Convert Modbus ASCII/RTU to Modbus/TCP

As industries replace old data communication systems with Ethernet, managers must either replace millions of dollars worth of Modbus controlled PLCs or find a way to translate Ethernet signals to Modbus devices.New Ethernet to Modbus converters from B&B Electronics provide a convenient and cost-effective method of connecting Ethernet TCP/IP networks to new and existing Modbus ASCII/RTU serial devices.Modbus master and Modbus slave operation
These flexible Modbus Ethernet serial servers handle most Modbus network confiurations:
Modbus ASCII/RTU slave devices can communicate over a TCP/IP network to Modbus TCP/IP masters.
Modbus ASCII/RTU master devices can communicate over TCP/IP networks to Modbus ASCII/RTU master devices.
Modbus ASCII/RTU slave devices can communicate over a TCP/IP network to other Modbus ASCII/RTU devices. Two devices are required to allow the Modbus serial protocol to tunnel over a TCP/IP network.Connection of up to 32 serial Modbus devices (model MES1B)
Model MES1A connects Modbus devices with RS-232 interfaces. Model MES1B connects Modbus devices with RS-422 four-wire point-to-point interfaces, or RS-485 four or two-wire multi-drop bus connectionsSmall, economical, configurable
Easy configuration via telnet console. Password protection. Auto detects 10/100 Mbps. Data rate: 300 to 115,200 bps. DIN rail or panel mount compact case. LEDs: Power On, Link Integrity, Activity. 10-30 VDC outside power. Operating temperature: -20C to +80C. Dimensions: 1.25 x 4.5 x 4.75 inches (3.2 x 11.3 x 12.2 cm)B&B Electronics: Your Serial and Data Communication Experts
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