- 1x DB9 interface supports RS232, 2-wire RS485, 4-wire RS485 and RS422 standards
- Asynchronous serial data rates up to 921600bps
- 1-port 10/100BASE-TX RJ45 with auto MDI/MDI-X function
- Built-in IP-based Web interface and telnet interface for remote management
- Software Protocol supports Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, Modbus ASCII, IP, ARP, DHCP and DNS
- Supports RTU Master, RTU Slave, ASCII Master, and ASCII Slave four serial operation modes via management interface
- Master mode supports 32 slave TCP connection requests
- Slave mode supports 32 TCP master connections
- PLANET Modbus Gateway utility for finding client device on the network
- PLANET Smart Discovery utility automatically finds the client devices on the network
- Firmware upgrade/configuration backup and restore via HTTP protocol
- Compact size for easy Installation
- Standalone - Wall mountable or DIN-rail mounting (optional accessory)
- Co-works with PLANET media chassis (MC-700/1500)
- -10 to 60 degrees C operating temperature
- Reset button for resetting to factory default
Standard Modbus TCP/RTU/ASCII Network Integration:
PLANET MG-110 1-port RS232/422/485 Modbus Gateway supports the standard Modbus Protocol, which makes it possible for converting any Modbus Protocols between Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, and Modbus ASCII for all supported hardware interfaces. Its serial protocol can be used for industrial automation where SCADA or HMI system is in place. Moreover, its network integration can be upgraded from the SNMP network to the automated Modbus TCP network, which brings interconnection over Ethernet longer distances, thus making a network infrastructure more flexible. A Conversion Bridge for Flexible Network Deployment:
The MG-110 can be a conversion bridge between the equipment with the Modbus RTU/ASCII Protocol and the administrator workstations that run the Modbus TCP/IP Protocol. The RS232/422/485 serial interface of the MG-110 provides the Modbus RTU/ASCII operation mode and various baud rate options to meet the demand of integration between the Modbus TCP/IP Protocol, Modbus RTU Master/Slave Protocol and Modbus ASCII Master/Slave Protocol. The advantage of having the MG-110 is to assist users to build an environment between the Modbus TCP Protocol and the Modbus RTU/ASCII Protocol easily, thus offering an application solution to the control equipment without Ethernet ports, and the control equipment can only control through a PC workstation or control panel. In addition, the effective integration solution of Modbus Ethernet devices, Modbus serial equipment or multi Modbus master / slave in a hybrid network brings the following:
- Master mode supports up to 32 slave TCP connection requests
- Slave mode supports up to 32 TCP master connections
The MG-110 makes the connected Modbus RTU/ASCII equipment become IP-based facilities and is able to connect to the Modbus TCP/IP network via its R232/422/485 serial interface and 10/100BASE-TX RJ45 Ethernet port. It provides a remote web management and telnet Interface for efficient remote network management. The MG-110 also provides PLANET Modbus Gateway utility tool and supports PLANET Smart Discovery utility to help network administrator to easily get the current IP subnet address information or change the IP subnet address setting of the MG-110. Modbus Serial Port State Monitoring:
The MG-110 shows the details of the total bytes transmitted and received on the RS232/422/485 serial interface, and the detailed total number of frames transmitted and received on the remote web/telnet management interface. This function allows network administrator to check the status and statistics of the MG-110 via the single RS232/422/485 serial interface. Easy Chassis Installation:
The MG-110 can be used as a stand-alone unit or as a slide-in module to the PLANET Media Converter Chassis (MC-700 and MC-1500 chassis). The media chassis can assist in providing DC power to the MG-110 and can be DIN-rail or wall mounted for efficient use of cabinet space, without the need of replacing the existing serial equipment and software system.
