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Sinaut Alternative
  | Posted by Simon  on 17 October, 2012 - 8:06 am |
Fun Fun. I am stuck using Siemens because of a data buffering module that is connected to the end of my small S7-300 rack.
This is a remote pumping station and transmits data over radio by means of a MDS Transend 900 (GE). The sinaut module is what connects my S7-300 to the radio.
The sinaut protocol is not necessary. I have an ethernet port on the S7-300 available as well that can connect directly to the radio, but because of that data buffering and frequent temporary loss of communication (over radio), I have to go through the sinaut module (most expensive module in my cabinet).
Any alternate suggestions? Anyone heard of Esteem Enlace Ethernet and radio? Saw it in an application for field irrigation but can't find info on it.
This is a remote pumping station and transmits data over radio by means of a MDS Transend 900 (GE). The sinaut module is what connects my S7-300 to the radio.
The sinaut protocol is not necessary. I have an ethernet port on the S7-300 available as well that can connect directly to the radio, but because of that data buffering and frequent temporary loss of communication (over radio), I have to go through the sinaut module (most expensive module in my cabinet).
Any alternate suggestions? Anyone heard of Esteem Enlace Ethernet and radio? Saw it in an application for field irrigation but can't find info on it.
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