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www.westermo.co.uk Using Westermo Products to Connect to Rockwell Automation For many years Westermo products have been used alongside Rockwell automation PLC’s. Westermo are a member of the Rockwell encompass group. Remote Diagnostics & Monitoring Modems, GSM, ISDN, PSTN, Lease Line Fibre optic Links DH+, DH485, Profibus, Modbus Radio Links Radio Modems & telemetry Legacy connection to Ethernet Who are Westermo ? Westermo are a Swedish company specialising in industrial data communications. The company has been established for over 25 years and has offices in Sweden, Germany, France an the UK. Westermo has been established in the UK since 1995, now employing 12 people. The company is ISO9001:2000 registered. What do Westermo do ?

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www.westermo.co.uk

Using Westermo Products to

Connect to Rockwell Automation

For many years Westermo products have been used alongside Rockwell automation PLC’s. Westermo are a member of the Rockwell encompass group.

Remote Diagnostics & MonitoringModems, GSM, ISDN, PSTN, Lease Line

Fibre optic LinksDH+, DH485, Profibus, Modbus

Radio LinksRadio Modems & telemetry

Legacy connection to Ethernet

Who are Westermo ?

Westermo are a Swedish company specialising in industrial data communications. The company has been established for over 25 years and has offices in Sweden, Germany, France an the UK. Westermo has been established in the UK since 1995, now employing 12 people. The company is ISO9001:2000 registered.

What do Westermo do ?

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Modems

Remote access to PLC’s is becoming an ever increasing requirement. Linking a modem to the PLC means that remote diagnostics and re configuration can be achieved and at the same time the PLC can also be configured to raise an alert if a problem occurs.

There are many different telecom techniques available for providing remote access. PSTN, ISDN and GSM are the most popular.

If a conventional dial up line is all that is available then the TD-33 is the best solution. If ISDN is available then the ID-90 will do the job and if there are no lines at all then the GD-01 can be used on the GSM networks.

The best solution for remote access is sometimes a combination of techniques.

The productsGD-01 GSM ModemTD-33 V.90 dial upTD-32B Lease Line/Dial upID-90 ISDN Modem

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TD-33

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ISDNNetwork

SMS Message

Mobile phone to receive SMS alerts

Central PC’s to upload data and download new programs

Control Logix

SLC500

MicroLogix

Making a GSM data connection is really quite simple. The GD-01 uses a standard SIM card that has been enabled for data. A new number is issued by the network provider. Calls can now be made GSM modem to GSM modem, GSM modem to ISDN modem (via the V.110 protocol) or analogue modem to GSM (via V.32 protocol).When not connected to send data the GD-01 can be configured to send an emergency SMS message and the PLC’s can be programmed to send other alert messages via SMS.

Remote Diagnostics & Monitoring PSTN, GSM, ISDN

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Ethernet

Remote Connection and Legacy connection to Ethernet

The ED-10Legacy ConnectionThe ED-10 is designed to allow older legacy equipment to be connected via Ethernet (TCP/IP)

The ED-10 is available in two different formats; UDP and TCP. UDP is a connectionless protocol where the serial packet is just encapulated in a UDP packet and sent to the preconfigured IP address.

The TCP version is very similar but uses the connection based protocol TCP. With Com Port redirection software loaded onto the PC, each ED-10 TCP can act like a remote Com port (1 to 255). The TCP/IP protocol being used to provide the connections across the network.

This technology allows older systems running RS232 or RS485 based protocols to be connected to a top end SCADA or configuration computer using an industrial Ethernet, rather than existing dedicated cabling.

Configuration of the ED-10 and ED-20 is very flexible by using either the Windows based ED-TOOLS configuration software or by using the TELNET protocol. Once the unit is running it is possible to alter the configuration of the device over the network.

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The ED-20Remote connectionThe ED-20 is an Industrial PPP router. When used in conjunction with a Westermo TD-33 or ID-90 modem allows remote connections to Ethernet via ISDN or PSTN using the PPP (Point to Point) protocol.

No Extra software is required on the remote PC. The connection once established allows the remote user to become part of the industrial network and diagnose faults and update programs.

ED-10

ED-10

Switch

ID-90ED-20

Micrologix with no Ethernet port

Control Logix with Ethernet port

Old drive with RS485 port

The ProductsED-10 UDP Serial to Ethernet converterED-10 TCP Serial to Ethernet converterED-20 PPP Remote access router

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Fibre

Fibre optic networks with Rockwell ProtocolsDH+, DH-485 and DF-1Redundant rings, Multi-drop & Point to Point

• Distances up to 25 km• Multi-/single mode fibre• ST-connectors• Point to point, bus or redundant ring• Transparent• Alarm output indicating failure on ring version• AC-/DC-supply• Easy to install• Mounted on a 35 mm DIN-rail

PC running RS Linx

SLC with DH+ interface

SLC with DH+ interface ContolLogix with DH+ interface

ContolLogix with DH+ interface

Protocol DF1 DH-485 DH+Ring LD-64 LD-64 LD-64DH+Bus LD-63 LD-63 LD-63DH+Point to Point MD-62 MD-63 MD-63DH+

LD-64DH+

LD-64DH+

LD-64DH+

LD-64DH+

LD-64DH+

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Westermo have an extensive range of fibre optic converters designed to work with Rockwell Networks. Westermo fibre products can be used to create redundant rings, point to point networks and multidrop network. There are version available for single mode and multimode fibre types.

Multidrop network

Redundant ring network

Point to Point network

Redundant DH+ network over fibre

Control Logix

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MD-63

MD-62 MD-62

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MD-62

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Elpro Radios

RM-105-C-DF1Radio with DF1 InterfaceHow quick could it be to install and commission a site wide SCADA System?With Westermo’s range of Radio Telemetry devices it could be very fast – and inexpensive!Now that radios have “come of age” in terms of their performance and reliability, their use in industry has become increasingly popular. This is due largely to the high reliability that the intelligent digital protocols employed in the radios yield, along with very sound radio design.

The RM 105-C is a powerful compliment to the range. This unit allows up to 4,800 channels of information from Radio telemetry units in the field to be fed directly, as digitized values, into a SCADA system in DF1 format. Hence, control and data acquisition are easily obtained, on a site wide basis, without the need for expensive cabling- and no need for shutdowns!Easy to use configuration software enables the radios to be efficiently programmed to form an expandable and very flexible SCADAnetwork, which is highly cost competitive, even for single point to point applications.

Control Logix

DF1 protocol

105-1

105-1

505-1

869Mhz

Digital/AnalogueI/O

Digital/AnalogueIn

Digital/AnalogueI/O

RM-105D DF1 interface radioRM-105-1 4 DIO, 2AIORM-505 2DI, 1AIRM-805 Radio Modem

The Elpro 805U high speed Radio Modem module is the wireless alternative to expensive cabling. It produces RS232 or RS485 connections by radio,can be used instead of serial cable to link PLC ’s, data-loggers, supervisory computers and intelligent transducers.The 805U has been designed to be easy to use and simple to install.It uses a wide bandwidth modulation which does not require a radio licence. The module is fully integrated with radio,power supply,serial ports and microprocessor controller housed in a strong industrial aluminium case. Built in test functions also allow the use to quickly verify the quality of a proposed radio link.

• Forward error-correction, CRC error-check, ARQ modes.• High speed turn-around, low power mode.• Multipoint or point-to-point systems.• Radio data rates up to 76.8 Kbaud.• Licence-free 869MHz radio band.• Hayes AT command compatible.• Distances up to 5km single-hop.• Unlimited number of repeaters• B.E.R. and signal strength test modes

RM-805UHigh Speed Radio Modem

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Westermo Data Communications LtdUnit 14 Talisman Business Centre Duncan Road, Park Gate SOUTHAMPTON SO31 7GAPhone: +44 (0) 1489 580 585 Fax: +44 (0) 1489 580 586

Westermo Application Notes

Westermo produce a range of application notes to help you through the task of setting up your Rockwell PLC with the Westermo Modem.

Westermo Distributor Profile

Routeco is an independent privately owned company. The company was formed in 1978 and has successfully established itself as one of the UK's leading distributors of industrial automation and control products. Over an impressive period of sustained and continuous growth, Routeco have secured a nation-wide network of sales locations employing over 200 personnel. The company has expanded by focusing on providing customers with the very best choice of products from leading manufacturers from around the world. Packaged together with a range of added value services Routeco are ideally positioned to face all new challenges well into the next millennium.

Tel: 0870 607 1000 www.routeco.co.uk

Routeco PlcDavy Avenue Knowlhill

Milton Keynes Bucks MK5 8HJPhone: 0870 607 1000 Fax: 0870 607 1001