4210

The 4210 features wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) capabilities called wired+wireless hardware, and PAC Project version 8.5 supports all of these new components to provide industrial wireless networking capabilities that offer users a variety of benefits, such as the ability to deploy the hardware in remote areas, inaccessible areas, or in places where it is difficult or impossible to install network cabling. Control system designers can also use the new wired+wireless hardware to design and build systems with traditional Ethernet cabling, Wi-Fi, or any combination of the two, establishing a new level of network flexibility that is not possible using standard components from any other industrial automation vendor. Wireless networking capabilities also provide significant cost savings through reduced cabling.

4210 With this fast recovery, most faults are undetectable to devices on the network and machines can usually continue to run without interruption. Keeping plant floor production up and running helps increase machine uptime and productivity. In addition to superior network recovery performance, DLR technology helps simplify network architecture while still providing the flexibility to connect and coexist with other network topologies. Multi-port Ethernet/IP devices equipped with DLR technology connect directly to neighboring nodes and form a ring topology on end devices. 4210 is an intuitive flowcharting and scripting control programming software for developing control strategies to run on SNAP PAC controllers, ideal for sequential, batch and process control.