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Yes you CAN!
Connect CANopen devices to the SIMATIC®ET200®S Distributed I/O System. 1 SI CANopen slots in as an integral part of the ET200S, connecting seamlessly to CAN and CANopen. One user of the 1SI CANopen module is KAMAG, a German manufacturer of heavy-duty and special vehicles. » More about KAMAG's usage of the 1SI CANopen
Netbiter news: Upcoming multi-language support on Netbiter Argos Technology trends: Connecting to Asia
But how do you make industrial equipment attractive on the Asian market? According to Jörgen Palmhager, Chief Operations Officer at HMS, network connectivity for important Asian networks such as CC-Link will be a key factor. Tech tip of the day: You can easily spot conflicts like this in the Anybus Configuration Manager by using a tool called "Subnetwork Monitor." » This is how it works (Youtube video) Commercial tip of the day: Buy an Anybus module ;-) |
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Users of the SIMATIC ET200S Distributed I/O System have long been wanting to connect to CAN or CANopen-enabled devices. 
The Netbiter Argos web interface is currently available in English and Swedish. During Q4, this will be extended with support for German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French and Chinese.
Many industrial automation companies today want to tap into the vast Asian markets such as Japan, Korea, Taiwan and, perhaps most importantly, leverage on the enormous potential in China. 
Are you getting strange values from a device? 
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