MicroBuffer - specifications
data collection
Automatic Configuration
- Detects pin 2 or 3 for received data
- Obtains correct baud rate to match sending device
- Works out correct protocol from the data stream
- Maintains correct baud and protocol even if datasource changes
Choice of Format
- Binary mode captures full 8 bit data
- ASCII only mode stores 7 bit data
Circular/Linear Memory
- If PC is not connected or ready, new data will overwrite old data when the memory is full - keeping the newest 1Mbyte of data
- When PC is ready, the memory remains in standard 'linear' mode
data delivery
Hardware Flow Mode
- Sends stored data when both CTS and DTR remain asserted
Hardware/Software Flow Mode
- Send data when both CTS and DTR remain asserted, and the XON character is sent to the MicroBuffer. Data flow can be paused by sending the XOFF character, or unasserting the handshake lines.
applications
Provide Resilience
- Buffering the data allows the connected computer to be rebooted or upgraded and minimise data loss
'Post and Forget' Distribution
- Using the MicroBuffer with your application will allow simple installation for your customer. They can connect the MicroBuffer with standard cables and not worry about DCE/DTE, baud rates, or protocols.
specifications
Serial Port
- RS232/V24, 9-pin plug - data input on pins 2 or 3
- Output pin resolves according to input detection
- Baud: 300 - 19200 baud
- Data: 7-bit Odd/Even/None, 8 bit Odd/Even/None
- Full autobauding and parity detection within this range
- Capture pure binary or 7-bit ASCII
PC Port
- RS232/V24, 9-pin socket
- 300-19200, 57600 baud, 8-bit, no parity
Memory
- 1Mbyte Flash - 10 year data hold-up
Power Supply
LED
- Blinks rapidly as data arrives
- Flashes if data stored in memory
Physical
- Temperature: 5-55°C (40-130°F)
- Humidity: 20-80% R.H. (non condensing)
- Dimension: 85 x 55 x 19mm / 3.3” x 2.2” x 0.75” (LxWxH)
- Weight: 55g / 1.9oz
Certifications
- CE Class B (EN55022, EN55024)
- FCC Rules CFR 47 Part 15 Limit A
- AS/NZS 3548 Class A
Data sheets