The PROFIBUS PA gateway allows the user to interface PROFIBUS

PA DPV0/DPV1 to either EtherNet/IP™ or Modbus® devices.

When configured as a Master, the PA Link can exchange up to 2

kilobytes of PROFIBUS PA device and status data.

The PA Link has two Ethernet ports for a Linear or Ring (Device Level

Ring – DLR) Ethernet topology. The Ethernet ports can also be

configured for port mirroring, allowing for better fault analysis.

The PA Link can synchronize to an NTP Server allowing for automatic

time synchronization. It also supports an onboard non-volatile event log

for improved fault finding. The PA Link has a built-in Power Conditioner

which can supply up to 420 mA. The power conditioner is protected

against a configurable overcurrent limit. The module also has a

configurable built-in Fieldbus terminator.

The PA Link provides a range of statistics and tools to provide a

detailed diagnostic overview of each PA Link, which speeds-up fault

finding. The Slate Configuration Utility allows the user to perform a

PROFIBUS PA packet capture of the running Fieldbus which can be

used to analyze the bus behavior and packets received. The PA Link

also provides global and device specific statistics.

The Router can operate in both Logix “owned” and standalone mode. With

a Logix connection, the input and output assemblies will provide additional

diagnostics information in the Logix controller environment.

The Router’s RS485 port uses a terminal block for convenient installation.

A built-in webserver provides detailed diagnostics of system configuration

and operation, including the display of received DH485 communication

packets, without the need for any additional software.

Features

• 1761-NET-AIC replacement

• Direct-To-Tag technology for Logix Controllers

• Isolated serial ports

• Support for Device Level Ring (DLR) or use as two-port embedded switch

• Intelligent routing to Logix/SLC/MicroLogix

• Support for Reactive tag mapping (Slave) and Scheduled tag mapping (Master)

• Supports PLC5/SLC mapping

• Support for Logix programming over Ethernet for Serial interfaces (SLC/MicroLogix)

• Interfacing of PanelView Plus and PV800 from Ethernet to Serial

Configuration

• The Slate Configuration Utility software is used for configuration and troubleshooting of the Router. The stand-alone

configuration utility allows users to define the setup and configuration of the Router, and connections with controllers

and devices.

The A-DH485R/B DH485 Router provides intelligent data routing between

EtherNet/IP™ and DH485. simplifying the migration from MicroLogix and

SLC systems with DH485 communications to EtherNet/IP based

ControlLogix or CompactLogix platforms.

The Router can be used for remote programming of a SLC5/03 controller

via Ethernet.

The DH485 Router’s AIC Mode provides direct conversion between RS485

and RS232. an ideal replacement for Rockwell’s 1761-NET-AIC module.

Alternatively, the Router makes use of the DH485 destination Node

Address, (and Data File address in certain modes), to determine the target

Logix controller. The mapping table, which can be configured in minutes,

supports connections up to 8 Logix controllers.

In Transparent PCCC mode, the user will be able to program and connect

to SLC5/03 PLCs.

Features

 Support DNP3 Secure v5

 Supports EtherNet/IP, Modbus Master and Slave protocols (TCP/IP and RTU)

 Supports DLR for EtherNet/IP Networks

 On board storage for 900.000 DNP3 Events

 Support for unsolicited reporting

 Disaster recovery via the microSD Card

 DNP3 Level 3 compliant

Configuration 

 The PLX50 Configuration Utility software is used for configuration and

troubleshooting of the module. The stand alone configuration utility allows

users to define the setup and configuration of the PLX51-DNPS gateway, 

connections with controllers and devices. 

The PLX51-DNPS gateways provide intelligent routing between DNP3

(Distributed Network Protocol) and either EtherNet/IP™ or Modbus®

protocols. The gateways support Ethernet and Serial communications.

PLX51-DNPS gateway is the DNP3 Outstation or Slave.

The PLX51-DNPS is configured using the ProSoft Technology PLX50

Configuration Utility.

The PLX51-DNPS allows the user to integrate DNP3 devices over a

secure link into a Logix system with minimal effort. No copying or

mapping of data in the Logix controller is required as the PLX51-DNPS

writes directly into Logix tags.

The PLX51-DNPS allows users to integrate the gateway into a Modbus

TCP/IP or serial network. The gateway supports Modbus TCP/IP Client

and Server and Modbus RTU protocols.

The PLX51-DNPS module provides DNP3 Secure Authentication 5 which

enables the user to connect DNP3 devices to a Logix platform securely.

The module also provides a range of diagnostics, statistics and a DNP3

traffic analyzer to assist with fault-finding.

The QuickServer line of communication gateways are

designed to link building automation driven networks with

industrial control networks. The QuickServer gateways are

available with limits of up to 250. 500. or 1000 points of

application data and connect building automation networks

such as BACnet™ MS/TP, BACnet/IP, or JCI Metasys™ N2

with industrial control networks such as EtherNet/IP™,

Modbus® RTU, or Modbus TCP/IP.

Features

 Ability to interface up to 250. 500. or 1000 points of common

BAS protocols depending on gateway

o EtherNet/IP™ to BACnet™ MS/TP or BACnet/IP

o Modbus® RTU or TCP/IP to BACnet MS/TP or BACnet/IP

o EtherNet/IP™, Modbus® RTU or Modbus TCP/IP to JCI Metasys™

N2

o and more…

 Multi-configuration capability; specific configurations selectable

via software

 DIN rail mount included with gateway

The PLX51-DNPM can be configured to operate in these modes:

 Master – The PLX51-DNPM communicates to DNP3 slave devices

and transfers the data to an EtherNet/IP- or Modbus-based PLC.

 Data Concentrator – The PLX51-DNPM will act as a master and

outstation. The module will be a master to other DNP3 slave devices

and then an outstation to the DNP3 SCADA Master.

Features

 Peer-to-peer communications

 Supports DNP3 Secure Authentication v5

 Supports EtherNet/IP, and Modbus Master and Slave protocols (TCP/IP and RTU)

 Supports DLR (Device Level Ring) for EtherNet/IP Networks – enables

ring topology with provides network resiliency

 Onboard storage for > 1.3M DNP3 Events

 Support for unsolicited reporting

 Disaster recovery via the microSD Card

 DNP3 Level 3 compliant

 The PLX50 Configuration Utility software is used for configuration and trouble

shooting of the module. The stand-alone

configuration utility allows users to define the setup and configuration of the 

PLX51-DNPM gateway, and connections with controllers and devices.

The PLX51-DNPM gateway provides intelligent routing between DNP3

(Distributed Network Protocol) and either EtherNet/IP™ or Modbus®

protocols. The gateway supports Ethernet and Serial communications.

The PLX51-DNPM gateway is a DNP3 Master.

The gateway allows the user to integrate DNP3 devices over a secure

link into a Rockwell Automation® Logix system with minimal effort. No

copying or mapping of data in the Logix controller is required, as the

PLX51-DNPM writes directly into Logix tags.

The PLX51-DNPM allows users to integrate the gateway into a Modbus

TCP/IP or serial network. The gateway supports Modbus TCP/IP Client

and Server and Modbus RTU protocols.

The module provides DNP3 Secure Authentication v5. which enables the

user to connect DNP3 devices to a Logix platform securely. The module

also provides a range of diagnostics and statistics, as well as a DNP3

traffic analyzer to assist with fault-finding.

Features

 CANopen Master or Slave.

 The router can be configured as an EtherNet/IP Target or Originator, Modbus Master

or Slave, to read/write data from a CANopen network.

 EtherNet/IP Class 1 connection for Target and Originator as well as Explicit Messaging.

 Modbus RTU (RS-232 and RS-485) or Modbus TCP/IP.

 Support for up to 124 CANopen Slaves (when in Master mode).

 CANopen Slave mode can emulate up to 128 PDOs with various CANopen node addresses.

 Support for up to 32 PDOs (receive and transmit) per CANopen Slave.

 Support for mapping of 128 SDOs with any type of operating interface.

 Time synchronization of the CANopen network.

 Direct-To-Tag technology for Logix controllers.

 Advanced diagnostics including packet capture and web server.

 Dual Ethernet ports which support DLR (Device Level Ring).

 NTP (Network Time Protocol) for external time synchronization.

 Master Mode supports NMT message to initialize network.

 Supports CANopen LSS Node and Bit Rate assignment.

 Supports CiA 443 Bootloader Auto-enable.

 Supports all error and emergency (EMCY) messages and handling.

 Supports all CANopen Baud rates.

Configuration

 The Slate Configuration Utility software is used for configuration and troubleshooting

of the module. The stand-alone configuration utility allows users to define the setup and

configuration of the CANopen Router/B module, connections with controllers and devices.

The A-CANOR/B CANopen® Router/B provides intelligent data routing between either

EtherNet/IP™, Modbus® RTU or Modbus TCP/IP® and the CANopen bus network. This

allows the user to easily integrate CANopen devices into a Rockwell® Logix platform (e.g.

ControlLogix® or CompactLogix™) or any Modbus device.

The A-CANOR/B can be configured to be either a CANopen Master or Slave allowing the

user to not only integrate CANopen devices into a Logix or Modbus system, but to also

allow the user to use Logix, Modbus, or EtherNet/IP devices in an existing CANopen

network (by using the CANopen Router B in Slave mode). In a Logix system the module

can use Direct-To-Tag technology allowing CANopen devices to exchange data with a

Logix controller without the need to write any ladder or application code in Studio 5000.

The module provides a range of statistics to simplify the diagnostic process as well as a

CANopen packet capture for remote diagnosis. A built-in webserver provides detailed

diagnostics of system configuration and operation, including the display of CANopen

operation and communication statistics, without the need for any additional software.