Bachmann FS211/N – FASTBUS Slave Module with Integrated Power Supply

Product Overview

The Bachmann FS211/N is a fiber-optic FASTBUS slave module designed to extend the M1 automation system across distributed I/O substations. Moreover, it integrates a 17 W power supply to directly support connected modules. Its minimal signal delay ensures real-time communication, making it suitable for large-scale industrial automation systems.

Technical Specifications

• Model: FS211/N

• Part Number: 00017823‑00

• Series: Bachmann FASTBUS Modules

• Manufacturer: Bachmann electronic GmbH (Austria)

• Type: FASTBUS Slave Module with Integrated Power Supply

• System Compatibility: Bachmann M1 automation system

• Role: FASTBUS slave module with integrated power supply

• Interfaces: 1 × fiber optic (FO) interface

• Transmission Medium: Plastic Optical Fiber (POF), Hard Clad Silica (HCS), or special HCS

• Distance Between Stations: Up to 40 m (POF), 150 m (HCS), 180 m (special HCS)

• Maximum Network Length: Up to 1000 m total

• Number of Substations Supported: Up to 15 distributed substations

• Integrated Power Supply: 17 W output for connected I/O modules

• Status Indicators: RUN/ERR LEDs, fiber type display

• Signal Delay: Extremely low, optimized for real-time communication

• Dimensions: 54 × 118 × 76 mm

• Weight: 0.3 kg

• Operating Temperature: −30 °C to +60 °C

• Storage Temperature: −40 °C to +85 °C

• Humidity Range: 5% to 95% RH, non-condensing

• Mounting: DIN rail or rack installation

• Certifications: CE, UL, RoHS

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary function of the FS211/N module?
It connects distributed I/O substations to the M1 automation system via fiber optic FASTBUS.

Q2: How far can it communicate between stations?
Up to 180 meters per station, with a total network length of 1000 meters.

Q3: Does the FS211/N provide power to connected modules?
Yes, it has a 17 W integrated power supply for connected I/O modules.

Q4: How many substations can it support?
The module supports up to 15 distributed substations within the network.

Q5: Is it suitable for renewable energy applications?
Yes, it is ideal for wind and solar farms requiring long-distance fiber optic communication.