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Description and Requirements
3.1.1
Description of the netIC Real
Communication ICs NIC 50-RE
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Time
Ethernet
DIL-32
The netIC Real Time Ethernet DIL-32 Communication IC NIC 50-RE
represents a complete ‘single chip module’ with very compact dimensions
as it is mounted into a DIL-32 package.
Depending of the loaded firmware, DIL-32 Communication IC NIC 50-RE
processes the communication of one of the following real time Ethernet
systems:

EtherCAT Slave

EtherNet/IP Adapter (Slave)

Open Modbus/TCP

Powerlink Controlled Node / Slave

PROFINET IO-RT-Device

Sercos Slave

VARAN Client (Slave)
Note: You must decide which one of these systems you intend to use as
only one firmware can be loaded at the same time and the adaptation to
the desired real time Ethernet system is done by exchange of the
firmware.
Depending on the loaded firmware a switch or a hub are integrated within
the netIC Real Time Ethernet DIL-32 Communication ICs NIC 50-RE.
Loading and testing of the firmware or the configuration is possible by using
the evaluation board NICEB described in section ‘netIC Evaluation Boards
NICEB’ on page 146.
3.1.2
Description of the netIC Real
Communication ICs NIC 50-REFO
Time
Ethernet
DIL-32
The netIC Real Time Ethernet DIL-32 Communication IC NIC 50-REFO
represents a complete ‘single chip module’ with very compact dimensions
as it is mounted into a DIL-32 package. It is pin-compatible to the industry
standard and suitable for a voltage of 3.3 V.
Depending of the loaded firmware, the netIC Real Time Ethernet DIL-32
Communication IC NIC 50-RE processes the communication of one of the
following Real Time Ethernet systems:

PROFINET IO-RT-Device
Loading and testing of the firmware or the configuration is possible by using
the evaluation board NICEB-REFO described in section Evaluation Board
NICEB-REFO on page 157.
netIC | DIL-32 Communication IC for Real Time Ethernet and Fieldbus
DOC080601UM25EN | Revision 25 | English | 2014-05 | Released | Public
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