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Convert 100s of protocols in minutes with the New Vlinx™ Fieldbus Gateway

Posted by Mike Fahrion on Wed, Feb 17, 2010 @ 11:00 AM
  
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Get all your devices to talk to each other regardless of protocol within minutes 

Get All Your Devices on the Same Page Regardless of Protocol ... with the New VlinxTM Fieldbus Gateway 

  • Multiple protocol conversion for total system integration
  • IT-ready data logging for process tracking and improvement
  • Remote asset management via built-in web server
  • Reduce downtime with e-mail and SMS alarms

It's all here! Fieldbus gateway. Protocol conversion. Ethernet gateway. IT-ready data logging. Vlinx Fieldbus Gateway is the one-box solution for protocol conversion, bridging the communication gap between serial-only, fieldbus, and Ethernet devices - unlocking information from PLCs, drives, motion controllers, and more. Vlinx Fieldbus Gateway Manager free configuration software, with drag-and-drop register mapping, lets a Siemens® PLC communicate with an Allen Bradley® drive in seconds. Built-in Ethernet gateway network-enables serial or fieldbus machines onto a communication backbone in minutes and converts your old PLC's and drive'sproprietary protocol into a single, modern, open standard

And, there's more. Use the integrated web-server for secure, real-time remote monitoring, control and troubleshooting from any web-enabled PC, PDA or phone. Create a web-based HMI depiction of machines or processes with included 5000+ image graphics package. Collect and display data, store it for evaluation, or trigger PLC functions live or remotely. Add port logged "IT-ready" trending data to web pages, email, FTP sites, or other applications. Receive alarms or event notifications remotely via email or SMS text.

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