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Category | Network Hardware |
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Manufacturer | HMS Networks |
Serial Interface | RS-232/RS-485 |
Ethernet | 10/100 Mbit/s, Auto MDI/MDIX |
CAN | CAN 2.0A/B |
Power Supply | 24 VDC (typical) |
Operating Temperature | -25°C to +60°C |
Storage Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
Mounting | DIN-rail |
Certifications | CE, UL |
Function | Protocol conversion between serial, CAN, and Ethernet networks |
Supported Protocols | Multiple industrial protocols (e.g., PROFIBUS, DeviceNet, Modbus, etc.) |
Interface | Depends on model (e.g., RJ45, terminal block) |
Describes the manual's purpose and scope, and provides support website information.
Explains the use of numbered lists, bullet points, and symbols in the manual.
Defines the equipment's purpose as a communication interface and gateway, and provides crucial safety precautions.
Lists required cables, tools, supported operating systems, and web browsers for setup.
Mentions HMS IPconfig for network discovery and third-party software for data mapping.
Introduces serial protocols (Modbus RTU, Custom) and explains how communication and data exchange function.
Details components like nodes, transactions, frame fields, and ensures data accuracy during transfer.
Identifies device components and describes DIN rail mounting procedures.
Guides on connecting to EtherNet/IP, serial networks, and power supply.
Explains the security switch, cable locking, and DIN rail removal procedures.
Overview of initial connection steps and guide for setting up new configurations.
Instructions for PLC integration and verifying operational status.
Guides for accessing the web interface via IPconfig/browser and describes its sections.
Covers serial protocols, templates, nodes, transactions, and EtherNet/IP settings.
Describes I/O data mapping, optimization, and applying configuration changes.
Guides for exporting I/O data maps and EDS files for PLC integration.
Lists and describes supported Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) objects.
How to monitor device status and interpret LED indicators for troubleshooting.
Procedures for managing configuration files and device firmware updates.
Tools for monitoring data flow, viewing event logs, and handling firmware upgrade errors.
Guides on factory reset and generating support packages for technical assistance.
Lists detailed technical specifications including connectors, power, and dimensions.