136180-01 BENTLY NEVADA 3500/92-04-01-00 Communication Gateway Module

The 3500/92 Communication Gateway module provides extensive communication capabilities of all rack monitored values and statuses for integration with process control and other automation systems using both Ethernet TCP/IP and serial (RS232/RS422/RS485) communications capabilities. It also permits Ethernet communications with 3500 Rack Configuration Software and Data Acquisition Software.
Supported protocols include:

• Modicon Modbus protocol (via serial communications)
• Modbus/TCP protocol (a variant of serial Modbus used for TCP/IP Ethernet communications)
• Proprietary Bently Nevada protocol (for communication with 3500 Rack Configuration and Data Acquisition Software packages

The Ethernet connection to the 3500/92 is an RJ45 connection for 10BASE-T star configuration Ethernet networks.

The 3500/92 supports the communication interfaces, communication protocols, and other features from the original 3500/90 with the exception of the primary value Modbus registers. The 3500/92 now has a Configurable Modbus Register Utility, which can provide the same functionality originally addressed by the primary value Modbus registers.

Features:

• Alarm Drive Logic Integration

• Versatile Logic Programming

The module supports the utilization of AND and OR logic, allowing users to create intricate cause-and-effect relationships between inputs and outputs. 

• Diverse Input Sources

The power of the Alarm Drive Logic is amplified by the diversity of input sources it can tap into. The module can use alarming inputs such as Alert and Danger statuses, which are indicative of critical conditions.

• Customization through Software

The module's programmability is brought to life through the Rack Configuration Software. This software serves as the gateway to translating your application's unique requirements into actionable logic for the 4-Channel Relay Module. The user-friendly interface empowers individuals to tailor the behavior of the module according to the specific operational context, enhancing its functionality to align with real-world demands.