The EDS-516A 16-port managed Ethernet switch provides high-end and secure industrial Ethernet applications. It supports Quality of Service (QoS), IEEE802.1D-1998 GMRP and IGMP Snooping, and VLAN technology, which can be used to segment a network without being restricted by physical connections,

The JRBS line of spur blocks for FOUNDATION fieldbus and PROFIBUS PA provides the convenience of DIN-rail mounting in a rugged IP 20 design. All JRBS products contain a selector switch for segment termination, and allow the segment to be continued for distribution of instruments in other locations with no additional accessories required.

The iPC-I XC16/PCIe works in CAN applications, such as industrial control or automotive test stands. The interface supports PCI Express, has an on-board 16 bit microcontroller, and provides filtering, pre-processing, low latency, time triggered transmission or high precision time-stamping of CAN messages.

The CAN-CR200 and CANCR220 CAN repeaters allow setting up star or tree topologies, have automatic decoupling of defect segments, and provide galvanic decoupling of the CAN lines against each other and against the power supply.

This one-window test tool requires little to no training so technicians and system integrators can use their time more effectively. A simple explanation on how Modbus works on their website is a handy reference that includes examples of the various commands and replies.

SR61 is available with a choice of scanning options: standard range area imager, MEMS laser or linear scanning. The SR61 allows companies to standardize on a single form factor and choose the scanning technology that best suits their application needs, from low-light environments to highly dense or difficult to read barcodes.

Husky 10-port Managed Industrial Gigabit Ethernet Switches make migration to and deployment of Gigabit Ethernet easy. HMG-825, HMG-826 and HMG-828 can be remotely configured by a web browser, SNMP, Telnet, CLI, or a menu-driven management system.

The xCoupler module snaps into a ControlLogix PAC (programmable automation controller) from Rockwell Automation and provides bi-directional data translation between plant floor devices and SQL Server 2005 databases connected to the module via Ethernet. The module can be set up to configure specific plant floor devices, such as robots, sensors, bar code scanners and controls, with a database to develop commands, reports, alerts and other instructions.

The JetWave 2410 2.4GHz IEEE 802.11g/b Wireless Outdoor Access Point complies with IEEE 802.11b/g standards. It links two or more separate networks (typically located in different buildings) to create a single expanded LAN quickly, simply, and economically.

Retractile cordsets for PROFIBUS-DP networks may be extended up to four times their original retracted length. This makes the cordsets ideal for motion and robotics in automotive applications.

GOT (Graphic Operator Terminal) fanless touch panel computers have an optional rotational WLAN antenna (IEEE 802.11b/ 802.11g) for wireless network connections. By simply plugging in the Mini PCI WLAN card, users have instant access to a wireless LAN. They work in temperatures from -20 to +55ºC and withstand vibration to 1.3G. The super slim design is perfect for limited space environments.

SlotServer ControlLogix/Metasys N2 Interface Module enables a user to interface third party devices utilizing Metasys N2 to the ControlLogix 1756 platform. Metasys N2 is a protocol developed by Johnson Controls and widely used in the building automation industry for energy monitors, HVAC controls, I/O controls, lighting controls, motor controls, and sensors.

ProtoCessors daughter cards that enable OEMs to interface legacy devices to modern open protocol networks without extensive board redesign. Protocols available include Allen Bradley EtherNet/IP, BACnet IP, BACnet MSTP, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, Metasys N2, DNP3, LonWorks and a wide variety of legacy and proprietary protocols.

CU2008 and CU2016 Ethernet switches have a stainless steel/aluminum housing via an integrated DIN rail adapter. The switches relay incoming Ethernet frames to the destination ports. In full duplex mode, they prevent collisions. They can be used universally in automation and office networks.

The kit contains four CS Series capacitive sensors, one DS-2100 WiFi display and summing device with wireless connection capability, LoadVUE software for simplifying measurement and calibration tasks using a PC, all the data cables and a 9V power adapter to connect and power the system. It can connect wirelessly to a PC using 802.11b WiFi interface.

WLS-TC and WLS-TEMP temperature data acquisiton systems have an RF module, which allows for wireless data transfer. Users can acquire and process temperature data for monitoring and control at distances up to 150 feet indoors, and as much as 2460 feet line-of-sight outdoors.

OS24-SR Solar Power Supply provide power to a Wireless Radio Modem to function as an Access Point and/or Repeater. It uses a high efficiency photovoltaic solar module (PV) to convert the sun’s energy to 12 Volts dc. The system's solid-state controller maintains continuous battery monitoring and temperature compensated charging during daylight hours.

KAN354B router provides a BACnet WiFi Mesh network for indoor commercial and industrial building systems. It enables new and retrofitted buildings to be outfitted with state-of-the-art building controls with minimal or no new wiring required. BACnet is a standard protocol for building automation and control systems.

SCANEX barcode readers have Gas Zone 1 and Dust Zone 22 ATEX approvals, with North American approvals pending. The readers are available in hand-held versions with wireless or cabled operation, stationary miniature styles, and intrinsically safe models. SCANEX may be used for production management in a variety of industries with hazardous locations.

AVIAOK, Drivven and S.E.A. have developed custom wireless modules for the CompactRIO platform. Modules are suitable for automotive, aerospace and military in-vehicle applications; wireless communications; position monitoring for mobile applications; and direct connectivity to in-vehicle sensors for electronic control unit (ECU) design and rapid prototyping.