Moxa 6150 - Manual

Moxa 6150

User Manual for secure terminal servers, including devices like the NPort series (6150, 6250, 6450, 6600/6610/6650) and CN2510/CN2610 models, this manual covers their core functions as secure bridges between serial devices and networks. The focus is on serial-to-Ethernet connectivity, with features like SSL/TLS encryption, RS-232/422/485 support, and remote management via SSH or TCP/IP protocols. Key topics include operation modes (TCP server/client, UDP), power redundancy (PoE), port buffering for network stability, and compliance with industrial standards. The guide also addresses selection criteria–such as port counts, baud rate flexibility, and environmental specifications–to help users choose the right device for applications like banking, telecom, or enterprise IT infrastructure.

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 1 – Table of Contents for Secure Terminal Servers
  • Page 2 – Server Types and Serial Data Transmission
  • Page 3 – Server Requirements Comparison
  • Page 4 – MOXA NPort 6000 Series Connectivity
  • Page 5 – NPort 6000 Security and Power Features
  • Page 6 – NPort 6000 Series Features
  • Page 7 – NPort 6000 Network Features
  • Page 8 – Terminal Server Model Selection Guide (NPort)
  • Page 9 – Secure Terminal Server Model Comparison
  • Page 10 – Terminal Server Model Variant Comparison (NPort)
  • Page 11 – NPort 6650 Series Specifications
  • Page 12 – NPort 6650 Series Selection Guide
  • Page 13 – CN2510 Series Specifications
  • Page 14 – NPort 6150 Secure Terminal Server Details
  • Page 15 – Moxa NPort Physical Specifications
  • Page 16 – NPort 6250 Series Features
  • Page 17 – NPort 6250 Series Technical Specifications
  • Page 18 – NPort 6450 Secure Terminal Server Details
  • Page 19 – Moxa Secure Terminal Server Physical Layout
  • Page 20 – NPort 6600 Series Features
  • Page 21 – Moxa Terminal Server Pin Configurations
  • Page 22 – Moxa Terminal Server Ordering and Compatibility
  • Page 23 – Secure Terminal Server Technical Specifications
  • Page 24 – CN2510 Series Remote Management
  • Page 25 – CN2510 Series Front Panel Details
  • Page 26 – MOXA Secure Terminal Server Detailed Specifications
  • Page 27 – CN2610 Series Redundancy Features
  • Page 28 – CN2610 Series Data Acquisition and Ordering
  • Page 29 – MOXA CN2610 Connection Options
  • Page 30 – MOXA Secure Terminal Server Comprehensive Specifications
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Total Solutions for Industrial Device Networking

Secure Terminal

Ser vers/Terminal

Ser vers

4

Terminal Servers

Terminal Server Tutorial

4-2

Terminal Server Selection Guide

4-7

Secure Terminal Servers
NPort 6150

1-port Secure Terminal Server

4-13

NPort 6250 Series 2-port Secure Terminal Server

4-15

NPort 6450

4-port Secure Terminal Server

4-17

Terminal Servers
NPort 6600 Series 8, 16, and 32-port RS-232/422/485 Rackmount

4-19

CN2510 Series

8 and 16-port RS-232 Terminal Server

4-23

CN2610 Series

8 and 16-port Dual LAN RS-232 Terminal Server

4-26

IP Systèmes, importateur/distributeur des solutions de communication industrielle MOXA en France Tel : 0820 200 290 (15cts/min)

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About this manual

Brand
Moxa
Model
6150
Document type
Manual
Language(s)
English
Pages
30
File size
2.1 MB
Format
PDF

Summary

Page 1 - Table of Contents for Secure Terminal Servers

Lists sections on terminal server tutorials, selection guides, and specific product models including NPort 6150, 6250, 6450 series, and CN2510, CN2610 series.

Page 2 - Server Types and Serial Data Transmission

Explains the differences between device servers, terminal servers, and console servers, detailing how each connects to RS-232 devices and transmits serial data using protocols like TCP/IP, Telnet, and SSH.

Page 3 - Server Requirements Comparison

Details the requirements for Terminal, Device, and Console Servers, comparing features such as RS-232/422/485 interfaces, port counts, power inputs, security functions, and connection diagrams.

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