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Technical specifications for 80190-780-01-R
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Manufacturer:Allen-Bradley
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Product Category:General Automation
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Spare Part Number:80190-780-01-R
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Weight:0.1 kg
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Tariff Code:8537101190
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Ethernet physical interface:RJ45; standard Cat5 cable
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Ethernet mode:100 Mbps, full duplex
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FTP service:TCP port 21
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HTTP service:TCP port 80
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Drive communication service:TCP 44818; DPI embedded in PCCC subset
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Discovery/configuration service:UDP and TCP 20034
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Update status service:SysLog UDP 514
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SW2 default positions:Switches 1, 2 and 3 OFF
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Hardware reset:SW1; restarts HMI board and disconnects active communication
Information
- Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R adds network access and file services to the drive through the DPM DIM socket. The external DIM and SD card retain different information and must remain associated with the correct drive.
Module structure: PFNI baseboard plus NetBurner processor
Identity and files: External DIM socket and SD card storage
The Ethernet port operates at 100 Mbps full duplex with a standard Cat5 connection. TCP ports 21 and 80 support file transfer and HTTP access. TCP 44818 supports the drive-specific DPI protocol embedded in PCCC packets, rather than the entire EtherNet/IP feature set. UDP/TCP 20034 supports discovery and configuration, and UDP 514 carries update status.
The SD card contains files supplied by the HMI board and should normally remain installed. SW1 restarts the HMI module and disconnects its active communications without directly commanding drive control. The USB data-port function is not currently available in this hardware description, so it must not be promised as a normal replacement for the DPM serial data port.
80190-780-01-R Original Technical Excerpt
Original HMI manual pages describe the assembly, DIM and SD functions, network services and package-update validation. PDF · 6 pages.80190-780-01-R Installation & Verification Guide
Apter Power preparation, connection assessment, diagnostic verification and handover guide. PDF · 5 pages.
Application scope: Use it for compatible HMI access, file management and controlled maintenance. Its EtherNet/IP implementation is limited to drive-specific DPI messages inside PCCC packets.
Operator-interface access
Connect a compatible terminal to the HMI Ethernet interface while retaining the correct drive addressing.Configuration-file handling
Use the board file services to preserve and transfer relevant drive and HMI data under the approved procedure.Device discovery
Use the designated discovery service on the managed maintenance network to identify and configure the correct board.Firmware-package validation
Review the contents of a package and verify whether it includes HMI firmware, drive firmware, SD content or a combination.
Preserve the correct external DIM and existing SD card contents before the hardware is exchanged.
Keep SW2 at the applicable settings; default switches 1, 2 and 3 are OFF.
Use an approved segmented control network. The HMI board does not provide firewall protection.
Do not assume the USB connector provides a currently supported general drive data-port function.
SW1 disconnects active communications while the HMI module restarts.
Check package contents, drive state and validation outcome before accepting an update.
Alternative Names
Technical notes
DIM priority: A fitted external DIM is active regardless of the internal-DIM switch setting.
Network scope: The board exposes specific maintenance and drive-communication services; network protection is provided by the installation.
Storage continuity: Board replacement requires deliberate preservation of the job-specific files on the SD card.
FAQ View All FAQ
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What Ethernet connection does Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R require?Its RJ45 interface uses a standard Cat5 cable and operates at 100 Mbps full duplex.
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Does Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R support every EtherNet/IP function?No. Its implementation supports the subset used for DPI protocol messages embedded in PCCC packets.
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Which ports discover and configure Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R?The NetBurner discovery and configuration services use UDP and TCP port 20034.
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How does an external DIM interact with SW2 on Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R?An installed external DIM is always active. SW2 switch 2 controls the internal DIM, with OFF enabling it when applicable.
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What is interrupted by pressing SW1 on Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R?The HMI board restarts and active drive communications through it are disconnected. The button does not directly issue a drive-control action.
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Can the USB port on Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R be promised as a supported serial-port replacement?No. The hardware description identifies that drive data-port functionality as not currently available. Preserve the approved communication path.
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Why should the SD card remain with Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R during replacement?It stores files supplied by the HMI board, including job-specific information. Removing it reduces functionality; preserve the correct card and its contents.
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What makes an update package acceptable to Allen-Bradley 80190-780-01-R?The package must match the intended update, pass content validation and be applied in the required drive state. A package containing drive firmware requires the appropriate download mode.
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