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ioPAC 6500 Series
Fully modular programmable IIN controllers
Features and benefits:
- Supports multiple IT/OT protocols for seamless communication between SCADA, Plant Information System, and cloud applications
- Tool-free hardware installation and hot-swap design for maximizing operation efficiency
- Fully modular design for maximum deployment flexibility
- Turbo Ring, Turbo Chain, and RSTP/STP for network redundancy
- IINxpress IDE utility combines IEC 61131-3 programming, configuration, and protocol services to streamline workflow and reduce programming efforts
- Enhanced security with built-in functions including Secure Boot, password-cracking defense, intrusion detection, and DoS defense
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Introduction
The ioPAC 6500 Series (also referred to as Intelligent Integrated Node or IIN) is an advanced Linux-based RTU. The ioPAC 6500 integrates multiple modules such as backplane modules, power modules, communication modules, expansion modules, CPU modules, I/O modules, and terminal-block modules. The ingenious mechanical design and versatile I/O portfolio of the IIN provide users the flexibility to assemble different combinations of modules based on their application needs. For detailed information on the modules, visit the respective product pages.
6C Competencies
The ioPAC 6500 Series delivers the following competencies to your projects
- Control: Precision control of your equipment
- Communication: Protocol support to connect to other devices and systems
- Computing: Applications for computing and data processing
- Connectivity: Versatile set of media interface
- Cloud: Cloud connectivity and cloud edge computing
- Cybersecurity: Security features to protect the devices and data
Application Architecture
Fully Modular Design
The ioPAC 6500 Series features a unique Lego-like mechanical design that allows for flexible deployment while minimizing installation efforts. The series can be divided into the components: Backplane modules, power modules, communication modules, expansion modules, CPU modules, I/O modules, and terminal-block modules.
