Communication module for Controller Area Network (CAN)
The Snap-SCM-CAN2B by Opto 22 acquires data from industrial devices, motors, actuators, and other devices connected to a Controller Area Network (CAN).
Opto 22 has released the Snap-SCM-CAN2B, a high-speed serial communication module that acquires data from generators, motors, sensors, actuators, and other industrial devices connected to a Controller Area Network (CAN). With the Snap-SCM-CAN2B module, industrial engineers can incorporate data from CAN devices into their control application just like the analog, digital, and serial I/O signals received from other SNAP I/O modules installed on the I/O rack.
The Snap-SCM-CAN2B module is used with Opto 22's Snap PAC System, which includes programmable automation controllers (PACs) and Ethernet-based I/O systems, which are used with PACs as well as with PC-based control applications. The Snap-SCM-CAN2B has one input for receiving data from devices on a CAN network; this module does not transmit. Like all Opto 22 Snap I/O modules, the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B is optically isolated from the equipment and devices it connects to, as well as from other modules on a shared I/O rack.
To use the Snap-SCM-CAN2B module in a control application, the Opto 22 CAN Integration Kit for PAC Project provides an example strategy to enable an Opto 22 PAC system equipped with one or more Snap-SCM-CAN2B modules to receive data from devices on a CAN protocol network. The integration kit supports CAN protocols J1939, NMEA 2000, and ISO 11783. The Opto 22 CAN Integration Kit for PAC Project can be downloaded at no cost from the Opto 22 website.
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- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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