Configured for industrial network packet routing in EtherNet/IP architecture platforms, the Allen-Bradley 1783-CMS10DP (1783CMS10DP ETHERNET SWITCH) provides direct physical/electrical execution.

Nomenclature Breakdown & Identifier Configuration

• Base catalog identifier: 1783-CMS10DP

• Managed switch family: Stratix 5200 series

• Copper port layout: 8 copper 100/1000 ports

• Combo interface setup: 2 combo 100/1000 ports (SFP slots)

• Firmware designation: Full firmware build

Hardware Specifications

Industrial Control & Drive Integration

The switch processes backplane bus communication velocity metrics to maintain deterministic data packet delivery across industrial automation nodes. Profinet and EtherNet/IP deterministic networks integrate smoothly with managed switch VLAN and QoS routing tables via firmware flash compatibility routines. Input and output density scaling parameters adapt dynamically to heavy industrial data traffic loads without introducing packet loss or transmission latency.

Ordering Information

• 1 x 1783-CMS10DP Stratix 5200 Managed Ethernet Switch hardware module

• 1 x Removable power terminal block connector

Physical Installation & Electrical Wiring Guidelines

• Mount the IP30-rated switch securely onto a standard industrial DIN rail inside a protective control cabinet, ensuring proper vertical orientation for natural convection airflow.

• Connect a stable low-voltage DC power supply to the primary terminal block while maintaining correct polarity and observing operating temperature limits.

• Terminate shielded copper Ethernet cabling to the 8 copper ports and 2 combo SFP slots while maintaining proper cable bend radii.

• Connect a low-impedance ground wire directly from the chassis ground lug to the cabinet backplate to mitigate electromagnetic interference.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Does this managed switch support live hot-swapping of optical SFP transceiver modules?

• A: Yes, compatible SFP optical transceivers can be inserted or removed while the switch is powered, provided proper electrostatic discharge precautions are followed.

• Q: What is the total number of usable communication ports available on this hardware model?

• A: The unit provides a total of 10 ports, comprising 8 fixed copper 100/1000 ports and 2 combo ports supporting dual media types.

• Q: Can this switch handle deterministic traffic for high-speed motion control networks?

• A: Yes, the Stratix 5200 architecture supports advanced switching features like IGMP snooping and IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol for deterministic EtherNet/IP traffic.

• Q: What enclosure protection rating does the switch maintain during field operation?

• A: The housing is rated to IP30 standards, requiring installation within a sealed industrial cabinet when deployed in dusty or wet environments.

• Q: Is firmware flash updating supported for upgrading security protocols?

• A: Yes, firmware flash compatibility allows authorized system engineers to update system software via the web management interface or Stratix configuration tools.

• Q: What is the allowable ambient operating temperature range for this hardware?

• A: The device operates reliably within an ambient temperature range of -40 deg C to +60 deg C (-40 deg F to +140 deg F).

• Q: Are redundant power input connections supported on the device terminal block?

• A: Yes, dual power supply connections can be wired to the input terminals to provide backup power redundancy in case of a primary source failure.

• Q: What physical slot form factor is utilized for mounting this network switch?

• A: The switch utilizes a compact DIN-rail mounting profile rather than a traditional backplane computer card slot format.