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- Gateway Modbus TCP / Ethernet and RS485 interface
- Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) and RS485 (to 115200 bits/s)
- Gateway function for Modbus TCP protocol ( to 4 clients TCP/IP )
- Modbus Device Table Function
- An inbuilt www website for configuration
- USB communication for viewing status and configuration
- 4 digital inputs with counters (PNP or NPN)
- Galvanic isolation of inputs
- 3 relay outputs
- Configurable output status after power return
- Watchdog function for outputs
- Relay outputs - Max load 3A 250VAC; 3A 30VDC
- The built-in terminating resistor and pull-up resistors for RS485
- Up to 128 modules on RS485 network
- Quick Connector for quick connection to the IO modules SLIM series
- DIN Rail Mount
- Dimensions: 120mm x 110mm x 22mm
- Operating temperature: –20 to +65 °C
- Supply voltage: 12 to 24 V at 360 mA
The MOD-ETH module is an innovative device converting Modbus TCP into ModbusRTU/ASCII. The device has the Ethernet and RS485 interface, 4 digital inputs with counters and 3 relay outputs. All the inputs are insulated from logic with the aid of optoisolators.
The MOD-ETC has 2 operating modes
- Dumb Gateway - Modbus TCP requests (from up to 4 clients) are converted to Modbus RTU or Modbus ASCII and transmitted on teh RS485 bus. Response messages are conmverted vabk to Modbus TCP and sent to teh requesting client.
- Device Table - The MOD-ETH can be configured with a devie table list. the MOD-ETH then polls the Modbus RTU or ASCII slaves and stores retuned values in its own internal Modbus TCP registers. TCP client can then request data fom these internal registers. This vastly improves response times.
The MOD-ETH can connect up to 128 I/O modules Modbus via the RS485 interface. The MOD-ETH also sports a "Quick Connect" IDC header for connection to the MODBUS-SLIm range of IO units. This simplifies wiring and makes for a compact expandable Modbus TCOP IO solution.
The module is equipped with a set of LEDs used to indicate the status of inputs and outputs useful for diagnostic purposes and helping to find errors. Module configuration is done via built-in website or USB by using a dedicated computer program. You can also change the parameters using the MODBUS protocol
Downloads
User Manual >>
Ethernet Config Utility >>