Allen-Bradley 1769 AENTR series

Get Allen-Bradley 1769-AENTR Series Online Allen-Bradley 1769 AENTR series is a CompactLogix communication unit. It permits connection to Ethernet networks through the built-in Two Ethernet communication ports, working as embedded switch and supportive Linear, Star & Device Level Ring (DLR) network topology. It supports communication speed of 0/100 Mbps & 128 logical communications.

Ethernet/IP network is communication systems that give a complete suite of messages and services for numerous automation applications.

There are following examples of applications that use Ethernet/IP networks: • Time Synchronization • Real-Time Control • Motion This open network system uses generally available Ethernet communication products to help information exchange, real-time I/O messaging, and general messaging.

Ethernet/IP networks also help CIP Safety that makes the concurrent transmission of safety & standard control data and diagnostics information over a shared network possible.

This Communication Modules in a Control System depends on the type, Roc Automation communication modules offer some of these functions:       

Give support for messaging, produced or consumed tags, & distributed I/O Share a general application layer with ControlNet & Device Net network protocols Summarize messages within standard TCP/UDP/IP protocol Fiber connectors Interface via RJ45, unshielded, category 5, twisted-pair cable connectors No network routing table requirements Support for half/full duplex 10 Mbps / 100 Mbps procedure

The Allen-Bradley 1769-AENTR series is a chassis-based I/O module that belongs to the Bulletin 1769 Compact Input/Output series. This module has the capability to support users decrease an I/O spare parts inventory. This distributed by the Ethernet/IP network, I/O module allows CompactLogix customers to use the 1769 I/O system again when upgrade to the upcoming series of CompactLogix

Allen Bradley controllers without interrupting with their earlier 1769 I/O investment. Users who own the 1769-AENTR can custom the same input/output module to control on a sole, flexible platform. The aim of the 1769-AENTR is to simplify the operator’s system structure and help minimalize migration costs. Other advantag es of utilizing this I/O module also contain system extension without controller limitation, inventory drop due to one standardized I/O platform, & enterprise connection utilizing a solitary network program allotted from the Ethernet/IP network.

The 1769-AENTR has Ethernet module where operators can link either linear topologies or DLR. It is a scalable control system that helps as an effective solution for machine & apparatus builders who experience unreliable engine performance. The 1769-AENTR also permits producers to meet an application’s requirements without leveraging numerous control platforms. When choosing the most suitable and cost-effective control system, users often consider features such as scalability, high-performance, sustainability, security, simplification, and single network architecture, all of which can be got in the 1769-AENTR I/O module. The smallest communication port speed for the 1769-AENTR is about 10 Mbit/second, while its highest communication speed can reach up to 100 Mbit/second.

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