LON is a trademark which stands for Local Operating Network. LonWorks is a building automation protocol created by Eclelon Corporation in 1989. The two most commonly used physical layers are “Free Topology” which is a 78K baud twisted pair, and LonWorks IP tunneling over Ethernet. The protocol is now known as the standard ISO/IEC 14908.
LonWorks is a peer-to-peer network, meaning there is no single master on the network. Control devices are free to communicate directly with each other, avoiding some of the problems that can occur if a single master fails. Addressing is most often made known to all devices on the network through a process known as “binding”, and this process is carried out at network commissioning time using a network management tool such as Echelon’s LonMaker.
The Echelon U10 LonWorks to USB will provide your PC with the LonWorks interface needed to configure any of our LonWorks devices
LonWorks(Slave/Master)-SNMP(Slave/Master)-Modbus TcpIp RTU (Slave/Master)-Gateway
BACnet IP to LonWorks Gateway
Maps LonWorks Network Variables to BACnet IP as Analog, Binary, or Multi-State Objects!
BACnet® to LonWorks® Gateway
• BACnet MS/TP Slave/Server
• LonWorks Device Master
• Connect LonWorks devices to BACnet network
• Read/Write Network Variables from BACnet
LonWorks(Slave/Master)-SNMP(Slave/Master)-Modbus TcpIp RTU (Slave/Master)-Gateway
Programmable I/O for LonWorks
• 12 Analog/Universal Inputs
• 2 Discrete Outputs
LonWorks TP/FT-10
Modbus RTU Gateway
18 Analog/Universal Inputs
• 4 Analog Outputs
• 8 Discrete Outputs
• 2 Discrete/Pulse Inputs
• Modbus RTU Gateway
16 Analog/Universal Inputs
• 4 Analog Outputs
• 8 Discrete Outputs
• 2 Discrete/Pulse Inputs
LonWorks® I/O
for System Expansion