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DeviceNet overview 161DATA RATES 125 Kbaud 250 Kbaud 500 KbaudTrunk DistanceMax. Drop LengthCumulative DropNumber of Nodes500m (1640ft)20ft512ft64250m (830ft)20ft256ft64100m (328ft)20ft128ft64Figure 12.7Constraints: Thick wireDATA RATES 125 Kbaud 250 Kbaud 500 KbaudTrunk Distance 100m (328ft) 100m (328ft) 100m (328ft)Max. Drop LengthCumulative DropNumber of Nodes20ft512ft6420ft256ft6420ft128ft64Figure 12.8Constraints: Thin wireDATA RATES 125 Kbaud 250 Kbaud 500 KbaudTrunk DistanceMax. Drop LengthCumulative DropNumber of Nodes420m (1378ft)20ft512ft64200m (656ft)20ft256ft6475m (246ft)20ft128ft64Figure 12.9Constraints: Flat wire12.5 Device taps12.5.1 Sealed tapsSealed taps are available in single port (T type) <strong>and</strong> multiport configurations. Regardlessof whether the connectors are mini or micro style, DeviceNet requires that maleconnectors must have external threads while female connectors must have internalthreads. In either case, the direction of rotation is optional.Figure 12.10Sealed taps
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PrefaceContentsxiii1 Introduction 1
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Contents vii6.8.4 Fiber installatio
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PrefaceThis is a comprehensive book
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PrefacexvChapter 9: Data Highway Pl
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Industrial Ethernet overview 217rel
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Industrial Ethernet overview 225Pre
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TCP/IP overview 261if IP is NOT all
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TCP/IP overview 263To overcome thes
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TCP/IP overview 26516.2.3 ICMPTarge
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TCP/IP overview 267Type field034581
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TCP/IP overview 269host outside the
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16.3.2 UDPTCP/IP overview 271data w
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TCP/IP overview 27316.4.3.3 Softwar
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Appendix A - Glossary 299Analoga co
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BroadbandBroadcastBSBSBSCBSPBufferB
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Appendix A - Glossary 303DCDDCEDCSD
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Filled cableFIPFirmwareFlame retard
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Appendix A - Glossary 307ISOISPISRI
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Appendix A - Glossary 311Presentati
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Appendix A - Glossary 313written in
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WANWordAppendix A - Glossary 315wid
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Two frequency allocationAppendix B
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Appendix C - Practicals 3452. Which
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Appendix C - Practicals 347Note: In
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Appendix C - Practicals 3499. Press
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Appendix C - Practicals 351Practica
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Appendix C - Practicals 365Finally,
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Appendix C - Practicals 371network
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ImplementationAppendix C - Practica
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Appendix C - Practicals 377Click on
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Appendix C - Practicals 379To view
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Appendix C - Practicals 381Note the
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Hardware/software requiredAppendix
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Appendix C - Practicals 385Notice t
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Appendix C - Practicals 387Reconnec
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Appendix C - Practicals 391Ensure t
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MOBILESATAppendix E - Local service
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IndexAllen Bradley, 11, 13Allen Bra
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Index 417thin coax problems, 244-6t
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Index 419Network interface card (NI
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Index 421fiber optics:continuity te
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