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Up to 20 Km with Fiber Optics
Universal FO Interface RS232/RS422/RS485 for singlemode
and multimode glass fiber optics
Fiber Optic from W&T when it's best.
New Universal Fiber Optics interface from Wiesemann & Theis makes it possible to communicate with serial devices in RS232/RS422/RS485 or 20 mA modes up to 20 KM in single mode.
Product-news 2012-07
Com-Server ++
#58665 Com-Server ++
Serial communication over the Ethernet has obtained a new dimension.
Wiesemann &Theis has done it again - that full fille da long - awaited desire of users of serial communication.
RS232 line driver from Bonn to Berlin
without any additional expenditures, directly over the existing network
When the revision board asked why there were several lease lines and dial-up lines between the location, in addition to the intranet, the technicians realized that every adapter was already connected to all other adapters across the entire company.
W&T COM Port Redirector
Simply route your serial COM port into the network - also on 64-bit Windows systems -
Via Com-Server onto S7-PPI network
Up- and downloading of controller programs as well as status monitoring are handled with the Siemens S7-200 using the PPI interface. Connection to the PC used as a programming device is frequently implemented using the RS232/PPI Multi-Master cable.
To extend this connection to a physically remote computer or to access from different work stations, a special serial cable with line drivers and if necessary a manual switcher generally needs to be installed. Alternative use of an Ethernet CP would necessitate modifying the S7 project/programm file. In addition, each individual PLC would needs its own CP.
Use of a Com-Server on the other hand provides a simple solution that works without any modifications to the controller program and usually eliminates any cabling expense. The RS232/PPI Multi-Master Cable is coinnected to the Com-Server instead of the PC. You install the COM Port Redirector on the PC and then simply tell Step7/Microwin on which virtual COM port it should look for the controller components - that's it.