SNAP
Wireless LAN I/O
SNAP
Wireless LAN I/O™ extends your SNAP Ethernet I/O™ network to areas where
it is impossible or uneconomical to run network wiring. Mobile machines and
equipment, as well as equipment on the manufacturing floor, in warehouses, and
in storage yards, for example, can now be monitored and controlled together
with equipment on the wired network or in a separate wireless network.
Used with the same Opto 22 SNAP mounting racks
and SNAP I/O™ modules as wired SNAP Ethernet brains, these wireless LAN
processors provide a powerful and sophisticated communications and I/O
handling system. SNAP wireless LAN brain functions are identical to their
analog/digital/serial wired counterparts. The wireless LAN brain also supports
the same comprehensive event/reactions and multiple, simultaneous
communication options as the SNAP Ethernet brain.
The following diagram shows a network example
using both wired SNAP Ethernet I/O and SNAP Wireless LAN I/O. Data from both
wired and wireless I/O systems is available to all authorized users on the
network for monitoring or control.
SNAP-IT Wireless LAN units are used with Symbol
Technologies Spectrum24® access points (APs). An AP acts as a wireless LAN
hub to connect wireless devices to each other and to a wired Ethernet network.
APs, power supplies and cords, documentation, and a general-purpose antenna
can be purchased through Opto 22.
SNAP Wireless LAN I/O can also be used in a
completely wireless network, as shown below. A Spectrum24 access point can
provide the basis for this wireless network. Wireless devices used with the
network, such as wireless laptops, must be equipped with a wireless PC card
compatible with the access point. These PC cards and documentation are also
available through Opto 22.
For some uses a direct connection between one
wireless computer and one SNAP Wireless LAN system may be sufficient. In this
case a separate access point is not needed; the wireless PC card in the
computer can be set to act as an access point.
| Document |
Type |
Form # |
Format |
| Fuses
for Opto 22 Products |
Data
sheet |
0489 |
pdf |
| ioDisplay |
Data
sheet |
1296 |
pdf |
| OptoTerminal |
Data
sheet |
1340 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Analog Input Modules |
Data
sheet |
1065 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Analog Output Modules |
Data
sheet |
1066 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Analog PID Module |
Data
sheet |
1264 |
pdf |
| SNAP
B Series Racks |
Data
sheet |
0784 |
pdf |
| SNAP
D Series |
Data
sheet |
0777 |
pdf |
| SNAP
D Series (with field wiring terminal strip) |
Data
sheet |
0778 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Digital Input Modules |
Data
sheet |
0773 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Digital Output Modules |
Data
sheet |
1144 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ethernet Brain |
Data
sheet |
1083 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Isolated Analog Input Modules |
Data
sheet |
1182 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Learning Center |
Data
sheet |
0943 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Module Jumper Strap |
Data
sheet |
1038 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Power Supplies |
Data
sheet |
1120 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Power Supply 24V, 3/4 Amp |
Data
sheet |
0953 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Serial Communication Modules |
Data
sheet |
1184 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Simple Brain data sheet |
Data
sheet |
1452 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Two-Axis Quadrature Input |
Data
sheet |
1053 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ultimate Brain |
Data
sheet |
1291 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ultimate I/O Learning Center |
Data
sheet |
1427 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Wiegand Module data sheet |
Data
sheet |
1365 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Wireless LAN Brain |
Data
sheet |
1261 |
pdf |
| SNAP-IT
Rack Mount Wireless LAN |
Data
sheet |
1269 |
pdf |
| Standard
Analog ICTD Temperature |
Data
sheet |
0446 |
pdf |
| Callaway
Drives Better After a Year with SNAP Ethernet I/O |
Case
study |
1303 |
pdf |
| Coca-Cola/Dasani
Water Case Study |
Case
study |
1426 |
pdf |
| Grupo
Antolin Gains Control of Its Headliner Assembly Process |
Case
study |
1304 |
pdf |
| Ethernet
and TCP/IP for Industrial Automation |
White
paper |
1262 |
pdf |
| ioControl
User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1300 |
pdf |
| ioManager
User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1440 |
pdf |
| OptoOPCServer
User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1439 |
pdf |
| OptoTerminal
Hardware User's Manual |
User's
guide |
1343 |
pdf |
| OptoTerminal
Qlarity Foundry User's Manual |
User's
guide |
1344 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ethernet Brain User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1112 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ethernet-Based I/O Units User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1460 |
pdf |
| SNAP
PID Module User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1263 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Serial Communication Modules User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1191 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ultimate I/O System User's Guide |
User's
guide |
1311 |
pdf |
| SNAP
I/O Wiring Guide |
Installation
guide |
1403 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Racks Assembly Instructions |
Installation
guide |
0796 |
pdf |
| SNAP-PSDIN
Installation Note |
Installation
guide |
0959 |
pdf |
| OptoTerminal
Programmer's Reference Manual |
Programmer's
guide |
1345 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ethernet Brain Programming Guide |
Programmer's
guide |
1227 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ultimate I/O Alternate Programming Methods Guide |
Programmer's
guide |
1312 |
pdf |
| ioControl
Command Reference |
Command
reference |
1301 |
pdf |
| OptoTerminal
Quick Start Guide |
Quick
start guide |
1338 |
pdf |
| ioControl
Commands Quick Reference Card |
Quick
reference card |
1314 |
pdf |
| Ethernet
FAQ |
Technical
note |
1214 |
pdf |
| Technical
Note: Door Access Manager |
Technical
note |
1366 |
pdf |
| Technical
Note: Using Offset and Gain |
Technical
note |
1359 |
pdf |
| Novedades
y Descripción General (Spanish) |
Marketing
miscellaneous |
1335S |
pdf |
| SNAP
Application Guide |
Product
family overview |
1368 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Component List |
Product
family overview |
0788 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Selection Guide |
Product
family overview |
1377 |
pdf |
| Simplified
IP Addressing |
Training
material |
1362 |
pdf |
| SNAP
Ultimate I/O R5.0 Release Notes |
Release
notes |
1438 |
pdf |
|