The AN-X2-AB-DHRIO is a communications module manufactured by Allen-Bradley's partner company Prosoft Technology. It is a small, compact device that supports desktop or DIN rail mounting and enables communication between modern programmable automation controllers (PACs) and devices using traditional Remote I/O (RIO) and Data Highway Enhanced (DH+) communication protocols. It is equipped with an Ethernet I/P communication interface.
The module has a variety of advantages and performance, including the connection of a variety of devices, high performance, flexible communication interface, remote monitoring and management, easy integration, etc., suitable for data transmission and control needs in various industrial automation applications.
In addition, AN-X2-AB-DHRIO is designed to help customers initiate a phased migration approach to replace or upgrade a traditional remote I/O PLC, HMI, drive or Flex I/O adapter. The module has a built-in web server that can display diagnostic data, configuration, upload configuration files and set operating modes.
In summary, the AN-X2-AB-DHRIO is a powerful, easy to integrate and reliable communication module suitable for a variety of application scenarios in the field of industrial automation.
AN-X2-AB-DHRIO has a wide range of applications, suitable for industrial automation, manufacturing, process control, energy and other industries.
Specifically, it can be used to enable communication between modern programmable automation controllers (PACs) and devices with traditional remote I/O (RIO) and Data Superhighway Enhanced (DH+) communication protocols. This makes it an ideal choice for integrating modern control systems into legacy equipment, as well as cost-effectively migrating mature and obsolete products.
In addition, AN-X2-AB-DHRIO allows the continued use of these devices without the need for complete replacement, providing customers with a flexible and practical alternative solution to meet existing automation requirements.
In summary, the AN-X2-AB-DHRIO is used in many industries such as industrial automation, manufacturing, process control, and energy, especially where communication between modern and traditional equipment is required.
