No, this function is only available on the PCD3.M5xxx.
Yes, it is possible to use the S-Net MPI port on the PCD3.M5xxx as free RS 485 port (S-Bus or Mode C per example).
Yes, the company "M+S Industrielle Automation AG" has developped a WinCC driver for Classic Saia PCD® devices.
No. This cable is not designed for connecting a PCD2.Cxxx extension housing. Connecting a PCD2.Cxxx can damage the involved hardware.
No, the PCD2.M5 CPU supports only one TCP/IP address. The two Ethernet connectors ETH1 and ETH2 do act as a switch.
The GSM standard does not support the receiption of DTMF tones by a GSM modem. This means that it isn't possible to send DTMF tones to a PCD which is equipped with a GSM modem.
There have been some restrictions concerning the usage of the S-Bus parity mode as master (SM1) on the PCD3.M and PCD2.M5 CPU. Since firmware version 1.10.51 these restrictions are eliminated.
Yes, the PCD2.M480 is able to handle two TCP/IP (PCD7.F655) modules.
Yes, but only on the PCD3.M5547 and on the PCD2.M487
The FBox library 'Modbus 1' from Engiby is obsolete and is replaced by 'Modbus 2.' Therefore, only Modbus 2 licences can be ordered for PG5 2.0, PG5 2.1 or PG5 2.2.
