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Funktionen und Vorteile

• The A-IBR can emulate up to 15 INTERBUS slaves
• Supports both INTERBUS Baud Rates (500 kb & 2 Mb)
• Supports various Primary Interfaces:
  • EtherNet/IP Target (Class 1 connection)
  • Modbus Server (TCP)
  • Modbus Client (TCP)
  • EtherNet/IP Originator (Class 1 connection with up to 15 EtherNet/IP devices and Explicit Messaging, including Direct-To-Tag Logix tag access, with up to 10 EtherNet/IP devices)
• Slate software provides a Modbus packet capture utility for better diagnosis of issues
• Dual Ethernet ports which support Device-Level-Ring (DLR)
• Small form factor – DIN rail mounted

Anwendungen

The A-IBR can use one of four Primary Interface modes.

EtherNet/IP Target

As an EtherNet/IP target, a remote EtherNet/IP device (e.g. a Logix controller) establishes several Class 1 connections to the module. INTERBUS data can be mapped into 4 separate input and output class 1 cyclic connections to the Logix controller (allowing up to 2KB input and 2KB output to be exchanged at the requested packet interval – RPI).

EtherNet/IP Originator

As an EtherNet/IP originator, the module can use one of the following methods to read and write data to and from the INTERBUS master:

• EtherNet/IP Explicit Messaging
  This allows an INTERBUS master to exchange data with up to 10 EtherNet/IP devices. The module can use either Class 3 or Unconnected Messaging (UCMM) to Get and Set data in the remote EtherNet/IP devices.
• Direct-To-Tag technology
  This allows the INTERBUS master to exchange data with a Logix controller without the need to write any application code (e.g. ladder) in Studio 5000. The INTERBUS slave data is directly read from, or written to, Logix tags.
• EtherNet/IP Class 1 connection
  INTERBUS data can be mapped to a maximum of 15 EtherNet/IP devices using input and output class 1 cyclic connections. This will allow the INTERBUS Router to “own” the EtherNet/IP target device and exchange INTERBUS slave data using the EtherNet/IP device’s input and output assemblies.

Modbus Server

The diagnostics and INTERBUS data will be written to, or read from, the module’s internal Modbus Registers (Holding or Input Registers). These registers can be accessed by a remote Modbus Client using Modbus TCP.

Modbus Client

The diagnostics and INTERBUS data will be written to, or read from, the module’s internal Modbus Registers (Holding or Input Registers). The Modbus Auxiliary Map can then be used to configure the Modbus data exchange between multiple remote Modbus Server devices and the module’s internal Modbus registers via Modbus TCP.

Konfiguration

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 INTERBUS Router module, connections with controllers and devices.

Technische Daten

Ethernet

INTERBUS Ports

INTERBUS

EtherNet/IP^™ Target

EtherNet/IP^™ Originator

Modbus^® Client

Modbus^® Server

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