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I need to connect multiple DF1 devices to a single serial port on an SLC or MicroLogix processor, is there a solution? |
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ProSoft makes a DF1 gateway that functions as a multiplexor. This permits up to 3 DF1 master devices to communicate to a single SLC or MicroLogix processor while only using a single communication port on the processor. Additional information can be found on the products web page: http://www.prosoft-technology.com/Products/Gateways/DF1-Serial-Port-Expander-Gateway/DF1-Serial-Port-Expander-Gateway |
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