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1756-DNB

1756-DNB

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1756-DNB - ALLEN BRADLEY

Allen Bradley 1756-DNB ControlLogix DeviceNet Bridge/Scanner Module. Communication Rates: 125 Kbps (500 m max), 250 Kbps (250 m max), 500 Kbps (100 m max); Maximum Number of nodes: 64; Ports: 1 DeviceNet open-style 5-pin linear plug, 1 USB port; Current draw: 850 mA @ 5.1V DC, 3 mA @ 24V DC; DeviceNet current range: 11-25V DC; Maximum DeviceNet current draw: 60 mA; Power dissipation: 5.8 W; Module location: any slot in ControlLogix Chassis. Cables: KwikLink flat media, Thick-trunk round media, Thin-trunk round media.Acts as an interface between DeviceNet devices and the Logix5550 Controller. Communicates with DeviceNet devices over the Network to read inputs from a device, write outputs to a device, download configuration data, monitor a device’s operational status

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Description: Allen Bradley ControlLogix Scanner Module with 125, 250, or 500 kilobites per second DeviceNet Communication Rates

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  • Technical Specifications for 1756-DNB

    Manufacturer Rockwell Automation
    Brand Allen-Bradley
    Part Number/Catalog No. 1756-DNB
    Series ControlLogix
    Module Type Scanner Module
    DeviceNet Communication Rates 125, 250, or 500 kilobites per second
    Location ControlLogix Chassis (any slot)
    Backplane Current (5Volts) 580 milliamps
  • Addisional Information

    Backplane Current (24Volts) 3 milliamps
    Power Dissipation (Max) 5.8 Watts
    Thermal Dissipation 19.8 BTU per hour
    DeviceNet Current 11-25 Volts DC
    Insulation Voltage 30 Volts Continuous
    Operating Temperature 0-60 Celsius (32-140 Fahrenheit)
    UPC 10612598174093
  • About 1756-DNB

    The Allen-Bradley 1756-DNB is a DeviceNet Scanner module that connects to a ControlLogix system. It serves as a bridge that collects data from the DeviceNet modules and then delivers a copy of the information to the controller and vice versa. Using the 1756-DNB scanner module, the user can expect DeviceNet communication rates of 125 kilobytes per second by default, 250 kilobytes per second, and up to 500 kilobytes per second. It has DeviceNet node addresses 00 to 63, with node address 63 set by default and a maximum of 64 nodes. It is only compatible with the Logix5550 controller. This particular module acts as a gateway between DeviceNet devices and the network in order to read input and write output from a device, download the configuration data, and monitor the operational status of a device.


     

    The Allen-Bradley 1756-DNB will communicate in the form of Diagnostic Tables, Inputs, and Outputs when the controller is involved. The I/O’s exchange configuration data, status information, and the I/O data of the device. The module communicates using strobe, poll, change of state, and/or cyclic messages with another device. These messages are used to gather from or deliver data to every device. The data received from a device will then be organized and made available to the controller (input data) and the data received from the controller will be sent to the device (output data). The 1756-DNB's current draw at 5.1 Volts DC is 400 milliamps while it stays at 0 milliamps when the current draw is at 24 Volts DC. The power dissipation of this module is around 3.5 Watts and its thermal dissipation is at 11.9 BTU/hour. This module can be installed in any available chassis slot and is used together with the RSNetWorx.

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