A flexible platform for high density Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP conversion
23-01-2017 |
Amplicon
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Subs & Systems
The MGate MB3000 series from Amplicon is a platform that provides a convenient, simple, and flexible technique to enable communications from Modbus RTU devices to TCP-based Ethernet networks.
The series provides a flexible platform for high density Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP conversion. The series provides maximum flexibility for integrating industrial Modbus networks of all types and sizes. Furthermore, with the device the user can control power meters, UPSs, ATS, and protection relays.
The device comes in one, two, and four-port versions, where the delivery of Modbus-RTU-to-Modbus-TCP occurs in three easy steps. The gateway provides up to 256 TCP master connections, faster performance with active polling, configurable prioritisation of master requests on slave networks, rugged metal construction, DIN-rail mount capability, and serial Modbus tunnelling over an IP network.
In addition, selected models come with ADDC, magnetic and ESD isolation protection, a web console and windows utility for maintenance, SNMP querying, and a wide -40C to 75C temperature range. As with all of the company’s products the MGate MB3000 series comes with a standard five year warranty.
Dominic Dempster, Data Communications product specialist at Amplicon commented: “The surge of Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0 and smart grids has increased the number of edge equipment in a typical network. Therefore, devices such as the Moxa MGate MB3000 are now essential to allow the full device integration of SCADA systems.”
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