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General| Serial Interface | RS-232/422/485 |
|---|---|
| Model | MGate MB3000 Series |
| Category | Industrial Protocol Gateways |
| Supported Protocols | Modbus RTU/ASCII/TCP, IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 |
| Number of Serial Ports | 1 to 4 ports depending on model |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Mbps |
| Power Supply | 12 to 48 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -40 to 75°C (-40 to 167°F) |
| Humidity | 5 to 95% |
| Mounting | DIN-rail |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx, UL |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 or 2 ports depending on model |
Details the MGate MB3000's capabilities for integrating Ethernet and serial Modbus devices.
Lists standard and optional accessories included with the MGate MB3000 gateway.
Highlights the MGate MB3000's main features, including network integration and serial port capabilities.
Provides instructions for powering the unit and connecting serial devices via DB9 or custom cables.
Explains RS-485 termination settings and connecting the gateway to a host or Ethernet network.
Details how to install the MGate Manager utility and mount the gateway unit.
Illustrates the MB3180's physical interface, including ports and LED status indicators.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the MB3180 unit.
Explains the function and configuration of jumpers for pull high/low resistors on the MB3180.
Details DB9 pin assignments and DIN-rail/wall mounting instructions for the MB3180.
Lists the technical specifications for the MB3180 model.
Illustrates the MB3280's physical interface, including ports and LED status indicators.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the MB3280 unit.
Explains the function and configuration of DIP switches for termination and pull resistors on the MB3280.
Details DB9 pin assignments and DIN-rail/wall mounting instructions for the MB3280.
Lists the technical specifications for the MB3280 model, including number of ports.
Illustrates the MB3480's physical interface, including ports and LED status indicators.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the MB3480 unit.
Explains the function and configuration of DIP switches for termination and pull resistors on the MB3480.
Details the DB9 male serial port pin assignments for the MB3480.
Covers DIN-rail/wall mounting and technical specifications for the MB3480.
Illustrates the MB3170/3170I interface, LEDs, and provides physical dimensions.
Explains jumper settings and DB9 pin assignments for MB3170/3170I.
Covers power input, relay output, mounting, and technical specifications for MB3170/3170I.
Illustrates the MB3270/3270I interface, LEDs, and provides physical dimensions.
Explains jumper settings and DB9 pin assignments for MB3270/3270I.
Covers power input, relay output, mounting, and technical specifications for MB3270/3270I.
Illustrates applications involving Ethernet masters with serial slaves, and vice versa.
Shows how to integrate Modbus TCP, ASCII, and RTU across different networks.
Guide to installing the MGate Manager utility for configuring gateway units.
Instructions on launching MGate Manager and changing the user interface language.
Methods for connecting to the gateway: using broadcast search or specifying an IP address.
Steps to access and modify the gateway's configuration settings via MGate Manager.
Setting serial ports for RTU/ASCII, Master/Slave modes and enabling ProCOM.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS, and network name.
Setting baud rate, parity, stop bits, flow control, and interface mode for serial ports.
Managing virtual slave IDs and defining routing rules for multi-network integration.
Configuring initial delay, Modbus TCP exceptions, and response timeouts.
Setting priority for requests and managing accessible IP addresses for security.
Configuring auto relay warning, console settings, and using Locate function.
Monitoring data activity, filtering traffic, and saving logs for analysis.
Procedure for downloading and installing firmware updates for the gateway.
Provides pinout diagrams for DB9 serial ports and terminal blocks.
Details the terminal connections for power input and relay output.
Presents practical examples of using the gateway for different Modbus integration needs.
Explains the roles of masters and slaves in Modbus communication.
Details how Modbus slaves are identified using unique IDs.
Describes the request-response cycle and handling of response timeouts.
Compares Modbus TCP with serial protocols and discusses network integration.
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