Ethernet for the SIMATIC S7. Plug in. Connect. Done.
Network a SIMATIC S7 even without an Ethernet CP and without changing the hardware and software configuration. Unpack. Plug on. Connect. Retrofit. Secure. By supporting S7 TCP/IP with PUT/GET, the "old things" can be quickly integrated into the network of the "new things" even without CP.
Plugged onto the PPI, MPI bus or PROFIBUS, it becomes an Ethernet port for the Industrial IoT. At the same time, the bus is not simply "burnt out", but becomes a "multi-bus" for all supported protocols via the integrated multiplexer. While these can be operated simultaneously in parallel, the S7 data can be accessed via WinCC, Step7, TIA Portal, an S7 PLC (PUT/GET), a SIMATIC S7 SDK and with other S7 TCP/IP software drivers.
Embedded S7-Firewall and S7-Diagnostics in Browser
Deep-Packet-Inspection for protection against unauthorized access, configuration compatible with S7-Firewall syntax
Reading the ring buffer of diagnostic entries in the browser
S7Comm and ISO-on-TCP (RFC 1006)
1 x 9-pole PROFIBUS connector
1 x RJ45 Ethernet with 10/100 MBit/s with autonegotiation
24V DC via RS-485, optionally via terminal block
Plugging into the PPI, MPI bus or PROFIBUS of the SIMATIC S7 controller
Visualisation, programming, remote maintenance and simultaneous use of all protocols without special configuration
Detection of bus parameters such as baud rate and protocol used
8 x channels can be used simultaneously for programming, visualisation and remote maintenance
S7-200, S7-300, S7-400, FM modules, Sinamix, Sinumerik, MicroMaster and other drives/inverters (such as SEW-EURODRIVE inverters)
Inputs, outputs, flags, data blocks, timers and counters
Access to S7 data via S7-TCP/IP with PUT/GET and routing from SIMATIC S7 controllers
Windows, WinCC, Step7, TIA Portal and PG2000
CE/EMC-compliant design, PG diagnostic socket and PROFIBUS-DPV1 of master class 2 for acyclic services
TIC driver, S7-LAN++ adapter and operating manual