Get the Data Out ! No need for expensive software and complicated systems. Easily retrieve all the information your production equipment is generating. Transfer data between Allen-Bradley® Controllers and Microsoft® products. Data Logging: Save (Write) Production, Process and Alarm Status from Allen-Bradley® Controllers Recipe Loading: Load (Read) Process Information to Allen-Bradley® Controllers e-Manufacturing: Communicate between the factory floor and the enterprise, View and Analyze data in real-time PCMCIA Modules for the Allen-Bradley SLC 1746 I/O chassis Easily read and write up to 2 GigaBytes (GB) of PCMCIA Memory card data which is 250 MegaWords (MW) of Controller data Single slot, Class 4 module for the SLC 1746 I/O chassis Communicates with the Allen-Bradley® SLC 5/03, 5/04 or 5/05 over the SLC backplane using standard Ladder Instructions Communicates with a PC over a TCP/IP Ethernet network using a PCMCIA Ethernet card Communicates with ASCII Serial devices over an RS232 channel using a PCMCIA Serial card Data stored in ASCII format can be read and written by an Allen-Bradley® SLC 5/03, 5/04, 5/05, Microsoft® Access™, Excel™, Word™ and most Text Editors Has two hot swappable, Plug and Play, Type II PCMCIA sockets Other than a PCMCIA card, this module does not require additional hardware, software or cables Data Routers with Internal Storage for an Allen-Bradley Ethernet network Easily read and write up to 288 MegaBytes (MB) of internal FLASH data which is 36 MegaWords (MW) of Controller data Single 10baseT RJ-45 Ethernet connector with 4 CIP and 4 HTTP connections Single RS232 male DB9 Serial connector with 5 handshake lines at baud rates between 1200 and 38.4K Communicates with the Allen-Bradley® SLC 5/05 and PLC-5E over a TCP/IP Ethernet network using the CIP Message Ladder Instruction Communicates with the Allen-Bradley® SLC 5/03, 5/04, 5/05 or PLC5 over a RS232 channel using the DF1 full-duplex Message Ladder Instruction Communicates with any RS232 ASCII device, including Allen-Bradley® SLC 5/03, 5/04, 5/05, PLC5, or MicroLogix 1100, 1200, 1500, over a RS232 channel using the ASCII Ladder Instructions Communicates with a PC Web Browser over a TCP/IP Ethernet network using HTTP, allowing Microsoft® Access™, Excel™, Word™ and most Text Editors access to Controller data Back to Top