This product is discontinued.
It will be replaced by HD67051-B2
M-Bus Master according to CANopen
Interfaces:
1x CANopen, 1x M-Bus, 1x RS232
- Configurable gateway for free variable management
- High temperature range from -30 °C to +70 °C
- Up to 250 M-Bus devices can be connected
- Galvanic isolation

The configurable gateway HD67051M enables communication between
communication between up to 250 M-Bus devices and a
CANopen network. This allows you to integrate the M-Bus data
directly into a higher-level system.
It can be configured with the associated PC software via the RS232 interface.
configurable.
You assign SDO or PDO messages from the CANopen network to the M-Bus variables.
from the CANopen network. The gateway can send PDO
messages on value change or cyclically.
Installation is simple and reliable on a DIN rail.
Interfaces:
1x RS232 (Sub-D plug, 9-pin)
1x M-Bus (screw terminal, 2-pin)
1x CANopen (screw terminal, 3-pin)
Data rate M-Bus:
Max. 38,400 bps
Data rate CANopen:
Max. 1Mbps
Galv. separation:
>2000 VDC
LED:
4 x signal display for supply and communication
Supply:
18 VDC-30 VDC ,±5%, 4 Watt
18 VAC ±20% , 4 VA, 50/60 Hz
Software:
Free configuration software SW67051 for
parameterization of the device.
Supply:
24 VDC , 200mA;
12/18 VAC , 200mA , 50/60 Hz
Operating temperature:
-30 °C to +70 °C
Humidity:
10% to 80%, non-condensing
Humidity:
10 % to 80 %, non-condensing
Weight:
approx. 200 g
Fastening:
Mounting on DIN rail
Note on M-Bus compatibility:
Our M-Bus gateways have been tested with the following third-party manufacturers:
<link file:10931 adf m-bus kombatibilitaetsliste>ADF M-Bus Kompatibilitaet.pdf
If you cannot find your device in this list, you are welcome to call us at any time on 06722-9965-966 for clarification.
Customs tariff number:
8517 62 00

Here you can download our Gateways brochure / Securely connecting bus systems in industry & building management.

Free configuration software SW67051 for
parameterization of the device.
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