Prosoft A-CNR ControlNet Router

The XPosition gateway provides connectivity between high precision GPS

and inertial navigation devices to Rockwell Automation’s Logix

(ControlLogix® and CompactLogix™) family of controllers.

The gateway operates in a Logix “owned” mode. With a Logix connection

the input and output assemblies will provide additional diagnostics

information which will be available in the Logix controller environment.

The gateway uses an external GPS receiver to provide accurate position

information. The external GPS or inertial navigation device provides

various accuracy estimates allowing the user to make informed decisions

for high precision position and velocity applications.

The XPosition gateway supports dual antenna receivers, allowing users to

access Yaw, Tilt and Heading data.

The integrated webserver provides detailed diagnostics of system

configuration and operation, including the display of GPS time, position,

and velocity without the need for any additional software.

The A-DH485R/B DH485 Router provides intelligent data routing between

EtherNet/IP™ and DH485. simplifying the migration from MicroLogix and

SLC systems with DH485 communications to EtherNet/IP based

ControlLogix or CompactLogix platforms.

The Router can be used for remote programming of a SLC5/03 controller

via Ethernet.

The DH485 Router’s AIC Mode provides direct conversion between RS485

and RS232. an ideal replacement for Rockwell’s 1761-NET-AIC module.

Alternatively, the Router makes use of the DH485 destination Node

Address, (and Data File address in certain modes), to determine the target

Logix controller. The mapping table, which can be configured in minutes,

supports connections up to 8 Logix controllers.

In Transparent PCCC mode, the user will be able to program and connect

to SLC5/03 PLCs.

The Router can operate in both Logix “owned” and standalone mode. With

a Logix connection, the input and output assemblies will provide additional

diagnostics information in the Logix controller environment.

The Router’s RS485 port uses a terminal block for convenient installation.

A built-in webserver provides detailed diagnostics of system configuration

and operation, including the display of received DH485 communication

packets, without the need for any additional software.