The
DataLink DL2000-KFX contains two serial protocols and
is software configurable for either
standard DF1 or bridging modes. Standard
DF1 mode is used to provide a serial interface
to DH+ and is suitable as an alternative to A-B's serial interfaces to
DH+. Bridging mode is
designed to enable the DL2000-KFX to be used in pairs to bridge local
and remote DH+
networks.
This
standard DF1/DH+ serial protocol
available in the DL2000-KFX is also contained
in the DL2000-KFR and the DL2000-K2F
products.
When configured for standard DF1 mode the
DL2000-KFX provides an economical, compact
alternative to Allen-Bradley's 1770-KF2. This
protocol converts A-B DF1 serial protocol to DH+
network protocol and provides a serial interface
to DH+ for computers, modems and OEM
equipment. Applications include PLC
programming and graphical user interfaces
(GUIs and MMIs). The DL2000-KFX will interface
all PCs, Macintosh, desk-tops and portables to
DH+. Its size and portability makes it especially
convenient for use with notebook PCs.
Compact
and Lightweight:
The
smallest, lightest free-standing serial interface to DH+ available.
Flexible
Serial Interfacing:
RS232C
and RS422/RS485
Easy
Configuration:
All
parameters are menu-driven
Increased
Throughput:
57.6
Kbaud serial selection; 115.2 Kbaud to DH+
Specifications:
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