Ethernet-capable controllers

    July 11, 2006
    RMC75E one-and two-axis controllers support Ethernet communications to download parameters and variables from PLCs or industrial PCs and upload production information. They reach speeds of 10/100 Mbps with full-or-half-duplex operation and ...
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    RMC75E one-and two-axis controllers support Ethernet communications to download parameters and variables from PLCs or industrial PCs and upload production information. They reach speeds of 10/100 Mbps with full-or-half-duplex operation and support Modbus/TCP, Allen-Bradley CSP, and Ethernet/IP Explicit Messaging. They provide closed-loop position, speed, and pressure/force control for hydraulic and pneumatic applications at more than 1000 times/sec.

    Delta Computer Systems Inc., (360) 254-8688, www.deltamotion.com

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