Tag Archives: EtherNet/IP
EtherCAT vs. EtherNet/IP
EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP are both Ethernet application layer protocols designed to move inputs and outputs [...]
Oct
It’s a Messy, Messy World – Part 1
In the recent past, most of our work revolved around I/O systems, networks, controllers and [...]
Oct
Connecting Rockwell and Siemens Automation Systems – Part 2
Rockwell Automation provides a set of controllers similar to Siemens. Rockwell’s solutions range from the [...]
Sep
The Top 10 Manufacturing Networks of 2019
Since the first days of Modbus, system designers have been creating new manufacturing networks. Sometimes [...]
Sep
The CIP Security PUSH Model
Compared to the PULL model discussed in the previous article, the CIP Security PUSH model [...]
Jul
The CIP Security PULL Model
One of the things I truly dislike is programming the remote control on television. The [...]
Jul
EtherNet/IP Vs. OPC UA
All of us have our specialties: technologies, sports, cars, judo or something else where we’re [...]
Jul
EtherNet/IP and PROFINET IO – More Alike Than You Thought!
My Italian cousins really love soccer or as they call it “futbol” – a Spanish [...]
Jul
CIP Security: The EtherNet/IP Object
All the Common Industrial Protocol™ (CIP) technologies – EtherNet/IP™, CompoNet™, ControlNet™, and DeviceNet™ – are [...]
Jun
How CIP Security For EtherNet/IP Works – Part 2 of 2
This is the second of two articles (part one is available here) on the new [...]
Jun
