Key Features:
Type: Ethernet Communication Module

Model: QJ71NT11B

Series: Q Series

Communication Protocol:

Ethernet (TCP/IP): Supports standard Ethernet communication for integration with other networked devices

MODBUS TCP: Compatible with MODBUS TCP for communication with other MODBUS-enabled devices

Network Speed: 10/100 Mbps, auto-sensing for efficient data transfer

Transmission Distance: Standard Ethernet cable length (up to 100 meters)

Integrated Functions:

Socket Communication: Allows for multiple communication channels

Web-based Monitoring: Remote monitoring and control via a web browser

Data Exchange: Supports large data transfer and real-time monitoring

Modular Design: Plugs directly into the Mitsubishi Q-series PLC rack for easy installation

Compatible PLC Models: Works with Mitsubishi Q-series PLCs such as the Q00, Q01, Q02, and Q06 models

Specifications / Parameters:
Network Communication:

Ethernet (TCP/IP)

MODBUS TCP

Communication Speed:

10/100 Mbps (Auto-sensing)

Power Supply:

Powered by the Q-series PLC (no external power supply required)

I/O Capacity:

Maximum I/O points: 2048 (dependent on the system setup and network configuration)

Maximum Number of Connections:

TCP Connections: Up to 16 connections

UDP Connections: Up to 16 connections

Protocol Support:

Ethernet/IP, MODBUS TCP, and Q Protocol

Connection Type:

RJ45 Ethernet Port for network connectivity

Auto-sensing for 10/100 Mbps Ethernet speeds

Dimensions:

Width: 90 mm

Height: 90 mm

Depth: 92 mm

Weight: Approx. 0.3 kg

Operating Temperature: 0°C to +55°C

Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C

Humidity: 20% to 90% RH (non-condensing)

Altitude: Up to 2000 meters above sea level

Protection Class: IP20 (for indoor use, in a control panel)

Applications:
Industrial Automation: Enabling Ethernet-based communication between Mitsubishi PLCs and other networked devices in an industrial environment

Data Exchange: Real-time data exchange between PLCs and remote systems over a TCP/IP network

Remote Monitoring: Provides remote monitoring and control of automation systems through web-based interfaces

System Integration: Ideal for integrating various machines and control systems in automated production lines, robotics, and other industrial setups

Factory Networking: Connecting multiple PLCs, HMI systems, and SCADA servers within the same Ethernet network for optimized communication