Allen-Bradley 1756 ENBT, EN2F, EN2T, EN2TR, EN2TXT, EN2TRXT, EN2TSC, EN3TR, EWEB, 1768 ENBT, EWEB EtherNet/IP module Installation Instructions

The 1756 ENBT, 1756 EN2F, 1756 EN2T, 1756 EN2TR, 1756 EN2TXT, 1756 EN2TRXT, 1756 EN2TSC, 1756 EN3TR, 1756 EWEB, 1768 ENBT, 1768 EWEB EtherNet/IP modules provide a high-speed, deterministic communication connection between your Logix5000 controllers and other devices on the EtherNet/IP network. These modules are designed for use in a variety of industrial applications, including manufacturing, process control, and machine automation.

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Key features

  • High-speed, deterministic communication
  • Support for both copper and fiber optic connections
  • Web server for configuration and monitoring
  • Support for device-level ring networking
  • Easy to install and configure
  • Suitable for use in a variety of industrial applications
  • Support for secure communication
  • Compact size for easy installation in tight spaces

Frequently asked questions

An EtherNet/IP module is a communication device that allows Logix5000 controllers to communicate with other devices on an EtherNet/IP network.

EtherNet/IP modules offer a number of benefits, including high-speed communication, deterministic performance, and support for a variety of industrial applications.

The installation process for an EtherNet/IP module is relatively straightforward. The module is connected to the backplane of a Logix5000 controller and then wired to the network. You will also need to configure the module using the Studio 5000 environment or RSLinx Classic software.

EtherNet/IP modules are commonly used in a variety of industrial applications, including manufacturing, process control, and machine automation. They can be used to connect a wide range of devices, including sensors, actuators, drives, and other controllers.

There are a variety of different EtherNet/IP modules available, each with its own unique features and capabilities. Some common types include modules with copper and fiber optic connections, modules with built-in web servers, and modules that support device-level ring networking.
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