PanelView Plus 512MB Ext Memory Card 2711P-RC4 Allen Bradley Modules

2711P-RC4 AB AB PanelView Plus 512MB Ext Memory Card

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Application

CompactFlash Cards are a storage medium for 2711P PanelView Plus orPanelView Plus CE terminals.The card slides into the CompactFlash slot of the terminal, or into a PCMCIA slot ofa personal computer using an adapter, 2711P-RCH.

Install a Memory Card

Locate the card slot on the side of the terminal.

Insert the card in the card slot and push until the card is firmly seated.

For the PanelView Plus 400 and 600 terminal, insert the card withAB logo facing toward the display.

For the 2711P PanelView Plus 700 - 1500 or PanelView Plus CE terminals,insert the card with the logo facing away from the display.

Follow these steps to install the memory card in personal computer:

Insert the card into the cat. not. 2711P-RCH, adapter with both ABlogos facing in the same direction.
Insert the assembly into the PCMCIA slot.The card will appear as a new drive.

Remove a Memory Card

1.Press the Eject button above the memory card slot. When the button popsout, press it again to release the card.The PanelView Plus 400 and 600 terminals do not have an eject button.Simply secure edge of card with your fingers and pull card away from slot.

2. Remove the memory card from the slot.

AB News

Data Analytics Start with Smart Instruments

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These instruments transmit basic process variables — along with extended data such as calibration parameters, diagnostics and other information — over digital networks. This data becomes valuable when analyzed by end users in the context of a specific process, permitting them to perform predictive maintenance, reduce downtime and make other operational improvements.

This description assumes every smart instrument is connected via a digital network, but in many instances, the information present in the instruments is unavailable because of communication protocol limitations. Bridging the gap between smart instruments and data repositories is where industrial Ethernet protocols such as EtherNet/IP™ and PROFINET® enter the picture.

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