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Lantronix WB2100EG1-01 Server

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$266.00

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Estimated delivery Tue, May 7 - Thu, May 9

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LANTRONIX WB2100EG101 / WB2100EG101 (NEW IN BOX) DISCONTINUED BY MANUFACTURER, SERVER, SERIAL TO ETHERNET, RS-232422/485, 2 PORTS, SERIES WBX2100E. The product is used surplus. Radwell is not an authorized surplus dealer or affiliate for the Manufacturer of this product.

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The Lantronix WB2100EG1-01 Wireless Device Server lets you connect your devices to 802.11 b/g wireless networks, via a serial port or Ethernet. The serial tunneling method encapsulates the serial data into packets, and transports it over 802.11b/g wireless networks. The virtual serial connections can be spread across the globe by connecting two WiBox units in a network. It can be used as a replacement for traditional dial-up modems. This server is an ideal way to network-enable your serial devices.

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Brand
Lantronix
MPN
WB2100EG101
UPC
0783384231283
Model
WB2100EG1-01
eBay Product ID (ePID)
150796518

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item 1 LANTRONIX WB2100EG101 / WB2100EG101 (NEW IN BOX)
$266.00
+$12.90 shipping
item 2 LANTRONIX WB2100EG101 PLC MODULE
$212.99

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4 out of 5 stars
by trobairetechJan 11, 2017
Good solution for connecting devices with serial ports wirelessly
I bought this for a very specific hobby purpose - call it a personal challenge - to connect a rather old vintage computer to the Internet wirelessly, marrying technologies that largely didn't coexist originally. So I needed smart and specialized design, fairly flexible configuration, and reasonable cost to justify the experimentation. I managed cost by taking a chance on a shelf-pulled item, betting that the device was likely reliable and functional but had simply been deemed "obsolete" at some point. (I imagine thousands of these are working perfectly well helping to collect information wirelessly in hospitals and industrial applications right now; latest does not always imply greatest.) The bet paid off nicely. After some iteration with configuration (one must set the device's IP address, communication parameters, and local LAN connection details), I was able to get a 1983 computer with serial port connected to my home WiFi network and then logged onto a Telnet BBS to send and read messages. Not an earth-shattering application, but fun nonetheless and proof that the Lantronix WiBox does what it was designed to do very well (in this case, serve as a virtual serial modem to send and receive data wirelessly). I have rated less than 5 stars only because the antenna on mine tends to wobble loose easily, needing a quick manual tightening every now and then. That may be due to age and is probably easily correctable. In any case, it's only a slight issue that in no way detracts from the overall quality and excellently engineered internal functionality. In most applications, the device would probably have been anchored down, not moved around, and this issue would not have surfaced. Today, there are other ways to achieve what was once the specialized domain of devices like this one. One can use very inexpensive wireless communication boards and build a circuit if needed to interface with those. I will do that, too, just for fun and for greater portability. Given those alternatives, I wouldn't be inclined to sink a great deal of money into a device like the WiBox just for nostalgia's sake, but if it serves your purpose and can be bought at a reasonable price, it can be a great find.Read full review
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