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ETHBUS

WEB server to control BUSing® installations

Enables the installation to be controlled via Internet using a conventional Web navigator.

•	ETHERNET-BUSing® interface.
•	Web server incorporated.
•	Totally graphic interface.
•	Two BUSing® interfaces.
•	256 Kbytes to store installation plans and information.
•	Controls and monitors the entire installation via Internet.
•	Adjustable IP using the Development System (SIDE).
•	Size: DIN rail, 6 modules.

Description

Allows the installation to be controlled from any device connected to the Internet with a conventional WEB browser.

Includes 2 accesses to BUSing®, one ETHERNET 10Mbit/s port.

The device asks for a password to access the control of the installation and then shows the state of the elements that exist in the installation and which have been programmed with the Development System (SIDE). This is a totally graphic and intuitive interface, and allows installation controlling in an easy way.

The Development System does all the necessary graphic programming to convert the high resolution plans that are used to configure the installation into other, lower resolution plans which are then downloadable to the ETHBUS.

With this device, the installation can be programmed remotely. A port will need to be opened in the installation router.

Technical Characteristics

Inputs

• SHTTP requests via ETHERNET connection (protocol TCP, port 80).

Outputs

• 2 BUSing® ports.
• One of the ports can be used to connect IP cameras.

Supply
Voltage

230V AC

Power
Consumption

2.8VA

Memory
for Plans

256KB

Download Installation Manual

ETHBUS_installation.pdf

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