Woodward SST-DN3-PCI-1-E

Hanhui Guan Company has specially prepared a highly "core" connection device for overseas industrial automation engineers in the field of data communication - the Woodward SST-DN3-PCI-1-E DeviceNet scanner interface card. As everyone who is involved in system integration or renovation of old production lines knows, the most troublesome issue is "language barrier". On one side, there is a general industrial control computer or upper computer, and on the other side, there are Rockwell or other brand DeviceNet devices. There is no connection between the two sides. As a professional manufacturer, we recommend this high-performance communication card that can act as a "universal bridge" to you, in order to help you easily break the communication barriers between devices and allow data to flow freely between the PC end and the field bus, and completely say goodbye to project stagnation caused by protocol mismatch.

Product advantages

The greatest advantage of our Woodward SST-DN3-PCI-1-E model is "clean interface" and "maintenance of the baffle". For many second-hand boards, the communication interfaces are filled with dust and oxide layers, and the baffle is also rusted. Here, before shipment, we will use precise electronic cleaning agents to thoroughly clean the communication terminals and remove the rust from the metal baffle. Most importantly, we will adjust the parallelism of the baffle to ensure that it can fit tightly onto the computer case without any deformation of the board due to an uneven baffle.

Characteristics

The most distinctive feature of our Woodward SST-DN3-PCI-1-E board is undoubtedly the "DeviceNet Scanner Mode" and the "Intelligent Diagnostic Function". It comes with a powerful scan list function, you can configure it to automatically read the data of the slave station, no human intervention. Another notable feature is its "Status Indicator Logic". Through the different flashing combinations of red, green, and yellow, it can inform you whether it is in the initialization stage, online operation, or network failure. This is like silent language for on-site engineers, allowing them to know exactly where the problem lies without having to look at the computer screen, thereby significantly increasing the efficiency of troubleshooting.

How to maintain

The maintenance of this Woodward SST-DN3-PCI-1-E is not difficult. It is usually plugged into the chassis. The most important things are dust prevention and shock resistance. Regularly check if the screws of the baffle are loose. If they are loose, it can cause poor contact. If you find that the communication is unstable, first turn off the computer, remove the board card, and gently wipe the gold fingers with an eraser to remove the oxide layer. Then plug it back in and it often solves the problem. When connecting the wires, be sure to distinguish between the power line and the signal line. Don't connect them wrongly. Although the DeviceNet cables are thick, they are not resistant to random connections.