MGate MB3480

Protocol converter MGate MB3480. 4-port converter MGate MB3480 by MOXA allows connecting industrial equipment that uses different serial interfaces (RS-232/422/485) and data protocols (Modbus RTU, ASCII) to a high speed Ethernet network. Four independent universal COM-ports provide maximum nodes density, whereas intelligent routing functions optimize the traffic. The converter refers to Plug-and-Play devices and is housed in a fanless industrial grade chassis. MOXA's converter MGate MB3480: description and features: Signal conversion is available in either direction. Maximum number of devices: 16 TCP masters, 32 TCP slaves, 124 RTU/ASCII slaves. Universal COM-ports can operate with any type of industrial controller, sensor or mechanism. Rate: from 50 bit/s up to 921.6 Kbit/s. Slots: 4хDB9M. Configuration of every port can be done individually: rate and transfer protocol (RTU/ASCII). This allows simultaneous integration of 2 types of networks into Modbus TCP. Intelligent functions supported: Automatic Data Direction Control (ADDC), MXview (integrated platform for MOXA’s devices control), Smart Routing. Input voltage: 12…48 V DC. Maximum input current: 385 mA. The device is protected from static discharges, voltage spikes, electromagnetic interference: EN-55022/55024/61000-4, FCC. Despite having 4 ports, the metal chassis features compact dimensions (35х103х157) and a comfortable form-factor that allows wall and DIN-rail mounting configuration. Mean time between failures (MTBF) — 34 years. Thanks to enhanced number of ports, the MOXA’s gateway MGate MB3480 can be incorporated into any large-scale automated system (SCADA) increasing its flexibility and efficiency. The convenient tools save time on setup and configuration (Web Console, Serial Console, Telnet Console, Windows Utility).The affordable price of MGate MB3480 shall not affect your investment budget. If you want to buy converters manufactured by MOXA, or discuss technical characteristics and software options, contact our professional engineers in Saint-Petersburg or Moscow.

Protocol converter MGate MB3480. 4-port converter MGate MB3480 by MOXA allows connecting industrial equipment that uses different serial interfaces (RS-232/422/485) and data protocols (Modbus RTU, ASCII) to a high speed Ethernet network. Four independent universal COM-ports provide maximum nodes density, whereas intelligent routing functions optimize the traffic. The converter refers to Plug-and-Play devices and is housed in a fanless industrial grade chassis. MOXA's converter MGate MB3480: description and features: Signal conversion is available in either direction. Maximum number of devices: 16 TCP masters, 32 TCP slaves, 124 RTU/ASCII slaves. Universal COM-ports can operate with any type of industrial controller, sensor or mechanism. Rate: from 50 bit/s up to 921.6 Kbit/s. Slots: 4хDB9M. Configuration of every port can be done individually: rate and transfer protocol (RTU/ASCII). This allows simultaneous integration of 2 types of networks into Modbus TCP. Intelligent functions supported: Automatic Data Direction Control (ADDC), MXview (integrated platform for MOXA’s devices control), Smart Routing. Input voltage: 12…48 V DC. Maximum input current: 385 mA. The device is protected from static discharges, voltage spikes, electromagnetic interference: EN-55022/55024/61000-4, FCC. Despite having 4 ports, the metal chassis features compact dimensions (35х103х157) and a comfortable form-factor that allows wall and DIN-rail mounting configuration. Mean time between failures (MTBF) — 34 years. Thanks to enhanced number of ports, the MOXA’s gateway MGate MB3480 can be incorporated into any large-scale automated system (SCADA) increasing its flexibility and efficiency. The convenient tools save time on setup and configuration (Web Console, Serial Console, Telnet Console, Windows Utility).The affordable price of MGate MB3480 shall not affect your investment budget. If you want to buy converters manufactured by MOXA, or discuss technical characteristics and software options, contact our professional engineers in Saint-Petersburg or Moscow.