This webinar is a practical guide to ICP DAS USA’s T-Series “Tiny” industrial communication modules, explaining what each device type does and how to select the right one for common serial/Ethernet integration jobs. It starts by clarifying the terminology and real-world differences between gateways, converters, device servers, and port sharers, then walks through typical industrial communication scenarios—bridging Modbus TCP ↔ Modbus RTU/ASCII networks, extending serial devices over Ethernet without changing the underlying data, and allowing two Modbus masters to share one Modbus RTU slave without collisions. The presenter also breaks down the T-Series naming convention so you can quickly identify port counts and interface types at a glance, and reviews application examples such as serial tunneling, virtual COM port connections to legacy equipment, and mixed-protocol/baud-rate environments. The session concludes with selection guidance for the tGW-700 gateway family, tDS-700 device servers, and tSH-700 serial port sharing modules for reliable industrial networking and remote access.
