OPTICAL RS-232 ISOLATORS TO SUIT ALMOST ANY APPLICATION
Our RS-232 optical isolators are ideally suited for many applications - from "control panel" installations requiring DIN Rail mounting to "in-line" or "bump in the cable" installations found in laboratory or retail systems. They provide 2 kV of isolation to protect your equipment as well as a variety of connector options. If you require extended temperature ranges and extra rugged construction, our industrial products will fit the bill. They have advanced EMC and emissions specifications that run the gamut from light industrial EN 61000-6-1 to heavy industrial EN 61000-6-2 with IEEE 1613. We also offer versions with UL 508 and UL Class 1 Division 2. Check out the specs on each product and select the optical isolator that is best suited for your needs.
Our SCP series RS-232 to RS-422/485 serial converters are compact and tough. Each model is designed and tested to meet heavy industrial EMC standards. The RS-232 signal is connected through a female DB9 connector. The RS-422/485 (2-Wire and 4- Wire) signal is connected through a removable terminal block, making wiring easy. Power is connected through a two position removable terminal block. Our bit-wise enabled circuitry automatically detects the character time-out eliminating the need to set DIP Switches for the baud rate.
Advantech Industrial EtherNet/IP Remote I/O modules
Advantech's ADAM-6100 series is a new line of Isolated Industrial Ethernet Remote I/O modules. Equipped with the EtherNet/IP protocol, ADAM-6100EI series also allows daisy chain connections, making it possible to transfer data much faster during process control and other industrial automation applications.
Compatible with AllenBradley controllers.
In order to fulfill ideal remote DAQ devices in IoT world, Advantech releases ADAM-6200 series, a new selection of Ethernet I/O family comprised of analog I/O, digital I/O and relay modules. ADAM-6200 series module possesses plenty of advanced features whatever the evolution of hardware design and what's worth expecting for user is a variety of useful software functions to make it effective in the application field. With new design and strong capabilities, ADAM-6200 can be a well-integrated I/O solution in Ethernet control system.
The IMC-750/751 series are slide-in module Ethernet-to-fiber media converters for the IMC-7xx chassis, which support hot-swappable and easy installation. They allow network operators to incorporate multiple fiber types and wavelengths within a network. They can be monitored and controlled via a central site with the IMC-710 SNMP management module by iView, Telnet, or CLI while installed in a IMC-71x series chassis.
Link Fault Pass Through (LFPT) is a diagnostic feature that can enable or disable links to assist end users in troubleshooting a failed segment and configuration control to retain the latest configuration regardless of how the initial configuration was set up. The IMC-750 series can convert a 10/100 ~ 100Mbps copper-to-fiber media rate to auto-negotiation functionality on the twisted pair port for operation, and can fix it at 100Mbps copper-to-fiber with the IMC-751 series.
The IMC-754I-SFP converter is protocol-independent with dual SFP ports which can provide a single conversion between different wavelengths or single-mode and multi-mode fiber, single-mode to single-mode fiber or multi-mode to single-strand single-mode fiber. The SFP port must use an SFP of the same speed while allowing for different fiber types. Additionally, the IMC-754I-SFP is an industrial equipment device. The unit operates in environments that demand extended operating temperatures.
The IMC-370I-SFP supports Link Fault Pass Through (LFPT) functionality which can be enabled/disabled by a DIP switch on the unit. This useful diagnostic feature assists the network administrator in indicating a fault condition on a given segment between the interfaces.
The IMC-370I supports plug-n-play functionality, auto negotiation, and AutoCross operation. It can be powered by AC/DC power, dual USB cable, or via installation in a centrally-powered media converter chassis.