Aplex SiER-G1101M Modbus Gateway

Thursday, 11 April, 2024 | Supplied by: Backplane Systems Technology Pty Ltd

The Aplex SiER-G1101M is an Industrial 1-port RS-232/422/485 Modbus Gateway, a part of the SiER series designed for smart manufacturing. The solution is engineered with AIoT capabilities to facilitate industrial and manufacturing transition towards a digitising information environment an industrial setting.

The system supports 32 Modbus TCP master and slave mode devices. It has 10/100BASE-TX RJ45 transmission distance up to 100 m.

Online: www.backplane.com.au
Phone: 02 9457 6400

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