Category: A-B

Features

•Four- and eight-conductor styles

•Twisted pair shielded cable types, Cat 5e

•Twisted pairs maintain signal balance through cable to provide high noise

immunity and return loss

•Designed to ODVA EtherNet/IP™ specifications and ISO IEC 24702

•Suitable for high noise environments M3I3C3E3

•Riser PVC cables used for general purpose environments

•PUR robotic cable used for flex applications, also Halogen-free

•600V PVC cable designed to support high voltage applications

•600V On-Machine rated cable for use in a

cable tray shared with high voltage power cables

Description

Rockwell Automation’s Cat5e shielded and unshielded cable is designed to supply a

reliable network connection in harsh surroundings. The high speed data rate

allows more data to be transferred within a shorter period of time. By optimizing

balance of twisted pair conductors inside a robust thermoplastic elastomer (TPE)

jacket, data is protected from noise, chemicals, and mechanical issues to

M3I3C3E3environmental protection levels.

Two and four pair polyurethane (PUR) robotic flex cable and enclosures are

available for flex applications. High voltage, 600V Ethernet cable is available for use in

cable tray with high voltage power cables.

All ethernet media components are designed to perform above TIA 568-B.2 and

ODVA ethernet standards. Rockwell Automation’s Bulletin 1585 ethernet cables

are optimized UTP and STP cables in many applications.

Features and Benefits:

• Supports layer 2 access switching and layer 3 routing for use in

multiple layers of the architecture

• Integrated Device Level Ring (DLR) with three-ring support helps

increase network design flexibility for more complex machines

• All Gigabit (GE) Platform for high performance network support

• Default configurations for industrial applications providing

easy setup and optimized performance

• Support for dual GE switch ring configurations for high

performance network resiliency

• Integrated Network Address Translation (NAT) provides 1:1

IP address mapping helping to reduce commissioning time

Optimized Integration:

• Studio 5000® Add-on Profiles (AOPs) enable premier integration

into the Rockwell Automation Integrated Architecture® system

• Predefined Logix tags for monitoring and port control

• FactoryTalk® View Faceplates help to enable status monitoring

and alarming

• Embedded Cisco technology helps enable integration with the

enterprise network and provides common IT development and

management tool

This addition to the portfolio exhibits increased versatility with the

ability to support multiple network configurations. When used as a

layer 2 switch, the Stratix 5400 is an ideal solution for heavy industry

applications where dual ring architectures are required or where high

performance end devices, such as video or telephony, are needed.

When acting as a Layer 3 switch, routing is enabled between segmented

networks for better performance and protection from unwanted network

traffic. Segmenting the network helps to ease network changes, to

simplify network security management by building domains of trust and

to increase efficiency.

By choosing a switch co-developed by Rockwell Automation and Cisco,

your Operations Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT)

professionals leverage tools and technology that is familiar to them. By

helping to provide optimized integration, you can experience easier

commissioning and faster diagnostics retrieval.

Rockwell Automation is extending the existing Stratix® portfolio of

industrial network infrastructure products to include a switch with an all

Gigabit (GE) platform. The Allen-Bradley® Stratix 5400 industrial managed

switch supports layer 2 switching and layer 3 routing with GE Power over

Ethernet (PoE) and additional GE fiber ports, which enhance scalability for

use in various applications.

This addition to the portfolio exhibits increased versatility with the

ability to support multiple network configurations. When used as a

layer 2 switch, the Stratix 5400 is an ideal solution for heavy industry

applications where dual ring architectures are required or where high

performance end devices, such as video or telephony, are needed.

When acting as a Layer 3 switch, routing is enabled between segmented

networks for better performance and protection from unwanted network

traffic. Segmenting the network helps to ease network changes, to

simplify network security management by building domains of trust and

to increase efficiency.

Expanding the Stratix 2000 unmanaged switch portfolio

helps increase performance without adding complexity.

Unmanaged switches allow Ethernet devices to communicate with

one another across networks. The Rockwell Automation Stratix 2000

Unmanaged Switches are a cost effective alternative to managed

switches, which in comparison provide additional diagnostic information

and services, including segmentation (VLANs) and prioritization (Qos).

Expanding our existing line of unmanaged switches enables more

devices to be reached in a wider range of applications. Through a variety

of new combinations of added Gigabit Copper, Fast Ethernet and Fiber

SFP ports, the Stratix 2000 industrial-grade unmanaged switches give

you increased distance, transmission wavelength and speed within your

network, along with a simple, configured product equipped for easier set

up and installation.

Experience switches that provide network connectivity, without all

the complexity. Select the combination of ports that meets your

application requirements.

Selection Overview

With eight additional unmanaged switches to expand the portfolio, there are many options to meet your

application needs.

A cost effective industrial switch to communicate across networks

Features and Benefits

With eight new products added to

the Stratix 2000™ portfolio, this line of

unmanaged switches now offers:

• Additional combinations of fast

Ethernet, gigabit copper, and Small

Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) ports

for increased transmission

wavelength, distance and speed

across the network

• Expanded Operating Temperatures

of -20 to 70 °C (-4 to 158 °F) and

added gigabit copper ports to meet

a wider variety of applications

• Compact design provides a low cost

solution for your operating needs

• Simple “Plug and Play” configuration

to easily install and use the device

Features and Benefits

Our Stratix® 2000 unmanaged switches offer:

• Various combinations of copper and fiber solutions from 5 to 18 ports using SFP for increased network

flexibility

• 100 MB and 1 Gb port speeds to meet network performance requirements

• Extended temperature range from -40 °C to 75 °C in select versions to meet a wide variety of

applications

• Compact design for maximized cabinet space

• “Plug-and-Play” operation for easier installation and integration

• Broadcast storm protection against unwanted network traffic

• Rugged metal housing and IP30 rating for industrial applications

• Dual power inputs to help maximize uptime in harsh environments

Rockwell Automation unmanaged switches offer a compact,

solution for small applications requiring reliable network connectivity.

With the Allen-Bradley® Stratix 2000 line of unmanaged switches, you get

copper and fiber (SFP) ports with 100 MB or 1 Gb speeds for increased

network flexibility and performance. With protection against unwanted

network traffic, you also get increased reliability when you need it.

The Stratix 2000 unmanaged switches offer an industrial-grade enclosure

with an IP-30 rating and extended temperature range for enhanced

environmental protection. In addition to these benefits, you get

“Plug-and-Play” operation for quick and easy integration.

Selection Overview

In the table below, you will find the Series B versions of our Stratix unmanaged switches. Select the

combination of ports that meet your application requirements, without all of the complexity.

Allen-Bradley’s 4100-234-R compact motion controller is a microprocessor-based motion controller

with 4-axis and remote I/O options, but no axle-link option.

It uses an Intel i960 microprocessor with a 16MHz processor speed and an efficient multitasking

operating system (up to 10 tasks at a time) that allows up to 2.000 user-valued processes to be

stored as 16-bit floating-point numbers in write-protected battery-supported volatile memory.

It has 10 years of battery life and data retention. The 4100-234-R uses an I/O input power supply

in the input voltage range of 90 to 132 volts AC (47 to 63 Hz), 3 amps of current, 

and 5 to 40 volts DC (nominal 24 volts), with a maximum current of 3 amps and coupling of 3 amps.

1/4 x 11/4 ratio slow fuse. Its remote I/O option allows smooth and easy communication

with the device via a remote I/O adapter.

The 4100-234-R also allows direct connection to a programmable logic controller (PLC) using

modules and discrete transmissions. It has four isolated configurable analog outputs with

a control resolution of 6 bits, 305 µV, an output range of ±10 V DC or ±150 mA,

and a maximum offset voltage output of ±80 mV at 220Ω voltage resistance.

The 4100-234-R, when combined with the flex I/O module, provides wider discrete I/O input and output capabilities.

The 4100-234-R can connect up to eight flex I/O modules, providing a total of 128 discrete I/O points.

These discrete modules provide up to 20 dedicated optical isolated discrete inputs and

8 optical isolated open relay discrete outputs for the 4100-234-R.

The 4100-234-R uses GML for programming and RS-232C for file transfer.