Glass Canada - October 2021

Bolt-on wireless connections

2021-09-23 06:21:13

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Anybus Wireless Bolt Controller Area Network (CAN) has provided thousands of industrial applications with wireless ethernet access. With a rugged and unique form factor for bolt-on-machine mounting, it is designed for the most demanding industrial applications. Use cases vary from warehouse installations and automated guided vehicles to manufacturing. HMS has now launched the Anybus Wireless Bolt CAN, featuring CAN-based communication to the host equipment. The new Anybus Wireless Bolt for CAN enables CAN-based, heavy-duty machinery and applications to transfer CAN data over a robust wireless link. Wireless communication is established either over a fast wi-fi connection or a reliable Bluetooth link. The CAN data is transported over a TCP/IP link which enables other standard wi-fi infrastructure to also connect to the wireless link if desired. A typical use case is wireless access to CAN data from an industrial vehicle, such as a bulk material transport truck. For example, with the Anybus Wireless Bolt CAN, J1939 CAN data is easily communicated to a handheld tablet which gives the operator full control and visibility of the ongoing bulk material filling process. Anybus Wireless Bolt CAN is fully transparent when it comes to transporting CAN data, meaning that it works with any CAN-based protocol, including CANopen. This opens the possibility to create mobile automation islands in any manufacturing process – the Anybus Wireless Bolt CAN will bridge the CANopen line wirelessly. In addition to the new Anybus Wireless Bolt CAN, the Wireless Bolt product family includes other versions which can connect to the host equipment using serial and industrial ethernet connectivity. On the wireless side of the Wireless Bolt, the wi-fi and Bluetooth options were recently complemented with a version that supports the new LTE standards NB-IoT and CAT-M1, targeting IoT applications.

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