PXIE-1435 | Single-port DeviceNet interface module

Model: PXIE-1435

Single-port DeviceNet interface module

PXIe‑1435 is a Camera Link image acquisition device designed for machine vision and scientific imaging applications that require high data throughput. The PXIe‑1435 works with any basic, medium or fully configured Camera Link camera and is ideal for many industrial, life sciences and biomedical imaging applications. n\nPXIe‑1435 also supports power via Camera Link(PoCL), and the camera can be powered via a POCL-enabled cable. Onboard digital I/O includes four TTLS, two optically isolated inputs, and an orthogonal encoder.

PXIE-1435 interface attributes are typically divided into TCP/IP hierarchies. These attributes include physical layer attributes (such as hardware information and network port type), link layer attributes (such as MAC address and link layer encapsulation format), network layer attributes (such as IPv4/IPv6 address and MTU configured for the interface), and other attributes (such as interface description and interface index).

Interface status management involves the activation and deactivation of interfaces. Enabling the management status is a necessary but not sufficient condition for link status activation.

As an interface module, you also need to carefully analyze the type of message, including the priority, processing delay requirements, and the amount of concurrent messages. For critical synchronous messages, you need to ensure that they are processed quickly and accurately. Asynchronous non-critical messages can be processed by separate threads to avoid affecting normal business processing.

In addition, the PXIE-1435 interface module also needs to have flow control, message timeout control, and complete logging functions. Flow control needs to include early warning and control functions to ensure intervention when the flow overruns the design capacity. Timeout control of messages is also necessary to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of message processing. The well-developed logging function helps to quickly locate problems when they occur, whether it is a problem with the BOSS external system or its own module.

The design and management of the PXIE-1435 interface module is crucial to the stability and performance of the entire system. Improper interface design or management can lead to problems such as communication failures, performance degradation, or security vulnerabilities. Therefore, when designing and managing interface modules, various factors need to be fully considered to ensure their reliability, efficiency and security.