MVI56E-MNETC-CC|Modbus TCP/IP client/server

MVI56E-MNETC-CC|Modbus TCP/IP client/server

Brand: ProSoft Technology
Manufacturer: ProSoft Technology
Module interface: RJ45 Ethernet
ProSoft Technology MVI56E-MNETC Enhanced Network Interface Module, Modbus TCP/IP Multi-client/Server Protocol, 5/24 VDC, RJ45 Ethernet Module Interface ®
Product Type: Simple
Protocol: Modbus TCP/IP Multi-client/Server ®

General specification
 is backwards compatible with earlier versions of MVI56-MNET
 compatible single-slot 1756 ControlLogix backplane
 10/100 Mbps Automatically cross-detects Ethernet configurations and application ports
 maps up to 5000 user-defined modular data stores with 16-bit registers
 Use the ControlLogix 1756-ENxT and 1756-CNB modules to communicate with EtherNet/IP through, yes
Networks that support CIPconnect for configuration and diagnostic monitoring
 supports ProSoft Configuration Builder (PCB) software, which is a Windows-based graphics application
The home interface makes it easy to configure products and networks
 Transfer data between modules and processors using ladder logic samples and user-defined instructions (AOI)
 features a 4-character rolling alphanumeric LED display that displays status and diagnostic data in plain English - no need
Interpret ambiguous error or alarm codes
 ProSoft Discovery Service (PDS) software is used to find modules on the network and assign temporary IP addresses
 Personalized modules - Storage network and module configuration using non-volatile industrial-grade CF cards, data transfer via CF cards
To quickly complete on-site product replacement.
Modbus TCP/IP specifications
 ProSoft Technology's Modbus TCP/IP protocol module (MNET) consists of a client (master) and a service
Device (slave station) function
 Modbus data types can overlap in the module store database so that the same data can be treated as bit-level or
Register-level data is easily read or written.
 can be configured for floating point data movement, including support for Enron or Daniel® floating point formats