A remote serial port, on your desk
Reach the serial port of a Linux edge device over SSH and decode it locally — as if the meter or PLC were plugged into your own machine.
Serial over SSH
Open a remote Linux device's serial port through an SSH connection.
Reach the field
Work with gateways, RTUs and headless edge boxes without leaving your desk.
Decoded locally
Bytes tunnel back and decode on your machine — same protocols, same trace.
Uses your SSH access
Rides your existing SSH credentials; nothing extra is exposed on the device.
The field line, decoded locally
Switch the connection mode to Remote, point it at your edge device, and the serial line comes to you. Every byte is decoded on your machine, so distance changes nothing about how you work.
- Reach a remote /dev/ttyUSB0 through your SSH session
- Same decoders, trace, search and export as a local port
- Great for gateways, RTUs and headless edge devices
From SSH to decoded traffic
Connect over SSH
Point Omni Console at your edge device — host, user and your usual SSH credentials.
Pick the remote port
Choose the device's serial port (e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0) and the line settings.
Decode at your desk
Traffic streams back over the tunnel and decodes locally, exactly like a local port.
Built for the field
Field gateways
Read a Modbus or DLMS line on a gateway installed at a remote site.
Headless edge devices
No screen on the box? Drive its serial port from your workstation.
Remote commissioning
Bring a meter or PLC online from the office instead of a site visit.
Intermittent debugging
Reconnect to capture the line whenever a field fault reappears.
Remote edge, answered
What kind of remote device is supported?
What travels over the connection?
Do you store my SSH credentials?
Can I still use flows and the decoders?
Bring the field to your bench.
Download Omni Console and reach a remote serial port over SSH — free for 30 days.
Lifetime licenses from $39.90 · Windows & Linux · cancel anytime in trial