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Serial Transmission System Selection Guide for Serial Interface Units Showing Compatibility with Valve Series and Supported Protocols NCAT.E02-1A Reduced-wiring System Serial Transmission System Selection guide for serial interface units showing compatibility with valve series and supported protocols INDEX SI supported protocols chart Page 1 to 4 SI valve compatibility chart Page 5 to 10 Glossary of terms Page 5 to 9 SI supported protocols chart Integrated type, for output Family model no. EX120 EX140 EX180 EX120 EX123 EX124 EX126 EX121 EX122 Product part no. No. of output points (Max.) 16-point output 16-point output 16-point output 32-point output No. of input points (Max.) Power supply for communications and valves Common Common Separated Separated Separated Basic functions International standards CE CE, UL/CSA DeviceNet PROFIBUS-DP CC-Link JEMA Net (OPCN-1) INTERBUS Actuator Sensor interface (AS-i, ASI) CAN Open Lon Works Complies with the open network (Offered by several manufacturers) Smart Distributed System (SDS) Mitsubishi Electric Corp. MELSECNET/MINI-S3 CompoBus/S OMRON Corp. SYSBUS SHARP Corp. Satellite I/O Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. T Link Mini Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. MEWNET-F PLC manufacturer Rockwell Remote I/O Complies with a respective Automation, Inc. SUNX Corp. S-LINK Reduced-wiring system NKE Corp. Reduced-wiring H system O.N. Electronic SAVENET PLC manufacturers Complies with several Co., Ltd. (ECONO-BUS, HLS) ControlNet INTERBUS Rugged line Lightbus development Protocol under IP-LINK DeviceNet safety PROFI safety INTERBUS safety AS-i safety EtherNet/IP PROFInet EtherNet Modbus TCP Ether CAT Planned to be addressed in the future WorldFIP Rockwell DeviceLogix Automation, Inc. Integrated development SMC Corp. SMC LOGIC controller under : Standard : Made to Order : Under development/planned : Available (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) : Not available or available with other model(s) : Available after the standard products are launched. (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) 1 Integrated type, for input/output Separate type (Gateway, 4-branch) Under development Family model no. EX240 EX250 EX500 EX510 EX600 Under development Product part no. 32-point output 64-point output (16-point x 4-branch) 512-point output (planned) No. of output points (Max.) 32-point input 64-point input (16-point x 4-branch) 512-point input (planned) No. of input points (Max.) Separated Common/Separated Note 1) Separated Separated Separated (planned) Power supply for communications and valves CE CE, UL/CSA CE, UL/CSA CE, UL/CSA (planned) International standards Basic functions DeviceNet PROFIBUS-DP CC-Link JEMA Net (OPCN-1) INTERBUS Actuator Sensor interface (AS-i, ASI) CAN Open Lon Works Complies with the open network Smart Distributed System (SDS) (Offered by several manufacturers) Mitsubishi Electric MELSECNET/MINI-S3 Corp. CompoBus/S OMRON Corp. SYSBUS Satellite I/O SHARP Corp. T Link Mini Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. Matsushita Electric MEWNET-F Works, Ltd. PLC manufacturer Rockwell Remote I/O Automation, Inc. Complies with a respective S-LINK SUNX Corp. Reduced-wiring system NKE Corp. Reduced-wiring H system SAVENET O.N. Electronic PLC manufacturers (ECONO-BUS, HLS) Co., Ltd. Complies with several ControlNet INTERBUS Rugged line Lightbus development IP-LINK Protocol under DeviceNet safety PROFI safety INTERBUS safety AS-i safety EtherNet/IP PROFInet EtherNet Modbus TCP Ether CAT WorldFIP Planned to be addressed in the future DeviceLogix Rockwell Automation, Inc. Integrated SMC LOGIC SMC Corp. development controller under : Under development/planned : Not available or available with other model(s) : Standard : Made to Order : Available (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) Note 1) Common power supply is only available with ASI. : Available after the standard products are launched. (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) 2 Special products for specific customers Planned Family model no. EX150 EX160 NP420 EX230 EX16 (temporary name) Product part no. Planned No. of output points (Max.) 16-point output 16-point output 32-point output 16-point output 16-point output (planned) No. of input points (Max.) 32-point input 5-point input Power supply for communications and valves Separated Separated Separated Separated Common (planned) Basic functions International standards CE UL/CSA CE, UL/CSA (planned) DeviceNet PROFIBUS-DP CC-Link JEMA Net (OPCN-1) INTERBUS Actuator Sensor interface (AS-i, ASI) CAN Open Lon Works Complies with the open network (Offered by several manufacturers) Smart Distributed System (SDS) Mitsubishi Electric Corp. MELSECNET/MINI-S3 CompoBus/S OMRON Corp. SYSBUS SHARP Corp. Satellite I/O Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. T Link Mini Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. MEWNET-F PLC manufacturer Rockwell Remote I/O Complies with a respective Automation, Inc. SUNX Corp. S-LINK Reduced-wiring system NKE Corp. Reduced-wiring H system O.N. Electronic SAVENET PLC manufacturers Complies with several Co., Ltd. (ECONO-BUS, HLS) ControlNet INTERBUS Rugged line Lightbus development Protocol under IP-LINK DeviceNet safety PROFI safety INTERBUS safety AS-i safety EtherNet/IP PROFInet EtherNet Modbus TCP Ether CAT Planned to be addressed in the future WorldFIP Rockwell DeviceLogix Automation, Inc. Integrated development SMC Corp. SMC LOGIC controller under : Standard : Made to Order : Under development/planned : Available (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) : Not available or available with other model(s) : Available after the standard products are launched. (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) 3 Protocol means the serial data is sent and/or received in accordance with a named specification. The communication speed refers to the volume of data communicated per second and is described in bps or bits per second. 1 kbps means that 1,000 bits per second can be transmitted and 1 Mbps means 1,000,000 bits per second. For example, assuming that 100 bits is transmitted at 1 kbs, its transmission time will be 0.1 seconds. Features of Protocol and its Overview If transmitted at 1 Mbps, it is possible to transfer in 0.0001 seconds. Name of protocol Features of protocol Communications speed (bps) Prevalent mainly in the U.S.A. Widely adopted in the semiconductor and the automobile DeviceNet industry. 125k, 250k, 500k Prevalent mainly in the EU area. High speed data transmission. Widely adopted in the PROFIBUS-DP general industry. 9.6k, 19.2k, 93.75k, 187.5k, 0.5M, 1.5M, 12M Prevalent mainly in Japan. High speed data transmission. Widely adopted in the general CC-Link industry. 156k, 625k, 2.5M, 5M, 10M Standardized by the Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JEMA). Adopted by JEMA Net (OPCN-1) the automobile industry in Japan. 125k, 250k, 500k, 1M INTERBUS Widely adopted in the automobile industry, mainly in the EU area. 500k, 2.0M Mainly in the food industry. Allocated in a deconcentrated way with a small number Actuator Sensor interface (AS-i, ASI) of points. 125k CAN Open Widely adopted in the automobile industry, mainly in the EU area. 10k, 20k, 50k, 125k, 250k, 500k, 800k, 1M Mainly in the North American area. Adopted in the fields of building automation and Lon Works industry equipment. 78k Smart Distributed System (SDS) Application of the CAN technology. Adopted in the semiconductor industry. 125k, 250k, 500k, 1M MELSECNET/MINI-S3 1.5M CompoBus/S 750k SYSBUS 187.5k Satellite I/O Proprietary network (local network) developed by Japanese 172.8k, 345.6k PLC manufacturers. T Link Mini 500k MEWNET-F 250k, 500k Remote I/O 57.6k, 115.2k, 230.4k S-LINK 28.5k Reduced-wiring system 28.5k Proprietary network (local network) developed by Japanese Reduced-wiring H system PLC manufacturers. 29.4k SAVENET (ECONO-BUS, HLS) 3M, 6M Mainly adopted in the U.S.A. as a higher ranked protocol than DeviceNet. ControlNet (Between PLC and PLC) 5M INTERBUS Rugged line 500k, 2M Lightbus Adoption of the optical communications technology. Mainly in the EU area, adopted in the automobile industry. 2.5M IP-LINK 2M DeviceNet safety 125k, 250k, 500k PROFI safety Besides common I/O data communications, additional data such 9.6k, 19.2k, 93.75k, 187.5k, 0.5M, 1.5M, 12M as self-diagnosis information, etc. are included in order to INTERBUS safety enhance the reliability of the communications. 500k, 2.0M AS-i safety 125k EtherNet/IP Using the common TCP/IP technology among the Ethernet 10M, 100M communications technologies. Creates a communications link PROFInet 10M, 100M between high end systems using Ethernet and I/O equipment Modbus TCP using DeviceNet,PROFIBUS or Modbus. 10M, 100M Ether CAT Ethernet technology. Transmits the 1000-point I/O data in 30 µs. 100M WorldFIP Open network prevalent mainly in the EU area (France). 31.25k, 1M, 2.5M, 5M DeviceLogix Integration of compact PLC function. Considered as a systematic product toward the small-sized production line. SMC LOGIC 4 SI valve compatibility chart Integrated type, for output Family model no. EX120 EX120 EX121 EX122 EX123 EX124 EX126 Product part no. Enclosure IP20 IP65 Usable in locations where it is not exposed to Usable in locations where it may be exposed to Operating environment and industry water or dust. water or dust. Automobile industry, semiconductor industry, etc. Automobile industry, semiconductor industry, etc. Basic functions Mounting Direct DIN rail Direct Valve interface Plug-in Flat ribbon cable Plug-in Plug-lead Plug-in 1000 2000 SV Stacking type 3000 4000 2000 SJ Stacking type 3000 SZ Stacking type 3000 3000 Bar stock type 5000 SX 7000 3000 Stacking type 5000 Applicable valves 3000 Bar stock type 5000 7000 SY 3000 5000 Stacking type 7000 9000 3000 SYJ Bar stock type 5000 7000 : Standard : Made to Order : Under development/planned : Available (However, delivery will be approximately 6 months from the time the development is started.) : Available after the standard products are launched.
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