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Your Independent Global SCADA Provider Technical Solution Communications drivers PcVue 12 INTERFACE DRIVER VERSION S Serial port Native - Integrated in PcVue E Ethernet port Act - Activated on order Mb Manufacturer board Mo Molex O OPC Server H Hilscher adapter N/S Not Significant Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version ABB SPA-BUS S Native ALSTOM ESP GEM 80 S Native ALSTOM ESP Gemlan-T TCP/IP E Native ALSTOM Ethernet SRTP Mo PCU2000ETH Ethernet SRTP for C80-75 & C80- ALSTOM O SW1000ETH 35 Ethernet SRTP for C80-75 & C80- ALSTOM E Native 35 Time stamped PCI1000/2000/4000 ALSTOM Nbus ASCII / RTU Mo PCU1000 PCI1000/2000/4000 ALSTOM SNP-X Mo PCU1000 ALSTOM SNP-X for C80-75 & C80-35 O SW1000SER ALSTOM Time stamped Nbus O SW1000SER BACnet client - BTL certified Profile BACnet - ASHRAE E Native - Act B-AWS BACnet - ASHRAE BACnet Server E BACnet - ASHRAE BACnet/IP server - Profile B-ASC E BECKHOFF TwinCat over TCP/IP E TwinCat ADS Native PCI1000/2000/4000 CERBERUS CERLOOP Mo PCU1000 CITILOG IP-Citilog E Native COMMEND SA Commend OPC Server O COMMEND SA ICX E Native - Act CROUZET CBUS S Native DNP USER GROUP DNP3 Master station E Native - Act Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version ECHELON LON Mb LCA Object Server Native MITSUBISHI FX 485 S Native ECHELON LON E NL220, LonMaker Native MITSUBISHI FX-Series S Native EIB OPC EIB O EIBA Server MITSUBISHI Melsec A-Series S Native PCI1000/2000/4000 MITSUBISHI Melsec TCP/IP for A and Q Series E Native ELSAG BAILEY Data Link Mo PCU1000 RioTcplib.dll Librairy - MTT ME1000 E EMERSON DeltaV (DCS) O DeltaV OPC Server Please contact MTT ROC protocol for Roc 300 Series, MOELLER K Mb EPC 335 Native FISHER S Native FloBoss 407 & 500 Series PCI1000/2000/4000 MOELLER SucomA Mo GE FANUC Ethernet SRTP Mo PCU2000ETH PCU1000 Ethernet SRTP for 90-70 & 90-30 SW1000SER or GE FANUC E Native MOELLER SucomA O Series Time stamped KEPServer PCI1000/2000/4000 For the complete list GE FANUC SNP-X Mo PCU1000 MOLEX All supported protocols O of supported protocols SW1000SER or KEP- visit www.molex.com GE FANUC SNP-X for 90-70 & 90-30 O Server Moxa ioLogik - Support controllers MOXA E Native Standard NMEA supported (GPPPA in the E1200 & E2500 series Generic GPS protocol ,GPGLL,GPGSA,GPGSV,GPRMC,GP S Native MULTITECH LoRa E Native - Act VTG) NAPAQ XFLOW (RIO), TBC O DevIO OPC Server MPI for Siemens S7-300 & S7-400 NATIONAL INSTRU- Optomux for FieldPoint and Com- OPC FIELD POINT HILSCHER H Netlink Adapter for MPI Native - Act O via Ethernet MENT pact FieldPoint SERVER NB : Ethernet TCP/IP SW1000ETH or KEP- HITACHI EX8000 - MLC 8000 system E Native ODVA CIP O Client & UDP Server Server HONEYWELL HC9000 Ethernet O KEPServer CX Server OPC or KEP- OMRON All OMRON protocols O HONEYWELL PLANTSCAPE/EXPERION (DCS) O Experion OPC Server Native Server HONEYWELL UDC Ethernet O KEPServer OMRON FINS TCP Mo PCU2000ETH HONEYWELL UDC Serial O KEPServer FINS TCP for OMRON C, CV and CS OMRON O SW1000ETH IDEC FA2J / FA3S Multi drop S Native series IDEC Micro 3 / Micro Smart S Native OMRON SYSMAC-WAY S Native IEC IEC 60870-5-104 Master E Native - Act OMRON SYSMAC-WAY Mo PCI1000/2000/4000 IEC IEC 60870-5-104 Outstation E Native - Act OPC Foundation OPC-UA DA Server N/S Native - Act IEC IEC 61850 Client - Kema-certified E Native - Act OPC Foundation OPC-UA DA Client N/S Native - Act JOHNSON OPC Foundation OPC-DA client N/S Native N2OPEN (Optomux) O NT9100 OPC Server CONTROLS OPC Foundation OPC-DA Server N/S Native JOHNSON OPC Foundation OPC-XML DA client N/S Native Optomux N2 for DX9100 & DC9100 S DX & DC Series Native CONTROLS Johnson Controls DX OPTO22 Optomux S Native JUMO JUMO_ASCII S Native 9100 JUMO JUMO_JBUS S Native PERAX P200,P400,P16 O DevIO For the complete list ARLEQUIN PERAX Perax time stamped S Native KEPWARE All supported protocols O of supported protocols Concentrator visit www.kepware.com PHOENIX CONTACT InterBus S O InterBus OPC Server KNX E Native - Act All messaging FMS / DP / FDL / S5 PCI1500PFB/2000PFB PROFIBUS Mo KROHNE BM100 BUS S Native / S7 / MPI PCU1500PFB KROHNE BM100 PTP S Native PCI1500S7 PCU1500S7 PROFIBUS S7 / MPI only Mo LANDIS&GYR NRU/NRK S Nirmo gateway Native PCU1000PFB LEGRAND / BTICINO OpenSCS E Native QUADLOG APACS M-BUS O APACS OPC Server ROCKWELL RSLinx OEM or LSIS IP-XGT E All Allen Bradley protocols O AUTOMATION KEPServer MATRIX PUP S Native ROCKWELL PCI1000/2000/4000 DF1 Mo MATSUSHITA Mewtocol S Native AUTOMATION PCU1000 MATSUSHITA Mewtocol IP E Native ROCKWELL DF1 / DH+ / EtherNet/IP etc. Mb/E/S RSLinx OEM Native Microsoft DDE client N/S Native AUTOMATION 2 Communications Drivers Communications Drivers 3 Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version ROCKWELL DF1 peer to peer for SLC500 Serie Industrial Ethernet ISO on TCP for SW1000ETH (H1 not S Native SIEMENS O AUTOMATION only S5 and TI supported) ROCKWELL EtherNet/IP for PLC-5, SLC-500 and Industrial Ethernet ISO on TCP for Mo PCU2000ETH SIEMENS E Native AUTOMATION Logix 5000 S7 EtherNet/IP for Logix5000 Industrial Ethernet TCP (Fetch / SIEMENS E Native ROCKWELL access (CompactLogix, Write messaging) for S7-300 & 400 E Native - Act AUTOMATION ControlLogix,DriveLogix and Netlink (NL MPI, NT 40 SIEMENS S7 / MPI H Native - Act FlexLogix controllers) MPI, NT50 MPI for ISO) SAIA BURGESS Siemens USB/RS Multi- Ether-S-Net E Native SIEMENS S7 PPI E CONTROLS Master cable SAIA BURGESS S-Net S Native SIEMENS Sinec H1 O Simatic Net or Matrikon CONTROLS PCI1000/2000/4000 Sauter OPC Server + SIEMENS TI-Direct Mo SAUTER NovaNet S PCU1000 ActiveX TimeTable TI-Direct for TI505 serie program- SCHNEIDER SIEMENS O SW1000SER Ethway Mo PCU2000ETH ming port ELECTRIC IP Camera with: CCIS1337-LP/CFVA- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER Modbus ASCII /RTU Slave Time PCI1000/2000/4000 SIEMENS Video O Mo IP/CVVA-IP Server ELECTRIC stamped Modbus PCU1000 SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER Modbus ASCII /RTU Slave Time SIEMENS Video SIMATRIX O O SW1000SER Server ELECTRIC stamped Modbus SISTORE AX/CX/MX (NVS in- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER Modbus Master ASCII / RTU Time SIEMENS Video O S Native cluded)/MXpro/SX recorder (DVRs) Server ELECTRIC stamped Modbus SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER SIEMENS Video TELSCAN (Video Web Server) O Modbus+ Mb Native Server ELECTRIC SIEMENS Access CerPass CC30 Controller (SiPass SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER Open Modbus TCP/IP Master Time O E Native control connection) Server ELECTRIC stamped Modbus SIEMENS Access SIEMENS MK8000 OPC SCHNEIDER SiPass O Open Modbus TCP/IP Slave E Native control Server ELECTRIC SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC Schneider OFS OPC CC60 Gaz O SCHNEIDER tion Server Ethway O Server (time stamped ELECTRIC SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC not supported) CS11 AlgoRex O tion Server SCHNEIDER Uni-TE TCP/IP Mo PCU2000ETH SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC CS1115 O tion Server SCHNEIDER Uni-TE TCP/IP O SW1000ETH SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC CZ10 O tion Server SCHNEIDER Schneider OFS OPC Uni-TE TCP/IP O SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC Server FS20 Sinteso/FS720 Cerberus PRO O tion Server SCHNEIDER Unitelway Slave S Client Slave Native SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC STT11 CMSI O tion Server SCHNEIDER PCI1000/2000/4000 Unitelway Slave Mo SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC PCU1000 STT20 CMSI O tion Server SCHNEIDER Unitelway Slave O SW1000SER SIEMENS Fire Detec- SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC STT2410 CMSI O tion Server SCHNEIDER Schneider OFS OPC Unitelway Slave O SIEMENS Intrusion SIEMENS MK8000 OPC ELECTRIC Server CS4 O detection Server 3964 / 3964R, RK512 messaging via SIEMENS S Native SIEMENS Intrusion SIEMENS MK8000 OPC CP524 / 525 CS440 O detection Server All messaging Profibus FMS / DP / PCI1500PFB/2000PFB SIEMENS Mo SIEMENS Intrusion CS6 Guarto (NK822x configuration SIEMENS MK8000 OPC FDL / MPI / PPI+ / PPI PCU1500PFB O detection and connection) Server PCI1000/2000/4000 SIEMENS AS511 Mo SIEMENS Intrusion SIEMENS MK8000 OPC PCU1000 CZ12 O detection Server SIEMENS AS511 for S5 serie programming port O SW1000SER SIEMENS Intrusion SIEMENS MK8000 OPC Industrial Ethernet ISO on TCP for SI410/420 O SIEMENS Mo PCU2000ETH detection Server S5 and TI SNMP V1, V2C and V3 E Native - Act 4 Communications Drivers Communications Drivers 5 Manufacturer Protocol/Equipment Interface Requirement Version SNMP Agent E Native - Act SOFREL S50, S500 O DevIO OPC Server SOFREL Sofbus-PC S CS100 Concentrator Native Sofbus-PL, Lacbus-RTU, SMS for SOFREL O Softrel OPC Server S500,LS,Box,S50 TBOX Semaphore LT50, LP300, CLASSIC O DevIO OPC Server TREND IQ2, IQ3 O DevIO OPC Server POSM XPro Video TYCO IP POSM E Native System Please refer to the WAGO Modbus ASCII / RTU Schneider entry Please refer to the WAGO OPEN COM (Open Modbus) Schneider entry Please refer to the WAGO Profibus FMS / DP / FDL Siemens or Profibus entry WIT TRS II O PC Pilot TRS II for WIT Force, Clip, Easy, WIT O DevIO OPC Server TwinY YOKOGAWA Ethernet TCP/IP for FA-M serie E Native YOKOGAWA Serial protocol for FA-M serie S Native YOKOGAWA STARDOM PLC O DAC OPC Server © Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. 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    BS_IE_Switching_062010_EN.book Seite 1 Mittwoch, 23. Juni 2010 4:19 16 © Siemens AG 2010 Industrial Ethernet Switching Brochure · June 2010 SIMATIC NET Answers for industry. BR_Switching_EN_062010.fm Seite 2 Montag, 28. Juni 2010 3:40 15 © Siemens AG 2010 Industrial Ethernet Industrial Ethernet Networking With Totally Integrated Automation, Siemens is the only They are used for the structured networking of machines and manufacturer to offer an integrated range of products and plants as well as for integrating them into the overall corpo- systems for automation in all sectors – from incoming goods rate network. A graded portfolio of switches (SCALANCE X) and the production process to outgoing goods, from the field and communications processors with integral switches level through the production control level, to connection with enables optimum solutions for all types of switching tasks, the corporate management level. SIMATIC NET offers all the not only in harsh industrial environments. components for industrial communication: from industrial communications processors right up to network components To assist in selecting the right Industrial Ethernet switches as – even wireless if required. well as configuration of modular variants, the Switch Selec- tion Tool is available as a free download at: The ever expanding spread of Ethernet in the industrial envi- ronment makes it increasingly important to structure the www.siemens.de/switchselection resulting Industrial Ethernet/PROFINET networks. To achieve maximum uniformity of the networks and seam- less integration of the industrial plants, SIMATIC NET offers different Industrial Ethernet switching components − active network components for use direct at the SIMATIC sys- tem, as stand-alone devices or as plug-in communications processors with integral switch for PCs and SIMATIC.