1788-EN2DN
The 1788-EN2DN Ethernet-to-DeviceNet Linking Device has a 50V Isolation Voltage and a 0.5-0.8 Nm Torque.
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Allen Bradley 1788 Linking Devices
Allen Bradley 1788 linking devices are designed to connect different networks. The 1788 series includes Ethernet-to-DeviceNet linking modules and ControlNet-to-DeviceNet linking modules. The 1788 linking devices can be mounted on DIN Rails, panels, or other mounting fixtures. These linking devices provide centralized data storage options for data that is shared by the 2 linked networks. The 1788 linking devices do not require extended or special protocol features to operate.
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1788-EN2DNR
The 1788-EN2DNR EtherNet/IP to DeviceNet Linking Device has a RJ45 Connector Ethernet/IP Connection and a 0.52 mm^2 DeviceNet Connection.
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1788-CN2DN
The 1788-CN2DN ControlNet to DeviceNet Linking Device has a RG6 ControlNet Connection and a 0.52 mm^2 DeviceNet Connection.
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1788-CNCHKR
The 1788-CNCHKR ControlNet NetChecker has a 6 Hours Battery Life and a 250 grams Weight.
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1788-ENBT
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1788-CNC
This module is categorized as a ControlNet Communication Module within the 1788 Linking Devices series. It maintains operational conditions at a humidity level of 80% without condensation and is capab
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1788-MCHKR
The 1788-MCHKR MediaChecker has a 50 hours Typical Battery Life and a 354.4 g Weight.
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1788-CNCR
The 1788-CNCR ControlNet Daughtercard has a 2 Communication Port Wiring Category and a 0.1 Kg Weight.
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1788-DNBO
The 1788-DNBO DeviceNet Daughtercard has No Enclosure and a 30g Operating Shock.
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1788-EN2FFR
This linking device features two isolated FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 Ports and operates with a data rate of 31.25 kbps. It provides a power supply output ranging from 9 to 32 V DC. The device demands 260
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About 1788 Linking Devices
The 1788 Linking Devices are manufactured by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. These devices are used to seamlessly connect information or control-level networks with device-level networks. Consequently, the 1788 Linking Devices help to reduce costs by using existing network structures to access data from other networks on the factory floor. Examples of the 1788 Linking Devices include 4-way Fieldbus junction boxes which provide a fault-tolerant method for connecting field devices to a Profibus-PA or Foundation Fieldbus network, ControlNet-to-Foundation Fieldbus H1 devices which provides an integrated and fast solution for adding Foundation Fieldbus devices to any Logix platform, and EtherNet/IP-to-DeviceNet linking devices which provide a fast and integrated way to add a DeviceNet network to an existing or new system. These devices also require RJ45 connectors for Ethernet connection purposes, DeviceNet connectors that are 0.55 millimeters square, and power connectors that are 0.25 to 2.55 millimeters square. For ControlNet connections, an RG6 connector is necessary.
The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1788 Linking Devices have an operating shock of 30 G, a non-operating shock of 50 G, and an insulation voltage of 30 Volts. Additionally, the devices support an open enclosure type and an operating temperature of between a minimum of 0 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius. When being transported or when being stored, these devices should be kept in environments with a surrounding temperature of between a minimum of -40 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 85 degrees Celsius. The 1788 Linking Devices accommodate an operating and non-operating relative humidity of between 5 and 95% without condensation. The Allen-Bradley 1788 Linking Devices can comfortably accommodate an operating vibration of 2 G at a frequency of between 10 Hertz and 500 Hertz. Additionally, the ESD immunity for the devices is 6 kiloVolts for the contact discharge and 8 kiloVolts for the air discharge.