PI PROFINET Updates
Questions and Discussions
Can a RJ45 connector be used on a profinet cable?
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Can a RJ45 connector be used on a profinet cable?
What is the difference between PROFINET RT and IRT?
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What are the differences and the purpose of these two PROFINET versions, the RT and IRT, and what they are...
What is the difference between PROFINET RTClass 1 and RTClass 3?
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What is the difference between PROFINET RTClass 1 and RTClass 3?
Can PROFINET and Ethernet be on same switch?
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Can PROFINET and Ethernet be used on the same switch/equipment devices or special hardware is needed for the PROFINET network?
Can PROFINET use Ethernet cable?
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Since the PROFINET is based on the standard Ethernet, is it possible to use the same Ethernet cables?
Use hub in PROFINET network?
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Does it make sense to use a hub in the PROFINET network?
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