The COMM+16.PCIe is ideal for connecting to PLC's, bar code readers, scales, and other data acquisition/control devices using the included DB-25M fan-out cable (DB-9M fan-out cable available as an option). The product includes SeaCOM™ software for Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista and Linux operating systems. As an added value, customers also receive WinSSD, a full-featured application for testing and diagnostics including BERT (Bit Error Rate Testing), throughput monitoring, loopback tests, and test pattern message transmissions.
The COMM+16.PCIe standard price is $679 and product is available for shipping.
Sealevel Systems, founded in 1986, provides industrial computing solutions in addition to a variety of serial communications and digital I/O products including PCI Bus cards, Ethernet serial servers, USB serial adapters, PCMCIA cards, and PC/104 modules. Their product line includes multi-port RS-232, RS-422/485, RS-232/422/485 multi-interface high-speed sync/async, and digital/relay I/O.
Editor-only contact:
Barry Garrison
Director of Marketing
+1-864-843-8072 (US Eastern Time Zone, UTC-6 hours)
barry.garrison@sealevel.com
Reader contact information:
Sealevel Systems, Inc.
Liberty, South Carolina (SC) USA
+1-864-843-4343 (US Eastern Time Zone, UTC-6 hours)
sales@sealevel.com
http://www.sealevel.com
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