The UDS-10 is dead, long live the UDS-1100 (fwd)
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From: Cameron Kaiser on 26 Sep 2006 21:28 (also posted to Homestead) Received from the Lantronix mailing list. If you haven't picked up a unit of the very useful UDS-10 and UDS-100 lines, the UDS-10 is being extended briefly before EOL but is being replaced by the UDS-1100, which will do exactly the same thing but has a new, faster CPU and RoHS compliance. The pricing change seems to be to encourage you to buy the new units. The UDS-10 and its relatives (UDS-10-01, UDS-100 and now the UDS-1100) are devices that look like modems to the Commodore, but allow you to "dial" IP addresses and ports directly over Ethernet. They are a well-designed commercially supported product for networking any computer with a serial port (including the user port and T232/SL), and work with just about any terminal program without special software. ----- Forwarded message from Mark Prowten ----- From: Mark Prowten <...> Subject: Important UDS Device Server Announcement Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:19:09 +0000 September 22, 2006 Dear Valued UDS Customer, Per our recent Product Change Notice (PCN-049, 5/23/06) Lantronix will no longer accept orders for the discontinued UDS100 Device Server(tm). Due to popular demand, the UDS-10 Device Server availability per Product Change Notice (PCN-050, 5/23/06),has been extended. Lantronix will continue to accept orders for the UDS-10 part numbers listed below through April of 2007 at the new prices shown (effective October 1, 2006). As a direct replacement, Lantronix now offers the new UDS1100 Device Server which includes many improved features, is completely drop-in compatible and costs less than the discontinued UDS-10 and UDS100 models. The comparison below demonstrates the additional features of the UDS1100 compared with those of the UDS-10 and UDS100. UDS1100 RoHS Certified: Yes Serial Speed: 300bps to 230Kbps Memory: 2MB + 256kb SRAM Processor: EX US MSRP: $ 149.00 UDS-10-01* RoHS Certified: No Serial Speed: 300bps to 115 Kbps Memory: 512kb Processor: AMD US MSRP: $ 170.00 UDS100-01* RoHS Certified: No Serial Speed: 300bps to 115Kbps Memory: 1MB Processor: LX US MSRP: $ 199.00 *NOTE: Comparisons are made based on standard -01 models (see part # below). UDS1100 Ordering Information UD110000B-01 Board only single port 10/100 Device Server. $ 99.00 UD1100001-01 Single port 10/100 Device Server with US domestic power supply. $ 149.00 UD1100002-01 Single port 10/100 Device Server with international power supply and adapters. $ 149.00 UD1100002-G1 Single Port 10/100 Device Server with international psu and adapters, TAA, RoHS $ 149.00 UD1100NL2-01 Single port non-labeled 10/100 device server with international power supply and adapters. $ 149.00 UD1100IA2-01 IA single port 10/100 device server with international power supply and adapters. $ 179.00 Complete UDS1100 product information is available on our web-site @ http://r.vresp.com/?Lantronix/9fedf9629e/708210/30b6c419f2/6e4764f UDS-10 Ordering Information (sku___s available for purchase) UDS-10-01 Single port 10BaseT Device Server with US domestic power supply. Old MSRP - $ 149.00 New MSRP - $ 170.00 UDS-10-02 Single port 10BaseT Device Server with international power supply and adapters. Old MSRP - $ 149.00 New MSRP - $ 170.00 UDS-10-NL-01 Single port non-labeled 10BaseT device server with international power supply and adapters. Old MSRP - $ 149.00 New MSRP - $ 170.00 UDS-10B Board only single port 10BaseT Device Server. Old MSRP - $ 99.00 New MSRP - $ 120.00 Please make note of these important changes. For more information you can also contact our inside sales team at 800-422-7055. Sincerely, Mark Prowten Senior Product Marketing Manager Lantronix Copyright __ 2006 Lantronix. Lantronix and Device Server are registered trademarks of Lantronix, Inc. Lantronix 15353 Barranca Parkway Irvine, California 92610 ----- End of forwarded message from Mark Prowten ----- -- Cameron Kaiser * ckaiser(a)floodgap.com * posting with a Commodore 128 personal page: http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/ ** Computer Workshops: games, productivity software and more for C64/128! ** ** http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/cwi/ **
From: rebocardo on 27 Sep 2006 03:01 thanks for the info and update, I keep meaning to buy one of these. Price is pretty reasonable at $150.00 for what it does.
From: bud on 28 Sep 2006 02:16 Group: comp.sys.cbm Date: Wed, Sep 27, 2006, 8:01am (CDT+6) From: rebocardo(a)treegone.com (rebocardo) script: >thanks for the info and update, I keep >meaning to buy one of these. Price is >pretty reasonable at $150.00 for what >it does. Eh! Makes me very happy that I got my two "10s" for $50 US or less. salaam, dowcom To e-mail me, add the character zero to "dowcom". i.e.: dowcom(zero)(at)webtv(dot)net. -- http://community.webtv.net/dowcom/DOWCOMSAMSTRADGUIDE MSWindows is television,? Linux is radar.
From: Cameron Kaiser on 28 Sep 2006 09:11 dowcom(a)webtv.net (bud) writes: >>thanks for the info and update, I keep >>meaning to buy one of these. Price is >>pretty reasonable at $150.00 for what >>it does. >Eh! Makes me very happy that I got my two "10s" for $50 US or less. Well, I got both of mine cheaply used also, but it is nice that buying new is still going to be an option. I suspect Lantronix sells more than a few of these to old system enthusiasts, not just to "corporate" applications. -- Cameron Kaiser * ckaiser(a)floodgap.com * posting with a Commodore 128 personal page: http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/ ** Computer Workshops: games, productivity software and more for C64/128! ** ** http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/cwi/ **
From: ramswell on 30 Sep 2006 23:58 Cameron Kaiser wrote: > dowcom(a)webtv.net (bud) writes: > > >>thanks for the info and update, I keep > >>meaning to buy one of these. Price is > >>pretty reasonable at $150.00 for what > >>it does. > > >Eh! Makes me very happy that I got my two "10s" for $50 US or less. > > Well, I got both of mine cheaply used also, but it is nice that buying new > is still going to be an option. I suspect Lantronix sells more than a few > of these to old system enthusiasts, not just to "corporate" applications. > After getting VERY GOOD directions from Dave on the setup of the C64 portion, I never was able to get the PC side to set up correctly to interface with it. Any ideas of how to do that Cameron? Charles > -- > Cameron Kaiser * ckaiser(a)floodgap.com * posting with a Commodore 128 > personal page: http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/ > ** Computer Workshops: games, productivity software and more for C64/128! ** > ** http://www.armory.com/%7Espectre/cwi/ **
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