Entry-level serial device servers and Modbus TCP gateways for connecting RS-232/RS-485 instruments, meters and PLCs to Ethernet networks. ATOP SE5201/SE5202 and MB5201/MB5202 series: compact, DIN-rail mounted and priced for volume roll-outs. UK supply and configuration support from Indiott.
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The ATOP MB5201 is an entry-level industrial Modbus gateway that connects serial field devices to Ethernet networks. It supports the four most common interfaces, RS-232, RS-422, RS-485 and Ethernet, so you can bridge almost any serial meter, PLC or RTU onto a Modbus TCP network. A configuration utility lets you select the hardware interface and…
Diverse Hardware InfrastructureThe MB5202 Modbus Gateway supports the four most commonly used communication standards, RS-232, RS-485, RS-422, and Ethernet. It comes with a user-friendly configuration utility to allow quick hardware interface selection, so you can easily connect to your existing communication infrastructure. And with industrial EMC protection plus a wide operation temperature range, MB5202 is…
Despite Ethernet having become the new backbone standard of Industrial Automation, Serial devices still remain highly relevant today, with numerous devices installed on sites worldwide. So with ATOP’s SE5201 Series, you can transform any serial device into an Ethernet-capable one, allowing you to control and monitor your legacy serial devices via your LAN or WAN…
Despite Ethernet having become the new backbone standard of Industrial Automation, Serial devices still remain highly relevant today, with numerous devices installed on sites worldwide. So with ATOP’s SE5201C Series, you can transform any serial device into an Ethernet-capable one, allowing you to control and monitor your legacy serial devices via your LAN or WAN…
Despite Ethernet having become the new backbone standard of Industrial Automation, Serial devices still remain highly relevant today, with numerous devices installed on sites worldwide. So with ATOP’s SE5202 Series, you can transform any serial device into an Ethernet-capable one, allowing you to control and monitor your legacy serial devices via your LAN or WAN…