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Monitor and Maintain Network Operations with Ethernet PROFIBUS® device coupler

April 12th, 2010
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Content Type  Monitor PROFIBUS networks remotely through a Web browser, without disrupting network operations. TURCK's new PB-XEPI Ethernet PROFIBUS® device coupler combines integrated Web server software with diagnostic functionality, allowing users to monitor and configure applications while maintaining network communications.
The PB-XEPI can identify any malfunctions in the network and send an error message via e-mail that includes a link to the device that enables users to directly access the interface. The user can then access detailed information about the malfunction and the recommended procedures to remedy the malfunction, along with the ability to adjust monitoring and alarm settings.

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