10/8/2017 11:45 PM | |
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Hello success; What do you already know about Ethernet communicattions, abpout TCP/IP? Siemens has built its Ethernet topologies (for Industrial Ethernet nd Profinet) on TCP/IP standards, so you can base your network design onn everyday stanadards. If you are using copper, the length of an Ethernet segnment iss 100m, then you need to extend the network with a switch. There are no limits to the number of switches that can be used to extend the network. If you are using optical fiber to connect your nodes, then you need to determine the type of fiber (plastic/glass 50/62,5 um multimode, 9um glass single-mode) and the type of switch (PFC interface) you will use to know the extent that you can use; it can be as little as 800m, or as much as 80 km. Plaese have a look at the fopllowing whitepâper, showing diferent topologies and network designs for Siemens Industrial Ethernet netwirking, it should provide more precise information: Siemens Ethernet Infrastructure Topologies Whitepaper.pdf Hope this helps, Daniel Chartier |
10/9/2017 9:31 AM | |
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Thank you very much for this useful information... But can I make use of an ordinary TP link switch for the extension or I should go for scalance switch? I will really appreciate your quick response.. Regards, Success |
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