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Integrating wireless device networks with an existing fieldbus infrastructure can be surprisingly daunting. This is not usually due to deficiencies of either wireless or wired, but rather a reflection of the fact that both were developed completely independently of each other. E-Senza therefore provides complete solutions that not only help customers attain the benefits of wireless, but also ensure that these benefits are not offset by additional efforts required for interworking with their existing systems.
SenzaNET gateways come with connectivity options for the most commonly used fieldbus systems and industrial communication protocols:
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- Modbus-TCP and Modbus-RTU. Modbus-RTU is widely adopted by SCADA systems, usually for communication over a RS485 physical interface. For communication over Ethernet, the more recent variant Modbus-TCP exists.
- The Controller Area Network (CAN) is another serial bus system used for industrial automation and control applications. The CAN protocol is well known for its high transmission reliability and real-time capabilities.
For deployments in remote locations where no infrastructure exists, E-Senza additionally offers a GSM/GPRS option. The extra large 64 MByte gateway buffer ensures that no sensor readings are discarded even in the event of a temporarily lost or weak cellular signal. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 27 January 2011 19:20 |