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SKU: 80190-560-01-R

Allen Bradley 80190-560-01-R PC Board

The Allen Bradley 80190-560-01-R, also cataloged as the 80190-560-01-R PC Board, operates as a dedicated hardware component for industrial communication and signal routing within PLC networks.

Hardware Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Model80190-560-01-R
BrandAllen Bradley
OriginUSA
Weight0.4 kg
Dimensions19.1 x 18.8 x 6.5 cm
Operating TempIndustrial Standard
Power ConsumptionSystem Backplane Dependent
Primary FunctionEthernet Router / Signal Processing

Profinet and EtherNet/IP Deterministic Network Characteristics

The 80190-560-01-R leverages integrated logic to facilitate deterministic data exchange across industrial networks. Specifically, the module supports high-speed packet routing, thereby minimizing latency in Ethernet-based PLC backplane communication. Furthermore, firmware flash compatibility ensures the hardware remains synchronized with contemporary network protocols. In addition to this, I/O density scaling allows for seamless integration into complex, multi-node automation environments without compromising bus velocity. Consequently, the system maintains strict timing compliance even as network traffic demands increase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the 80190-560-01-R support live extraction from the PLC backplane?

A: No. Power must be disconnected from the chassis before installing or removing the PC Board to prevent electrical arcing or damage to backplane pin connectors.

Q: How should the module be configured for network routing?

A: Configuration is performed via the primary PLC programming environment, utilizing the integrated Ethernet router interface to map physical addresses to logical network tags.

Field Installation Guidelines

  1. Ensure the control cabinet power is isolated and locked out before installation.
  2. Inspect the PCB edge connectors for any oxidation or mechanical deformation.
  3. Slide the module into the designated PLC chassis slot, ensuring the backplane connector aligns correctly with the receiving socket.
  4. Secure the module using the top and bottom captive screws to ensure proper grounding and mechanical stability on the DIN rail.
  5. Connect shielded Ethernet cabling to the designated ports, ensuring the cable shield is terminated at the cabinet common ground point to minimize EMI interference.
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