The Lantronix Xport Application Guide explains hardware specs, network setup, UART communication, and configuration steps.
About this manual
This guide introduces the Lantronix Xport device, covering its hardware parameters, network configuration options, and serial communication features. It provides detailed instructions for integrating Xport into product designs and configuring its interfaces.
The document also outlines operating environment limits, supported protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, Telnet), power requirements, and how to use Lantronix's custom programming tools for extending Xport functionality. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Integration into Product Design
- Hardware Interface and Power Requirements
- Operating Temperature and Humidity
- Configuration Methods
- Supported Protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, Telnet)
- TCP/UDP Command Format
- Custom Programming Tools (CPK)
Specifications
Frequently asked questions
What voltage does the Xport interface use?
Xport operates with a 3.3 V interface.
Can Xport be connected directly to a 5 V microcontroller?
No, Xport cannot be used with 5 V devices; it requires 3.3 V components.