| SNAP-B3000-ENET Analog/Digital/Serial Ethernet I/O Brain |
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Systems Integrators, Inc.
Systems Integrators, Inc.
SNAP-B3000-ENET
The Opto22 SNAP-B3000-ENET Brain provides intelligent management of analog, digital, and serial I/O modules as
part of an overall Ethernet I/O system.
Communications. A variety of communications options provide great flexibility. The Ethernet based communication
allows connection of the Brain to existing Ethernet networks, other SNAP Ethernet components, or direct to a PC.
Alternatively, communication can be by modem using Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP). Options are available for
establishing wireless Ethernet connections.
Digital Features. Supported features include input latching, on/off status, watchdog timer, event-reaction, counters,
and quadrature counters.
Analog Features. Supported features include thermocouple linearization, min/max values, offset and gain, scaling,
time proportional output, filter weight, and watchdog timer.
Serial Features. Using special purpose serial modules, ASCII strings can be sent and received from serial devices
such as barcode readers, message boards, and CNC machines.
Event-Reaction. A powerful event-reaction capability gives the Brain the ability to respond to a variety of input triggers
without using any programming. Triggers (the event) include digital states, a specific high or low value of an analog
point, a specific serial string, a counter value, and many others. Reactions include turning a digital point on or off,
sending a serial string, transmitting an email message, and others. A simple example of an event-reaction would be
turning on a pump (reaction) in response to a high level switch (event).
The Opto22 SNAP-B3000-ENET Brain provides intelligent management of analog, digital, and serial I/O modules as
part of an overall Ethernet I/O system.
Communications. A variety of communications options provide great flexibility. The Ethernet based communication
allows connection of the Brain to existing Ethernet networks, other SNAP Ethernet components, or direct to a PC.
Alternatively, communication can be by modem using Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP). Options are available for
establishing wireless Ethernet connections.
Digital Features. Supported features include input latching, on/off status, watchdog timer, event-reaction, counters,
and quadrature counters.
Analog Features. Supported features include thermocouple linearization, min/max values, offset and gain, scaling,
time proportional output, filter weight, and watchdog timer.
Serial Features. Using special purpose serial modules, ASCII strings can be sent and received from serial devices
such as barcode readers, message boards, and CNC machines.
Event-Reaction. A powerful event-reaction capability gives the Brain the ability to respond to a variety of input triggers
without using any programming. Triggers (the event) include digital states, a specific high or low value of an analog
point, a specific serial string, a counter value, and many others. Reactions include turning a digital point on or off,
sending a serial string, transmitting an email message, and others. A simple example of an event-reaction would be
turning on a pump (reaction) in response to a high level switch (event).
| $655 (Quantity discounts available) |