Bridging the Gap Between
RS-232 & USB
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Before the advent of USB, RS-232 was the most common form of interface for serial data communication. As a result, legacy equipment, prevalent in medical and military environments, will often require RS-232 but most modern computers do not have a RS-232 port. Sealevel Hardware Engineer Cameron Bolton shares why USB has emerged as a preferred serial interface – and how to continue supporting legacy equipment.
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Broadcast Back-Up with Robust I/O
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Sealevel partners with a broadcast communications company that dominates the market for sporting events. They require robust I/O and a 10/100BaseT Ethernet Modbus TCP interface for monitoring and controlling signals.
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Achieving
Medical-Grade Optical Isolation
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Medical-grade isolation is used to “isolate” both the patient and the equipment operator from potential electric shock. The IEC 60601-1 standard outlines safety and effectiveness requirements for medical equipment.
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Drones & Blockchain Reshape Industry
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Driven by advancements in autonomous vehicles, blockchain-based technology, precision agriculture and hydroponic farming, agriculture is evolving to feed a growing population and minimize manual labor.
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An industry leader in military communications is evaluating the SeaLINK 2803 for a new, I/O-dense, global test application.
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The OEM version of Sealevel’s SeaLINK 2223 has been specified in a system designed to complement rugged laptops and tablets.
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With its 16 ports, the 4163 Ethernet serial server has been designed into a submarine project for the Royal Navy.
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The Rugged SuperSpeed USB 3.1 Hub is under consideration to support camera and vision systems within autonomous delivery robots.
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Where can I download SeaCOM for Windows XP?
Visit our interactive Software Driver Search tool and enter the base digits of your part number or product name.
If you cannot locate the appropriate driver based on your part number, visit sealevel.com and click on “Site Search” in the upper right corner. Next, select “Search Products.” In the search bar, enter your part number or product name. Once you’ve located its product page, scroll down (below the images and social sharing options) and click on the Software + Documentation tab. Here you will find the available drivers and software for your product.
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Clay Counts
Eastern Regional Sales
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With a background in accounting, Clay provides a specialized set of skills to our east coast partners. Clay likes Sealevel products because of the wide applications for our solutions. Just don’t get him started on local politics: he’ll have you joining the campaign trail before the end of the call!
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