Features:
- Two Ethernet ports for separate subnets
- PROFINET Class A device operation
- 1440 bytes of PROFINET input and output data
PLX32-EIP-PND is the dual-subnet gateway ordering code that exchanges data between an EtherNet/IP network and a PROFINET controller.
The PROFINET side operates as a Class A device with cyclic real-time and acyclic exchanges, while the EtherNet/IP side supports I/O and message connections.
Define the two IP networks, PROFINET device configuration, EtherNet/IP connection sizes, and mapped data ranges before installing the DIN-rail gateway.
The ProSoft PLX32-EIP-PND EtherNet/IP to PROFINET Gateway for Dual Subnets is listed as Active / Available from OEM. Apter Power can check protocol roles and quotation details.
ProSoft PLX32-EIP-PND EtherNet/IP to PROFINET Gateway for Dual Subnets Manuals, Datasheets, Links
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ProSoft PLX32-EIP-PND EtherNet/IP to PROFINET Gateway for Dual Subnets Specs
General
- ManufacturerProSoft Technology
- ModelPLX32-EIP-PND
- ConditionNew Original ready stock
- Product FamilyPLX3x Gateway
PROFINET device resources
- Device class: PLX32-EIP-PND operates as a PROFINET Class A device.
- Process data: The PROFINET image supports 1440 bytes IN and 1440 bytes OUT.
- Exchange methods: Cyclic real-time data and acyclic data exchanges are documented.
- Controller side: The gateway is commissioned as a device under the selected PROFINET controller.
CIP connection profile
- Class 1 capacity: Eight Class 1 I/O connections are available for cyclic exchanges.
- I/O size: Each EtherNet/IP I/O connection supports up to 496 input and 496 output bytes.
- Class 3 server: Five Class 3 server connections support explicit messaging.
- Client services: The EtherNet/IP driver supports connected and unconnected client messaging.
Separated network layout
- Independent ports: Two 10/100 Mbit RJ45 ports place the protocols on different subnets.
- Register exchange: Up to 10,000 16-bit registers can be allocated for transferred data.
- Configuration security: A module switch can secure configuration on supported firmware.
- Recovery media: The optional SD card stores configuration for backup, recovery, or gateway replacement.