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Consider the Benefits: Cellular Connectivity for Industrial Applications

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There’s been a growing acceptance of cellular connectivity for industrial applications....

Enable Reliable Connectivity in Extreme Environments

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Consider the Benefits: Gateways for Protocol Conversion

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Increase Data Integrity in Your DNP3 Application

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Product focus, Gateways Oil and Gas Wastewater Water Protocol Conversion

DNP3 is prevalent in utility applications around the world, including in over 90 percent of North America utilities. Its scalable nature and time-stamping at the source provides the data that many companies need to maintain reliable service that can expand as the coverage area grows. ProSoft’s latest DNP3 gateway aims to make that data collection as thorough as possible.

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Six New Modules to End the Summer

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Product focus, Gateways Modernization Protocol Conversion

The new modules run the gamut from ControlNet and DeviceNet modernization gateways to solutions like the XPosition module, which provides positional data for cranes and marine crafts. (Yep, pretty cool.)

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Need to Replace Your Molex® SST™ Module?

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Product focus, Gateways In-chassis Legacy Protocol Conversion

With some Molex® SST™ products being moved to the obsolete column, your best approach might be to proactively replace these modules. ProSoft has replacements that can help your application maintain longevity.

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Streamlined Migrations for Legacy Products

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Product focus, In-chassis Legacy Modernization Protocol Conversion

New modules and updated features will help you replace your legacy units, and bring greater functionality to your application.

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A PROFIBUS Connection in Your ControlLogix®

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Product focus, In-chassis Protocol Conversion

ProSoft has completed an update of its PROFIBUS solutions to ensure they meet the demands of the most challenging process applications.

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Improving the Cleaning Process, One Module at a Time

By Lauren Robeson Menting – Global Communications Specialist Filed in Application stories, In-chassis Food and Beverage Protocol Conversion

A bottled mineral water manufacturer needed to connect a CompactLogix™ with Siemens® equipment. An in-chassis module solved that communications disconnect.

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