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The S5 is available in a wide variety of physical port formats starting with the standard two serial ports (RS-232, RS-232 or RS-485) and dual autoswitching 10/100 Ethernet with RJ-45 port. The standard S5 comes with a PCI backplane to accept proprietary interfaces in that form factor, but comes in a ISA backplane version as well. The S5 is highly-scaleable, supporting as many as 300 serial ports, hundreds of Ethernet sockets (virtual connections), and three available slots for proprietary interfaces (i.e. Allen-Bradley Data Highway Plus) or fieldbus transceivers Multiple independent channels are supported with your choice of protocols. Sophisticated communication related behaviors can also be programmed to provide control over how, what and where data is sent. Remarkably all this power is easy to use and requires nothing more than the applications you already have on your computer. Reliability is built-in with surge, overload, and reverse polarity protection (channel interfaces may provide isolation or isolation options). Every channel is watchdogged independently of all others, allowing automatic recovery from transient conditions. The S3 is also standard with channel redundancy and hot-swap capability. Diagnostics, process data monitoring and configuration are remotely accessible over a LAN. Software functions are accessible through common Internet browsers. Diagnostics are designed to scale from the general to the specific, with pseudo-LEDs to indicate activity, status as if you were viewing a panel device. Numerical status codes are associated with each mapping (query or update transaction). Natural language logs for error, boot, monitor, system and debug logs. The debug logs feature protocol analyzer function. Logs can be viewed within the browser or downloaded as text files through Windows™ Explorer Processor data can be viewed by data type or by tag name. Liaison communication processors feature a project paradigm that lets each unit store as many projects as necessary or desirable. Modifications or additions to the configuration
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