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Product Overview |
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The Eaton RELAY-MS is an internal serial card designed to serve as a relay interface adapter for AS/400 systems. It fits within the server chassis and enables relay-based serial communications, supporting system configurations that require such connectivity. This card is specifically made for use with AS/400 hardware platforms. |
General Information |
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Technical Information |
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| Series | RELAY-MS |
| product type | Relay Card, Interface Adapter |
| Product Category | I/O Boards |
| Compatibility | IBM AS/400 |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | Internal Serial Card |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The Eaton RELAY-MS is an internal serial card designed specifically for AS/400 systems. It functions as a relay card interface adapter, enabling communication between the system and relay-controlled devices. This card is typically installed inside the AS/400 server chassis to provide the necessary relay interface support for internal serial connections. It is used by IT professionals managing legacy IBM AS/400 environments requiring relay-based signaling. Key Features
The RELAY-MS card plays a critical role in enabling relay communications within AS/400 environments, supporting legacy hardware configurations that depend on relay interfaces. Its integration helps maintain operational compatibility in specialized industrial and enterprise systems. |
Use Cases |
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The RELAY-MS card is primarily used in AS/400 system environments where relay interface communication is necessary. It benefits IT administrators and technicians maintaining legacy IBM systems or specialized industrial applications that rely on relay-controlled operations. How It's Used:
Overall, the RELAY-MS card supports the continuation of established relay communication methods within AS/400 systems, aiding in the operation and integration of older hardware with relay requirements in enterprise environments. |
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