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 This is a device made by Lantronix that adapts a serial port to a network interface. In theory you could plug this into any serial port Atari ST, Amiga, C64, or whatever. On some devices you would need a user port to serial adapter in front of this. Keep an eye out on [[https://RetroNinja.net]] to see the trials and tribulations of an Amiga 2000 getting Internet connected. This is a device made by Lantronix that adapts a serial port to a network interface. In theory you could plug this into any serial port Atari ST, Amiga, C64, or whatever. On some devices you would need a user port to serial adapter in front of this. Keep an eye out on [[https://RetroNinja.net]] to see the trials and tribulations of an Amiga 2000 getting Internet connected.
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 +All of the ones I've seen so far use a 5V@.8A with a standard power jack. If you have a 5V that is rated higher like 3-6A, no worries it will only draw a max of .8A 
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 +In general for all electronics the voltage rating needs to be the same but higher amps rarely do.
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