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PROFIBUS

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PROFIBUS
(PROcess FIeldBUS) An industrial control network used for factory automation, process control, motion control and safety networks. Using a master/slave architecture, specialized "Profiles" are used to support each of these areas. Introduced in 1993, PROFIBUS provides services at layers 1, 2 and 7 of the OSI model, although layer 2 also provides some functions of layers 3, 4 and 5. Physical layer 1 can be RS-485, RS-485-IS, MBP or fiber.

PROFInet is an Ethernet-based version of PROFIBUS that is designed to interface with the IT department. Governed by PROFIBUS International (PI), Karlsruhe, Germany, the PROFIBUS Trade Organization in the U.S. is located in Scottsdale, AZ. For more information, visit www.profibus.com.


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PROFINET, the standard industrial Ethernet, and PROFIBUS protocols are used for machine tool communication.
The HMI also provides scalable analogue outputs and digital I/O as well as extensive Fieldbus connectivity options, including all common EtherNet based protocols and DeviceNet, Profibus and CANbus Open.
Better still, by means of PROFIBUS or MODBUS systems, the Memograph M can be expanded to up to 40 channels and connected to SCADA and PLC systems for maximum functionality.
 
 
 
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