Specifications, Applications – Rockwell Automation 1775-KA PLC-3 Communication Adapter Module User Manual User Manual

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Introduction

Chapter 1

1Ć6

Table 1.C lists the specifications for the 1775–KA module.

Table 1.C

Module Specifications

Function

Interface the PLC-3 Processor

with the Allen-Bradley Data

Highway and/or with an RS-232-C

device

Communication Rate

To Data Highway - 57.6 kilobaud

recommended

To modem-programmable from 110

baud to 19.2 kilobaud

Backplane Power Requirement

2.5A max. @ +5V DC

Ambient Temperature Rating

0

0

o 60

0

C (operational)

-40

0

to 85

0

C (storage)

Location

Single slot in PLC-3 main chassis

or expander chassis

Cabling

To Data Highway-Data Highway

dropline cable (Cat.no.1770-CD or

equivalent

Humidity Rating

5% to 95% (without condensation)

Communication Ports

Data Highway

RS-232-C Modem

To modem-Modem interface cable

(cat. no. 1775-CKA or equivalent)

As already mentioned, the 1775–KA module serves two main purposes:

Interfacing the PLC–3 processor with the Allen–Bradley Data Highway
Interfacing the PLC–3 processor with an intelligent RS–232–C device

You can use the module for both of these purposes simultaneously.

In Data Highway applications, the module serves as an interface between
the PLC–3 programmable controller and the Allen–Bradley Data
Highway. The Data Highway is an industrial communication network
that links together as many as 64 distinct stations. Each station can consist
of a programmable controller (such as the PLC–3), a computer, or an
intelligent RS–232–C device. The central trunkline of the Data Highway
may be up to 10,000 feet long, and each station may be as far as 100 feet
from the trunkline. Figure 1.2 gives an example of a Data Highway
configuration.

Specifications

Applications

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