Products

The ProSoft MVI46-ADMNET is a C programmable Application Development Module for the Allen-Bradley SLC 500 platform (1746 I/O chassis). It provides a programmable platform with one Ethernet port and two serial ports, allowing users to develop custom communication protocols and application-specific logic that runs independently of the SLC controller, communicating with it via the backplane.

The ProSoft MVI46-ADM is a C programmable Application Development Module for the Allen-Bradley SLC 500 platform (1746 I/O chassis). It provides a programmable platform with two serial ports, allowing users to develop custom communication protocols and application-specific logic that runs independently of the SLC controller, communicating with it via the backplane.

The ProSoft MVI71-MCM is an in-chassis Modbus Master/Slave communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables PLC-5 and SLC controllers to communicate with Modbus RTU/ASCII serial devices as either a master or slave, integrating Modbus-based equipment into 1771-based control architectures.

The ProSoft MVI71-DFCM is an in-chassis DF1 Master/Slave communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables PLC-5 and SLC controllers to communicate with DF1-based Allen-Bradley devices (such as PLC-5, SLC 500, and MicroLogix controllers) as either a DF1 master or slave, integrating legacy DF1 devices into 1771-based control architectures.

The ProSoft MVI71-AFC is an in-chassis Gas & Oil Flow Computer module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It performs flow measurement calculations for gas and liquid hydrocarbon applications, including AGA, API, and ISO standard calculations, and communicates the results to the host controller via the backplane.

The ProSoft MVI71-HART is an in-chassis HART communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables legacy PLC-5 or SLC controllers to communicate with HART-compatible field instruments (transmitters, valves, positioners), integrating HART device data into the control architecture via the backplane.

The ProSoft MVI71-MNET is an in-chassis Modbus TCP/IP communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables PLC-5 or SLC controllers to communicate with Modbus TCP/IP devices as a client or server, integrating Modbus-based equipment into legacy 1771-based control architectures over Ethernet.

The ProSoft MVI71-DNPSNET is an in-chassis DNP 3.0 Ethernet Server communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables legacy PLC-5 or SLC controllers to act as DNP 3.0 Ethernet servers, allowing DNP 3.0 master stations (such as SCADA systems) to poll the controller for data over an Ethernet network.

The ProSoft MVI71-DFNT is an in-chassis EtherNet/IP communication module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC (1771) platform. It enables PLC-5 or SLC controllers to communicate with EtherNet/IP devices as a client or server, integrating EtherNet/IP-based equipment into legacy 1771-based control architectures.

The ProSoft MVI71-ADMNET is a C programmable Application Development Module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC platform (1771 I/O chassis). It provides a programmable platform with one Ethernet port and two serial ports, allowing users to develop custom communication protocols and application-specific logic that runs independently of the host controller, communicating with it via the 1771 backplane.

The ProSoft MVI71-ADM is a C programmable Application Development Module for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 / SLC platform (1771 I/O chassis). It provides a programmable platform with two serial ports, allowing users to develop custom communication protocols and application-specific logic that runs independently of the host controller, communicating with it via the backplane.

The ProSoft MVI94-MCM is an in-chassis Modbus Master/Slave communication module for the Allen-Bradley Flex I/O (1794) platform. It enables a Flex I/O system or compatible controller to communicate with Modbus RTU/ASCII serial devices as either a master or slave, integrating Modbus-based equipment into Flex I/O-based control architectures.