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HARTING AUTOMATION ITIntroductionTHE SELECTION GUIDESelection Guide is a consistent, uniform tool enabling the comprehensive planning of entire networks for industrial buildings, plant facilitiesand machines. Simple selection rules for the entire infrastructure provide support in building up a seamless Automation IT network. In viewof the fact that the optimal attunement of network components and cabling is essential, the Selection Guide addresses both sides.1.2.3.4.Function ClasseConsConmConInstallation ClassInsideOutsideEthernetIEEE 802.3Ethernet CablingFast Ethernet100 Mbit/s4-pinGigabit Ethernet1000 Mbit/s8-pinOutside 67Protection ClassInside 0Protection ClassOu7Protection ClassEthernetIEEE 802.31.The Functional Class of the active network components is derivedfrom their application. Whatever your need, with the eCon,sCon and mCon, HARTING covers the complete spectrum ofindustrial applications.Function ClasseseConBasicFunctionssConFunctionsmConManagementFunctionsEMC, temperature range and mechanical stability forthe toughest demandsEthernet Switch according to IEEE 802.3Ethernet (10 Mbit/s) and Fast Ethernet (100 MBit/s),Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbit/s)Store and Forward Switching ModeAuto-negotiation / Auto-crossing / Auto-polarityParallel-redundancy, Ring-redundancy+ Basic functionsManagement Services (IGMP Snooping, QoS, VLAN,RSTP, 802.1...)Web ManagementSNMP Management+ Basic functionsNetwork components can operate as simple star-couplers as inthe eCon range, or take over the more complex tasks of activesegment administration embodied by the mCon range.2.In the second step, the Installation Class appropriate to theInstallation Concept is selected. If, for example, your networkcomponents are located in a switch cabinet, then the Inside installationclass is the right one for you. All HARTING networkcomponents are true industrial products, with such well thoughtoutdefault properties that they master the toughest environments.InsideOutside3.With the functions, such as those required by PROFINET, are integratedinto the network components. HARTING products can be put intoStandard Ethernet, PROFINET and EtherNet/IP environments.Structured cabling follows the particular application, since thedetermination of network components and other active devicesdecide the constraints on the cabling – for example, the selectionof connectors.4.20003000400090007000The creation of a star-topology networkwithin a cabinet, whose clients are also inthe same cabinet.On-site creation of a star-topology network,most of whose devices are designed to ahigh protection class. The low number ofports also allow the implentation of simpleline-topologies.The results from the simple connection ofnetwork clients. There are complete cable sets available as wellas cables and connectors that can be made up on site.Products are also available for transitional areas like cabinetwalls or between two different installation lines.With the help of the selection guide, you can follow an easypath to a seamless and secure network solution.0012
Active Ethernet componentsCONTENTSPAGEA – Active Ethernet componentsEthernet components overview A 2eCon – Ethernet Switches, unmanaged A.1 1eCon 2000 A.1 3eCon 3000 A.1 11eCon 4000 A.1 34eCon 9000 A.1 37eCon 7000 A.1 46sCon – Ethernet Switches, configurable A.2 1sCon 3000 A.2 4mCon – Ethernet Switches, managed A.3 1mCon 3000 A.3 5mCon 4000 A.3 16mCon 9000 A.3 19mCon 7000 A.3 28Accessories A.4 1pCon 7000 – Industrial Power supply A.4 2pCon 2000 – Industrial Power supply A.4 6A1
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