data.station

$635.00

FTP(S), SFTP/SCP, and Samba servers for DIN rail mounting

The data.station is a compact DIN-rail-mounted device that provides the functionality of an FTP(S), SFTP/SCP, and Samba server. Use these methods to access the internal storage or a storage device connected via USB. The two network interfaces also allow access from different networks, for example, to separate the machine network from the OT network. The comprehensive user management system and the access options that can be customized for each interface enable seamless integration with your application.

Manufacturer: Wiesemann & Theis / Country of Origin: Germany

SKU:

50544

Interfaces:

  • 2x Network
  • 1x USB

Management and connectivity:

  • Configuration
    • Startup using WuTility (three clicks and you’re done)
    • DHCP
    • Web-based management
  • Data transport
    • FTP(S)
    • SFTP / SCP
    • Samba (SMB)

Power supply:

  • External power
    • Plug-in screw terminal
  • Power over Ethernet (PoE)
    • Phantom power using data pairs
    • Power over unused wire pairs
  • Buffer capacitors
    • controlled shutdown when disconnecting from the power supply

Standards & more

  • Conforms to standards both in office and industrial environments:
    • High noise resistance per EN 61000-6-2
    • Low noise emission per EN 55032:2015 + A1 Cl. B, EN 61000-3-2 & EN 61000-3-3
  • 5 year guarantee

Application example

You have multiple Web Thermometers (e.g. Web-Thermo-Hygrobarometer) in a network of machines and want to centrally archive their readings? To do this, configure the Thermometers to regularly send their current readings via FTP. Configure your data.station as an FTP server. This allows you to create central measurement data archives in the data.station’s internal memory or on a connected USB storage device. You can use the data.station’s second network interface to access the stored measurement data from another network, but not the Web Thermometers. Access paths can be configured individually for each interface. This allows for less secure FTP communication within the machine network and enables secure access to data from the OT network, e.g., via SMBv3.


Connections and displays:

  • Network:
    • 2x 100/1000BaseT Autosensing/Auto-MDIX, RJ45
  • Galvanic isolation:
    • Network connection min. 1.5kV
  • USB:
    • 1x USB 2.0
  • Power supply:
    • Power over Ethernet (PoE) or
    • 24 … 48V DC (+/-10%) per screw terminal
  • Supply connection:
    • Plug-in screw terminal
  • Current consumption:
    • PoE Class 2 (3.84 … 6.49W) and
    • typ. 120mA @ 24V DC with external supply
  • Indicators:
    • System and error status
    • Link status and network speed
  • Buttons:
    • Ejecting the USB storage medium

Memory

  • internal:
    • 5GB
  • external:
    • Unpartitioned USB storage devices (Ext2/3/4, (V)FAT(32), exFAT, NTFS)

Housing and other data:

  • Housing:
    • Plastic housing with integrated DIN rail mount
    • 105 x 22 x 75mm (L x W x H)
  • Weight:
    • approx. 110g
  • Storage temperature:
    • -40…+85°C
  • Operating temperature:
    • 0…50°C
  • Permissible relative humidity:
    • 0 … 95% relative humidity, non-condensing
  • Scope of delivery:
    • data.station
    • Quick start manual

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