Programmable RTU Controllers > 15 ioPAC 8020 Series Remote Automation 15-19 www.mo xa .c o m › ›Compliant with EN 50121-3-2, EN 50121-4, and a portion of EN 50155 specifications › ›Supports C/C++ programming languages › ›2-port Ethernet switch for daisy-chain topologies with bypass function › ›Modular I/O for versatility, flexibility, and scalability › ›Rugged and compact design for harsh environments › ›Wide operating temperature: -40 to 75°C (-40 to 167°F) › ›3-in-1 RS-232/422/485 serial port › ›Up to 32 GB SDHC data logging function ioPAC 8020 Series Rugged modular RTU controllers Sturdy and dependable, ioPAC 8020-C modular RTU controllers are an ideal solution for rolling stock and trackside applications. This series tolerates temperature extremes from -40 to 75°C, is enclosed in a sealed metal casing, and is compliant with EN 50121-3-2, EN 50121-4, and relevant sections of the EN 50155 anti-vibration standard. The ioPAC 8020-C further features a Linux/GNU platform adapted to data acquisition and condition monitoring. The main advantage of this open C platform is its user-friendly SDK, which helps economize on installation and configuration overhead by reducing your programming workload for key areas, including I/O control and condition monitoring, SCADA/DB interoperability, and improving smart communication controls. The ioPAC-8020-C has a 2-port Ethernet switch that allows system integrators to easily build control networks with open Ethernet standards and daisy-chain topologies. Built-in dual power inputs ensure non-stop data transfer to the controller and uninterrupted communications management on the control network. For train-related applications, spring-type terminal blocks and optional M12 Ethernet connectors deliver reliable operations in high vibration environments. In addition, a rich selection of hot-swap I/O and communication modules is available for any combination of device applications. Overview ioPAC RTU controllers also come with an integrated, independent, 2-port Ethernet switch for the convenient daisy-chaining of ioPAC RTU controllers. In distributed Ethernet data acquisition applications, panels, units, and cabinets are often located at remote sites where space is limited. The daisy-chain capability of ioPAC controllers allows ioPAC RTUs to connect in series either to each other or to other nearby Ethernet devices, drastically saving on both space and wiring costs. Because the Ethernet switch is independent of the main RTU and includes the power-off bypass mechanism, ioPAC RTU controllers are able to maintain continuous and seamless data transmissions even when a linked device fails. ioPAC RTU controllers offer a modular design in a compact size to save space in installation cabinets. For modular ioPAC RTU controllers, the hot-swap capability allows users to unplug and then re-plug a module without shutting down the system, so that maintenance engineers can easily complete replacement tasks and reduce system downtime. Ethernet bypass feature for seamless data transmission Hot-swappable modular I/O