Embedded Router FAQ's
Do Embedded Routers Support Ethernet Connections?
Yes, embedded routers typically support Ethernet connections as a fundamental interface for network communication. These devices integrate routing functions within a compact system, enabling reliable and secure Ethernet connectivity in industrial and mission-critical environments. Ethernet support ensures robust data transfer and seamless integration into existing network infrastructures. Specialised embedded routers, such as those supplied by trusted sources like FB Peripherals, are designed to withstand harsh conditions while maintaining high-performance Ethernet connectivity, making them ideal for rugged industrial applications.
R1511P
- Small footprint powerful 4G router board fully customisable in software
- Dual Ethernet, Wifi (AP and client) and 4G/3G/2G capability
- RS232 (default) or RS485 port for connection to serial devices + integrated Modbus gateway
R1511P-DevKit
- R1511P dev kit provides everything a customer needs to evaluate R1511P
- Dual Ethernet, Wifi (AP and client) and 4G/3G/2G capability
- RS232 (default) or RS485 port for connection to serial devices + integrated Modbus gateway
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