uPAC-5000

The uPAC-5001 CR is a programmable automation controller for bridging serial field devices onto Ethernet. It runs the MiniOS7 operating system and is programmed in C using the supplied software development tool kits, including Modbus libraries, so serial devices can be given Ethernet and Internet connectivity without custom communication stacks.Connectivity covers one 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet port, one RS-232 port and one RS-485 port, with serial speeds up to 115200 bps. Data can be exposed to SCADA packages over the standard Modbus protocol. Storage comprises 512 KB of flash, 16 KB of EEPROM and microSD expansion of up to 32 GB.For local hardware expansion, the controller provides an I/O expansion bus for XW-board modules. Reliability features include redundant power inputs accepting +12 ~ 48 VDC, a built-in watchdog timer, a real-time clock and two programmable status LEDs. The unit is rated for -25 ~ +75 °C operation and mounts on a DIN rail.ApplicationsAdding Ethernet and Internet connectivity to existing serial devicesModbus data exchange with SCADA systems such as Indusoft, ISaGRAF, DasyLab, Trace Mode, Citect and iFixLocal control with expandable I/O in DIN-rail industrial enclosures

The uPAC-5001-FD is an Ethernet programmable automation controller built around an 80 MHz 80186 CPU and the MiniOS7 framework from ICP DAS. It suits engineers who need to bring RS-232 or RS-485 serial devices onto an Ethernet network and expose their data to SCADA packages through the standard Modbus protocol.Application software is written in C using ICP DAS development toolkits, which include Modbus libraries. Storage comprises 512 KB flash, 16 KB EEPROM and 256 MB NAND flash, with microSD expansion of up to 32 GB. The unit also provides a 64-bit hardware serial number, a real-time clock, a watchdog timer and two programmable status LEDs.An I/O expansion bus accepts XW-board modules for A/D, D/A, D/I, D/O and serial expansion. Power is taken from +12 ~ 48 VDC with redundant inputs, and the unit is rated for operation at -25 ~ +75 °C with DIN-rail mounting.ApplicationsIntegrating RS-232 and RS-485 serial devices into Ethernet networksModbus-based data exchange with SCADA softwareLocal control with expansion I/O via the XW-board bus

The uPAC-5001D is a compact programmable automation controller built around an 80186 CPU running at 80 MHz under the MiniOS7 framework. It suits engineers who need to bring serial field devices onto an Ethernet network, with one 10/100 Base-TX port alongside an RS-232 and an RS-485 port for device connections.Application code is written in C using the supplied software development toolkits, including Modbus libraries, so that data from serial equipment can be exposed to SCADA packages over the standard Modbus protocol. Storage comprises 512 KB of Flash, 16 KB of EEPROM and a microSD slot that accepts cards of up to 32 GB.For local hardware expansion, the controller provides an I/O expansion bus that accepts XW-board modules. Local feedback comes from a 5-digit 7-segment LED display and two programmable status LEDs, and the unit has redundant power inputs for a supply range of +12 ~ 48 VDC. This ordering code is the RoHS-compliant version.ApplicationsIntegrating serial devices into Ethernet and Internet communicationModbus-based communication with SCADA software such as Indusoft, ISaGRAF, DasyLab, Trace Mode, Citect and iFixExpandable I/O systems using XW-board modules on the expansion bus

The uPAC-5001D-FD is a programmable automation controller for engineers who need to bring serial devices onto Ethernet without a separate gateway. Its 80186-80 CPU runs the MiniOS7 framework, and the C language development toolkit with Modbus libraries lets you build the control logic and communication routines on the controller.Serial devices on the RS-232 or RS-485 ports can be polled and presented over the 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet port, and the standard Modbus protocol provides a route to common SCADA packages. For storage, the unit combines 512 KB of Flash, 16 KB of EEPROM and 256 MB of NAND Flash, with microSD expansion up to 32 GB. A real-time clock and a watchdog timer support unattended operation.Hardware can be extended through the XW-board I/O expansion bus, which gives access to analogue and digital I/O and serial ports on add-on boards from the uPAC-5000 range. Redundant power inputs accept +12 to 48 VDC, and the DIN-rail housing suits control cabinet installation across an operating range of -25 to +75 °C.ApplicationsSerial device integration into Ethernet and Internet networksSCADA connectivity via ModbusDistributed control and data acquisition with I/O expansion boards

768KB SRAM C Language Based uPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside).

768KB SRAM C Language Based with 64MB Flash uPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside).

768KB SRAM C Language Based with 512 KB Battery Backup SRAMuPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside).

768 KB SRAM C Language Based uPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside) with LED Display.

768 KB SRAM C Language Based with 64MB Flash uPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside) with LED Display.

768 KB SRAM C Language Based with 512 KB Battery Backup SRAMuPAC-5000 (MiniOS7 Inside) with LED Display.

uPAC-5000 with LAN and ZigBee (Full Function Device).