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News Release from: ATS International | Subject: Sixnet Ethertrak
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 10 August 2004

Managed switch opens up industrial
Ethernet

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Available now from ATS, the Sixnet Ethertrak is billed as the world's first truly open industrial Ethernet managed switch.

Available now from ATS, the Sixnet Ethertrak is billed as the world's first truly open industrial Ethernet managed switch The Ethertrak industrial switch is an ultrareliable programmable switch, with the great flexibility of Linux and an MTBF in excess of 1Mh

A fast redundant ring (with automatic switchover on a segment failure) ensures reliability of the network and provides real-time secure deterministic performance (SNMP network management, dual power inputs, self-test/alarm output contact, authentication and encryption features).

It is built to detect and report network problems, often before they occur, and is designed for a rugged industrial environment (UL, CSA, CE certified and marine and hazardous ratings).

The switch is enhanced with extra IPm/RTU (remote terminal unit) capabilities for local I/O interfacing, time-stamped event and trend logging, alarm detection and reporting, industrial hardened computing features and open source application tools.

For exchange of data it connects directly to Scada systems or any of the many software solutions that talk the Modbus or Sixnet protocol.

Detailed information can point users directly to the source of errors and eliminate hours of frustration hunting down problems.

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