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The R52HnD is an update to our popular R52Hn miniPCI wireless card. It works in either 2.4 or 5GHz and now has even higher power (400mW) and improved ESD protection (+- 15 kV)

The RB433GL has three miniPCI slots, three Gigabit Ethernet ports and one USB port for storage or a 3G modem. Three Gigabit Ethernet ports and three miniPCI slots gives you plenty of options- it can be high speed Gigabit Router, sector AP, wireless backhaul, firewall etc. Powerful Atheros 680MHz CPU, 128MB of RAM and Level5 RouterOS license provides required horsepower. Differences between RB433GL and RB433AH can be seen in the file (RB411L differences) in the left hand menu.

Features two 16c550 uart serial ports pci 32-bit, pio mode with 133mb/s bandwidth pci irq sharing feature eliminates irq conflicts supports both 5v and 3.3v standard pci slots two db9-male connectors (or 2 internal headers) works with all types of i/o peripherals supports windows 95/98/me, nt, 2000, xp, 2003,  7, 8, vista, & linux .

Wireless Data Modem USB Card allows you to enjoy a reliable broadband connection on your notebook, whether you are at home, in office or travelling. The device allows you to connect to worldwide mobile broadband network with maximum download speeds of up to 21.6 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 5.76 Mbps.

The wireless interface card is the low power wireless sensor networks. The Xbee modems are one of the easiest ways to create a wireless point to point or mesh network. It has on board 3.3V low drop voltage regulator and LED indicators for reception, transmission status and activity of RSSI and power indication. It is compatible to work as the modem for Embedded and FPGA development boards. It is the basic wireless sensor module for implementing the wireless control projects.

The NetMan 204 network agent allows UPS directly connected over LAN 10/100 Mb connections to be managed using the main network communication protocols (TCP /IP , HTTP HTTPS, SSH, SNMPv1, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3). It is the ideal solution for the integration of UPS over Ethernet networks with Modbus/TCP and BACnet/IP protocols. It was developed to integrate UPS into medium-sized and large networks, to provide a high level of reliability in communication between the UPS and associated management systems.   32bit RISC processor Compatible with 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and IP v4/6 networks Compatible with PowerShield³ and TeleNetGuard SNMP v1, v2 and v3 with RFC1628 for PowerNetGuard and NMS connection SNMP v1 with RFC3433 for the management of environmental sensors HTTP and HTTPS for UPS control via web browser SMTP for alarm notifications and UPS status updates via email Modbus/TCP BACnet/IP Maximum expandability WiFi ready, using a customized dongle can communicate via WiFi network Events log and data management Wake-on-LAN management for starting computers via TCP /IP network Other standards: DHCP, DNS, FTP, NTP , ICMP , IGMP Management of environmental sensors Configurable via SSH sessions and HTTP Firmware upgradeable via FTP and HTTP.

A pci network card is a type of computer hardware that can be installed within a computer’s case, directly onto the motherboard of the computer. This type of card is installed into a peripheral component interconnect (pci) slot on a computer’s motherboard. The network card will then allow the computer to connect directly to some type of network, either a wired network through an ethernet or similar cable or a wireless network, depending on the card. A pci network card is often used for desktop computers, rather than laptops, since internal installations are easier on a desktop. Installing a pci network card into a desktop computer is a fairly simple process and allows the computer to reliably connect to a network afterward. Many modern motherboards include a port for wired network connectivity, usually through an ethernet cable, though some do not have such ports. In this type of instance, or where connectivity to a wireless network is preferable, then a pci network card may need to be installed inside the computer.