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Subject: [ts-7000] TS-7550 XUARTs
From: mike ingle <>
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 11:34:28 -0700
Hi all,

I need to maintain communications with 80 devices overRS-232  serial (115k).  
Each device streams an approximately 120 byte packet every 100ms.  
also the host, can send packets, and expect a response at any time.  The 
packets are hex encoded with out of band start and stop characters. 

I am contemplating using 10 ts-7550s (with appropriate level shifters) to 
control the devices, and forward the data over ethernet.  The intent would be 
to crack the serial packets (which include 2 crc32 checks) down to their 60byte 
binary size,  buffer 10 or so serial packets per channel, (600bytes per 
ethernet packet) and send them on up to a host for logging and display.

My data rate calculations show very modest ethernet usage (8 x 600 bytes/s).

On the surface the ts-7550 looks like a nice fit for this.  Anyone have any 
experience with the XUARTs , or better suggestions?  Probably no more than 3 
<80 channel systems> will be built.

Best Regards Mike



 

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