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In-Rack PROFINET Connectivity Now Available for ControlLogix® PACs
ProSoft is happy to announce that we’re now enabling in-rack PROFINET connectivity for Rockwell Automation® ControlLogix® PACs. This is the first time in-chassis PROFINET connectivity has been available for Rockwell Automation users, and this integration is key for seamless networking between your PAC and PROFINET RT network.
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Gain Wi-Fi 6 Connectivity from Latest ProSoft Industrial Radio
We’re happy today to share the news that ProSoft has released its first Wi-Fi 6 industrial radio, which is ideal for large applications, including material handling and logistics facilities. The new ProLinx Edge® Mini radio offers the reliable wireless connectivity that has defined ProSoft’s previous radios.
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MQTT’s Role in IT/OT Convergence
IT’s data can play a major role in OT’s processes, ensuring goals are met and issues are detected. Collecting data can pose some challenges, and making it valuable is the next challenging step. The protocol MQTT can help, ensuring reliable data exchange between your systems and devices.
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What Do You Need to Modernize? This Superstar Gateway Can Help
We’d like to think that the AN-X4 modernization gateway is something of a superstar solution. The gateway can help you update a variety of legacy Allen-Bradley equipment to newer Rockwell Automation systems – and you can use it repeatedly. In this blog, learn about the different modes the gateway supports.
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Should You Use Cellular or Wi-Fi to Connect AMRs and AGVs?
The demands on logistics facilities and material handling applications remain supersized, and your connectivity has to keep up. To meet demand, many facilities use autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for some tasks that can be automated in facilities. Today we’re taking a look at the ideal connectivity option for these machines: cellular or Wi-Fi?
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Transform Your Water and Wastewater Application’s Connectivity
Legacy connectivity in water and wastewater operations includes two major communication avenues: The DF1 industrial protocol, commonly seen in the industry; and the use of leased line modems to connect wide-ranging equipment. Discover how to update these on your timeline; the benefits their updated replacements can bring; and the role that industrial remote connectivity can play in water and wastewater applications.
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