Get Data from DeviceNet Slaves into Your ASCII Controllers
The 460DMA moves data between up to 32 DeviceNet Slaves and an ASCII device. It’s a great tool to implement DeviceNet devices into your PC or embedded applications that support raw ASCII data.
Best of all the product is Made in the USA, is always in stock and comes with 5 year warranty.
How Do You Map the Data?
Up to 400 bytes of ASCII data will be mapped into your DeviceNet Slaves. Data will be assigned a type of BIT8, BIT16, BIT32, INT8, INT16, INT32, INT64, UINT8, UINT16, UINT32, UINT64, Float or Double and be mapped into the I/O block in your DeviceNet Slaves. When writing from your DeviceNet Slaves to your ASCII devices, up to 400 bytes of DeviceNet output data defined by the same types will be viewed as ASCII data.
It’s really that simple. Need to modify your data as it passes from one protocol to the other? No problem. Each data mapping you apply can be modified with up to 3 mathematic functions. Add 4 to a value, multiply by 4 and divide by 10 with ease.
Why Use Real Time Automation as a Gateway Supplier?
The 460DMA provides an option to access DeviceNet Slave devices without having to upgrade your established ASCII system. While there are certainly a number of other companies offering stand alone gateways, there is no one who provides the level of support and service that you receive from RTA.
When you call, a live person answers the phone. When you talk with sales, you will get honest answers and recommendations even if that means recommending someone else’s solution. When you get support, it is from an engineer who had a hand in the product’s development, and support doesn’t require a ticket or 24 hour wait. We are unashamed of the fact that we are a smaller company because that means you mean a lot more to us.
DeviceNet Master Features
DeviceNet Operation Modes: UCMM Client, Group 2 Client, Group 2 only ClientImplicit Message Support: Polled only, Assembly Object
Maximum DeviceNet Slave Devices: 32
Data per Slave: 0-400 Bytes in each direction
Supported Data Types: BIT8, BIT16, BIT32, INT8, INT16, INT32, INT64, UINT8, UINT16, UINT32, UINT64, Float, Double
ASCII Device Features
Operation Modes: Bidirectional ASCII Transmit and ReceiveMaximum Number of Devices Supported: 2
Maximum Number of ASCII Characters Transferred: 1024 in each direction
Delimiter Processing: Incoming delimiters automatically removed; Outgoing delimiters automatically added
Parsing: Parse string of ASCII data in up to 50 segments by delimiter or offset
Concatenation: Concatenate up to 50 segments/strings of ASCII data with optional delimiter
What our Customers are Saying
“I challenged a customer to get it working by the time I got back from his break room with a Coke and he indeed had it working when I got back. He then said, "It’s worth twice the price!"”
Eric P. / Kendall Electric
“Everything seems to be working as we imagined. Thanks for the great response time. I did not see any way to save the configuration other than screen shots, but the configuration did not get lost in the update. Thanks again, and you were a pleasure to work with.”
Kevin L. / Extol, Inc.
