GE DS200TCEAG1BNE communication module

Function description:

DS200TCEAG1BNE is a communication module, its specific functions and features are as follows:

Features:

Data transmission: The communication module is capable of transmitting various data types, including text, images, audio, video, and sensor data. This data can be used for monitoring, control, remote access, data acquisition and analysis, providing powerful data support in areas such as industrial automation, the Internet and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Industrial automation applications: In the industrial sector, the DS200TCEAG1BNE can connect PLC (Programmable logic controller), SCADA (monitoring and data acquisition system), sensors, actuators and other devices to the control system to achieve automatic control and monitoring, thereby improving production efficiency and optimizing production processes.

Internet and iot applications: In the Internet domain, this communication module supports device-to-device (D2D) communication, device-to-cloud (D2C) communication, and data exchange between cloud applications. In the Internet of Things (IoT) system, the DS200TCEAG1BNE is a key component that enables iot devices to communicate with the Internet and other devices, enabling applications such as smart homes, smart cities, smart factories, and more.

Remote monitoring and control: This communication module allows for remote monitoring and control of devices, which is very important in many fields, such as telemedicine, remote device management and remote monitoring.

Features:

Data security: DS200TCEAG1BNE typically includes security features to ensure that data is protected during transmission, preventing unauthorized access and data breaches, thereby safeguarding the security of data.

Installation:

The controller module consists of at least one controller and a four-slot CPCI rack with one or two power supplies. The leftmost slot must contain the primary controller (slot 1). A single rack can accommodate a second, third, and fourth controller. During storage, the CMOS battery is unplugged via the processor board jumper to extend battery life. Reinstall the battery jumper when inserting the board. Refer to the individual UCCx module drawings for information on jumper location. CMOS RAM Settings, internal date, and real-time clock are all battery-powered. Since the BIOS has set the CMOS Settings to the default level, there is no need to change them. Just reset the real-time clock. The system NTP server or the ToolboxST application can be used to set the initial time and date.