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Industrial Ethernet (IND)
INTERFACE
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Industrial Ethernet (IND)
INTERFACE
NOTE
For BIS M-626-069-A01--06-ST3_ models.
•
Users of the
Balluff Dashboard™ Configuration Tool
should exit the application before
attempting communications between the Industrial BIS M-626 and an
Industrial
Ethernet (IND)
host Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).
•
When installing the Controller for communication over
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
, the
ODVA Guidelines for
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
Media System installation should be
followed (refer to www.odva.org , ODVA PUB00148R0 (Pub 148),
Industrial Ethernet
(IND)
Media Planning and Installation Manual, 2006 ODVA).
•
Follow ODVA recommendations for switching and wiring
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
.
•
If the
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
network enables I/O Messaging for remote I/O, etc., or
if other UDP traffic is present, then the Controller must be protected by a switch that
incorporates IGMP Snooping or a VLAN.
The BIS M-626-069-A01--06-ST3_ model is designed to support many common Industrial
Ethernet protocols and can be implemented in a wide variety of existing host /
PLC applications. One such popular Ethernet protocol is
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
.
This chapter focuses on the process of setting up the BIS M-626 Industrial RFID Controller
to communicate (via
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
) with a ControlLogix Programmable Logic
Controller (PLC).
Also in this chapter are descriptions of the Balluff HTTP Server and OnDemand Utilities , as
well as systematic instructions to help configure the BIS M-626 Industrial RFID Controller for
Industrial Ethernet (IND)
environments.
NOTE
T
his manual assumes that users are already familiar with industrial
Ethernet communications protocols and programmable logic controller
technologies. For specific information regarding the protocol used by your
particular
RFID application, please refer to the appropriate
documentation from your host / PLC program provider.