About ALLEN BRADLEY 1747-SDN
ALLEN BRADLEY 1747-SDN
The 1747-SDN modulecommunicates with a device via strobe, poll, change of state, and/or cyclic messages. In a typical configuration, the 1747-SDN module acts as an interface between DeviceNet devices and the SLC 500 processor.
Integrated DeviceNet Network ControlThe 1747-SDN module acts as a master scanner on DeviceNet networks, capable of managing up to 64 slave devices. It offers flexible communication speeds125 Kbps, 250 Kbps, and 500 Kbpssupporting diverse industrial requirements. Status LEDs provide visual monitoring of both module and network states, enhancing diagnostic capabilities during operation.
Simple Configuration and MountingConfiguration is streamlined through RSNetWorx and SLC software, allowing for intuitive setup and integration. The module mounts easily into SLC 500 racks, drawing power directly from the backplane. Its open-style build requires installation inside an appropriate enclosure, ensuring safety and compatibility within industrial settings.
Durable and Versatile DesignCrafted from industrial-grade components, the 1747-SDN withstands challenging environmental conditions, including wide humidity and temperature ranges. Its compact dimensions and low weight facilitate space-saving installation. Certified for automatic operation, its ideal for demanding DeviceNet-based automation projects in various industries.
FAQs of ALLEN BRADLEY 1747-SDN:
Q: How do I configure the ALLEN BRADLEY 1747-SDN module for my DeviceNet network?
A: You can configure the 1747-SDN using RSNetWorx for DeviceNet along with SLC programming software. These tools allow you to set communication parameters, add or remove DeviceNet devices, and monitor module performance.
Q: What devices and networks are compatible with the 1747-SDN DeviceNet Scanner?
A: The 1747-SDN is compatible with the SLC 500 chassis, acting as a master scanner for up to 64 DeviceNet slave devices. It operates at communication speeds of 125 Kbps, 250 Kbps, or 500 Kbps, adaptable to various network requirements.
Q: When should I use the 1747-SDN in my automation setup?
A: You should incorporate the 1747-SDN when needing to connect and manage multiple DeviceNet devices within an SLC 500-based control system, especially where scalable and reliable networking is essential for industrial automation.
Q: Where should the 1747-SDN module be installed in my system?
A: Install the module directly onto an SLC 500 rack within a suitable enclosure. The open-style format means it must be housed to protect against environmental factors while drawing power from the racks backplane.
Q: What is the process to monitor the status of the 1747-SDN module and its network?
A: The module features status LEDs to provide at-a-glance information about module health and network activity. For deeper diagnostics, utilize RSNetWorx software to access detailed device and network status reports.
Q: How does using the 1747-SDN benefit my industrial automation?
A: Implementing the 1747-SDN streamlines DeviceNet communications, enhances scalability, and reduces wiring complexity. Its robust design and easy integration facilitate efficient control and monitoring of automated processes, improving overall system reliability and performance.