ArcNet/Ethernet and RS-232C communication adapter for FA applications
1. Easy setup 2. High speed 10 Mbps, ArcNet compatible 3. Industry-standard isolated media transceiver (HYC4000) specifications Possible to build ArcNet with commercially available HUBs 4. Isolation specifications: Implemented with a fully isolated DC/DC power supply 5. Long-term stable supply 6. Compliant with VCCII class A, cleared various noise tests and environmental tests (IEC/EN 61000-JIS 0704, etc.) 7. Can also be used as a communication adapter for RS-232C and ArcNet
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basic information
This device is a communication adapter that connects Ethernet (LAN) devices to ARCNET. It transmits data received from Ethernet devices to ARCNET nodes and sends data received from ARCNET nodes to Ethernet devices. By registering multiple IP addresses on this device, it performs pseudo operations for all registered IPs and communicates with the ARCNET nodes corresponding to those IP addresses. Therefore, it is possible to replace Ethernet with ARCNET without completely revising the existing system. Additionally, as a sub-function, it also operates as a communication adapter between RS-232C in an original format and ARCNET.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
The system communicating via UDP was replaced with ArcNet without any modifications to the existing equipment, resolving issues related to the Ethernet CSMA/CD method. Additionally, by using this device, the system communicating via RS-232C was replaced with ArcNet, creating a multi-communication system.
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We specialize in firmware development for various control devices related to communication (such as various serial interfaces, Ethernet, ARCNET, GP-IB, etc.), control, measurement, and monitoring. Additionally, we can also develop applications associated with these devices as a comprehensive service. Hardware: Digital, analog, and various CPU embedded systems Software: Various firmware (CPUs ranging from 4-bit to 32-bit, with no particular restrictions on manufacturers)