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Open DeviceNet Vendor Association
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43 Quarry Bank
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Listing of all 14 news releases from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association:
CIPsync services for DeviceNet and EtherNet/IP
ODVA is to add time synchronisation services for real-time control applications to its Common Industrial Protocol (CIP).
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (18 September 2003)
IAONA pledges support for EtherNet/IP
A coalition of networking associations and leading manufacturers has announced an agreement with the Industrial Automation Open Networking Alliance to co-promote the EtherNet/IP networking protocol
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (11 January 2001)
Initiative to promote safety version of Devicenet
The Open DeviceNet Vendor Association has launched an initiative to develop "DeviceNet Safety", an advanced safety network designed to meet the requirements of safety critical machinery
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (14 December 2000)
Simplified wiring system for low volume vehicles
A simplified wiring system using the DeviceNet open fieldbus standard has been developed for low volume specialised vehicles by the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at the University of Warwick.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (17 November 2000)
DeviceNet troubleshooting and consultancy offered
A full range of troubleshooting and consultancy services for DeviceNet users and vendors in the UK is available from the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) based at the University of Warwick.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (17 November 2000)
See DeviceNet in action for yourself
Any end user, OEM or systems integrator can now see DeviceNet in action for themselves by visiting the DeviceNet Demonstration Cell at the University of Warwick's International Manufacturing Centre
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (24 October 2000)
DeviceNet adopted as IEC fieldbus standard
DeviceNet has been adopted as an international fieldbus standard by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (10 October 2000)
DeviceNet training on offer in November 2000
The DeviceNet University is coming to the UK, offering end-users, system integrators and maintenance personnel training in the design, use and maintenance of DeviceNet open fieldbus control systems.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association ( 3 October 2000)
End users appreciate the DeviceNet Experience
More than 30 industrial end users and OEMs gained some valuable first-hand experience on the benefits of open control networks at the DeviceNet Experience held at the University of Warwick
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association ( 3 October 2000)
Ford Halewood links up with DeviceNet
User application article When the Ford Motor Company installed a new gearbox assembly line at its Halewood Transmission Plant on Merseyside it implemented the largest PC-controlled automotive assembly facility in Europe.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (22 August 2000)
DeviceNet adopted as a European standard
The CENELEC Technical Board has ratified EN 50325-1 (General) and EN 50325-2 (DeviceNet), officially adopting DeviceNet as a European standard.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (26 May 2000)
Conference to promote awareness of DeviceNet
DeviceNet UK, the group set up to promote DeviceNet in the UK, is organising 'The DeviceNet Experience' on Wednesday 28th June 2000 from 9.30am to 4.30pm.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (17 May 2000)
Conformance testing - vital for open networks
Vendors are now able to submit products to one of three independent laboratories and test their compliance with the DeviceNet specifications
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (29 February 2000)
Group formed for UK Devicenet users
Since its introduction a few years ago, Devicenet has grown rapidly in the UK and is now the leading Controller Area Network (CAN) based system.
News from Open DeviceNet Vendor Association ( 9 February 2000)
