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Echelon LonWorks Power Line Data Acquisition System
The article describes a three‑phase data‑collection system that uses power lines as the communication medium. It leverages LonWorks fieldbus technology, developed by Echelon, to enable reliable data transfer over low‑voltage power networks.
The system architecture consists of data nodes, a concentrator, a router, a modem and a remote PC. Key components include the PLT‑22 power‑line transceiver, the Neuron3150 communication chip, and the RTR‑10 router core module, which together provide dual‑band carrier transmission, noise mitigation, and inter‑subnet routing. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Abstract · Keywords · Introduction · Power Line Communication · System Design · Data Nodes and Concentrator
Echelon LPR-10 Router Module 42100R, 42101R, 42102R, 42103R, 42104R, 42105R User Manual
The manual describes the Echelon LPR-10 router module, a dual‑channel LONWORKS router that supports TP/FT-10, TP/XF-78 and TP/XF-1250 channels. It features a dual‑chip Neuron 3150 processor, hot‑swap capability, and compliance with UL, cUL, CE, FCC and RoHS certifications.
Installation instructions cover mounting the module in 2‑type or 2D DIN bases, wiring via screw terminals, and using the front‑panel connectors. The document also lists performance specifications, ordering information, and references to additional Echelon documentation. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Features · Function · Installation · Performance Specifications · Documentation · Ordering Information
Echelon Industrial Ethernet and ANSI 709 Manual
This document explains how Echelon combines industrial Ethernet with the ANSI 709.1 open, interoperable, distributed‑control architecture. It describes the benefits of using non‑shielded twisted‑pair cabling, low‑cost nodes and a client‑server management system to achieve reliable, low‑cost networking for sensors, actuators and controllers.
The paper also compares typical industrial Ethernet implementations with ANSI 709.1/709.3 physical layers, outlines network configuration tools, and provides example routing solutions that support both peer‑to‑peer and master‑slave communication over TCP/IP. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Industrial Ethernet and ANSI 709 Overview · Network Configuration and Installation Tools · ANSI709 and TCP/IP Integration · Typical Differences between Industrial Ethernet and ANSI709 · Summary
Latest Echelon manuals
Echelon LonWorks Power Line Data Acquisition System
Other 3 pages · 31 KB · ZHThis paper presents a three‑phase power‑line data acquisition system using Echelon LonWorks technology with PLT‑22 transceivers and RTR‑10 routers.
Echelon LPR-10 Router Module 42100R, 42101R, 42102R, 42103R, 42104R, 42105R User Manual
User Manual 3 pages · 250 KB · ZHThe Echelon LPR-10 router module manual provides specifications, installation, and operation details for models 42100R‑42105R.
Echelon Industrial Ethernet and ANSI 709 Manual
Application Note 8 pages · 411 KB · ZHTechnical overview of Echelon's industrial Ethernet solution based on the ANSI 709.1 protocol.
ECHELON 74501 74502 74503 And7450 net adapter Manual
Which document do I need?
User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Application Note
How to use the product for one specific task, with worked examples.
Questions answered in Echelon manuals
What carrier frequencies does the PLT‑22 transceiver use?
It operates on dual carrier frequencies of 132 kHz and 115 kHz.
What signal‑to‑noise ratio is required for the PLT‑22 to receive signals efficiently?
A signal‑to‑noise ratio of at least 2 : 1 is needed.
What voltage range does the LPR-10 router module operate on?
It operates from 16 V to 30 V AC or DC, with an internal isolated power supply.
From: Echelon LPR-10 Router Module 42100R, 42101R, 42102R, 42103R, 42104R, 42105R User Manual
Can the module be replaced without interrupting the network?
Yes, the power and network connections are made through the bottom board, allowing hot‑swap replacement without network downtime.
From: Echelon LPR-10 Router Module 42100R, 42101R, 42102R, 42103R, 42104R, 42105R User Manual
How many nodes can be connected on a typical ANSI 709 bus?
A typical ANSI 709 bus can support up to 64 devices per segment.
What is the approximate cost of a single ANSI 709 node when produced in volume?
When produced in appropriate volumes, a node can cost less than $10 each.