Converter

The IOP760AM CR moves data between Wi-Fi, Ethernet and a serial UART port, so a Modbus RTU device or a local Ethernet device can be reached over a wireless link without running cable between them. The Wi-Fi side covers IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac and can act as an uplink or as a WAN connection, depending on how the unit is set up.For sites with changing radio conditions, the unit can switch to a stronger access point through its roaming function once the signal drops below a configured threshold. Serial data can be passed through directly or framed using the Modbus protocol, and the single RJ45 LAN port lets local Ethernet devices share the same connection.A wet-contact digital input and a relay output allow simple event reporting and device triggering. The metal body is designed for DIN-rail or bracket mounting, with a 9 to 48 VDC power input and an operating range of -20 ~ 60 °C.ApplicationsWireless connection of Modbus RTU serial devicesLinking local Ethernet devices over a Wi-Fi uplinkEvent reporting and device triggering via digital input and relay output

The IOP760AM-EU CR is a wireless converter that exchanges data between three interfaces: Wi-Fi, Ethernet and UART. Wi-Fi can serve as the uplink, or the unit can use an Ethernet WAN connection instead, while a local Ethernet switch can link further Ethernet devices through the unit.Serial data can be sent directly over the RS-232/485 port or formatted using the Modbus protocol, which suits engineers connecting Modbus RTU devices to a wireless network. Users can choose IEEE 802.11 b/g/n for 2.4 GHz or IEEE 802.11 ac for 5 GHz. When the signal drops below a set threshold, the roaming function can move the unit to a stronger access point.A digital input and a relay output allow the unit to be used for device triggering or event reporting. The solid metal body can be fitted to DIN-rail or bracket mounting kits, and the unit is rated for an operating temperature of -20 ℃ ~ 60 ℃. This variant is supplied with a category E plug type.ApplicationsWireless connection of serial Modbus RTU devices to Ethernet or Wi-Fi networksDevice triggering and event reporting over a wireless link