IBM CTI 2572 manual Introduction, Description

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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Description

 

The 2572 Ethernet TCP/IP Adapter is a single wide I/O module

 

which connects SIMATIC TI505 controllers to Ethernet networks.

 

Using TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol),

 

other controllers or computers can access registers, counters, timers,

 

and memory locations in the PLC (Programmable Logic Controller).

 

Thus, the 2572 enables applications such as supervisory control, data

 

acquisition, and remote program download to be performed using

 

SIMATIC TI505 equipment over an industry standard local area

 

network.

 

The 2572 attaches to all media specified by IEEE 802.3 including

 

10Base5 (thick coax), 10BASE2 (thin coax), 10BaseT (unshielded

 

twisted pair), and FOIRL (fiber optic cable). User supplied 10BaseT

 

cabling can be attached directly to the 2572 via a RJ-45 connector.

 

Other media may be attached via the appropriate transceiver attached

 

to the AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) port. The AUI port may be

 

powered from the backplane or with an external power supply to

 

conserve backplane power.

 

In addition to the Ethernet ports, the 2572 provides two serial ports

Figure 1 CTI 2572

which can function as program ports for local or remote PLCs.

 

Operator interface devices, such as the CTI 5250 Access Module, or

 

personal computers running programming software, such as TISOFT, can access the PLC memory via these ports. These ports operate concurrently with the Ethernet ports.

An array of diagnostic LEDs indicate operational status of the module, activity on the Ethernet and serial ports, and the status of the Ethernet connection (link beat status, AUI active, collisions, and 10BaseT reversed polarity).

The 2572 requires no user programming of the module. The initial baud rates of the serial ports may be set by switches. All options are set by switches on the module or via word values set by PLC logic.

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Contents Ethernet TCP/IP Adapter Module Technical Overview Page Document Disclaimer Statement Page Preface Page Table of Contents Page 802.3 Frame w/ Snap Header 10Base5 Thick Coax TopologyPage Description IntroductionSerial Redirect Server ModeClient Mode 2572 FunctionsMaster/Slave vs. Local Area Networks Local Area Network OverviewToken Ring Topology Ieee 802.5 Token-RingEthernet Topology Coax Ethernet and IeeeFuture Technologies Ieee 802.4 Token BusSummary Page ISO Reference Model Ethernet OverviewEthernet Topologies and Media Physical Layer 10BaseT Unshielded Twisted Pair UTP Bridges Foirl Fiber OpticEthernet Version 2 and Ieee 802.3 Packet Mixed MediaEthernet Protocol Data Link Layer Ethernet Version 2 standard defines the packet as follows Requirement for Higher Level Protocols Ethernet AddressesPage Connectionless Protocols Network ProtocolsConnectionless vs. Connection Oriented Protocols Common LAN Protocols Connection-Oriented ProtocolsIPX/SPX Page TCP/IP Components TCP/IP OverviewIP Address Internet ProtocolSubnet Address Mask User Datagram Protocol UDP Address Resolution Protocol ARPInternet Control Message Protocol Icmp Connection-Oriented Communications That other network nodes can accessTransmission Control Protocol TCP Stream OrientationTCP Segment Reliable Data Transfer2572 TCP/IP Support Berkeley SocketsPage Non Intelligent Terminal Protocol PLC Command InterfaceTask Codes