Allen-Bradley 1734-AENTR is a redundant Ethernet communication adapter in Rockwell Automation's Point I/O series, used to achieve distributed I/O connection and data transmission in industrial automation systems. The following is a detailed introduction:
Product Overview
As the core component of the Point I/O series, 1734-AENTR provides redundant communication capabilities of dual Ethernet ports and supports multiple network protocols such as DeviceNet, ControlNet and Ethernet/IP. It allows up to 63 I/O modules to be connected to the industrial Ethernet network and ensures high availability of the system in the event of network failure through redundant design.
Technical Specifications
Network Features
Protocol support: Ethernet/IP (master and slave), Modbus TCP (client), DHCP, DNS, SNMP.
Number of ports: 2 RJ45 Ethernet ports, supporting linear topology or ring network redundancy.
Transmission rate: 10/100Mbps adaptive, full-duplex.
Network redundancy: supports DeviceNet Scanner redundancy, Ethernet/IP adapter redundancy and linear ring network (DLR).
Node address: configured by software, no hard coding required.
Electrical parameters
Power supply: 24V DC (19.2 - 28.8V), typical power consumption 8.5W.
Field power supply: provides 400mA of 24V output to power the module.
Point bus current: maximum 1000mA (5V).
Mechanical and environmental parameters
Dimensions: 49mm (width) × 12mm (depth) × 144mm (height).
Weight: about 140g.
Mounting method: DIN rail mounting, supports horizontal or vertical layout.
Operating temperature: -20°C to + 60°C.
Storage temperature: -40°C to + 85°C.
Humidity: 5% - 95% relative humidity (non-condensing).
Vibration resistance: 5g (10 - 500Hz).
Shock resistance: 30g (11ms).
Status Indicator
LED indicator: including system status, power supply, Ethernet A/B port status, communication status, etc.
Features
Dual Ethernet port redundancy
Redundant communication is achieved through two independent Ethernet ports. When one port fails, it automatically switches to the other port to ensure uninterrupted data transmission.
Flexible network topology
Supports linear topology and ring network structure to meet different industrial site layout requirements.
Plug and Play
Supports hot swapping, and modules can be replaced while the system is running to reduce downtime.
Integrated diagnostic function
Provides real-time network status monitoring and diagnostic information for quick troubleshooting.
Wide device compatibility
Can be seamlessly integrated with Rockwell Automation's PLC, HMI and other industrial equipment.
Typical application scenarios
Critical industrial systems: scenarios where network interruptions cannot be tolerated in industries such as automotive manufacturing, food processing, and power.
Distributed I/O system: In large factories or production lines, decentralized I/O modules are connected to the central control system.
Applications requiring high availability: such as process control, robot control, logistics automation, etc.
Matching Use
I/O Modules: Can be used with 1734 series digital, analog and special function I/O modules.
Software Tools: Configuration and programming through Studio 5000 Logix Designer or RSLogix 5000.
Network Equipment: Need to cooperate with industrial Ethernet switches, routers and other equipment to build a complete network.