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DeviceNet Technical BibleVersion 3/14/2007;Whats New In this Technical Bible since 6/30/2006!!;Techbible Index;Techbible Index (cont.);The Ten Commandments of DeviceNet;Who ya gonna call?;Intranet DeviceNet Info;Extranet HomepageDeviceNet Info;Important Publications;PHYSICAL LAYER;Did you know??;Refer to media selection publications 1485-CG001A-EN-P and 1485-SG001A-EN-P for excellent information on picking media components. Support for up to 64 nodes Node removal without severing trunk line and under power. Protection from wiring errors. Reverse wiring protection circuitry built into devices. Selectable data rates: 125, 250, 500 K bits/sec Not required to support all Data rates trade speed for distances Trunk line-drop line topology Branching allowed on drops Allows zero node separation;Twisted pair, low loss, low delay cable Use of sealed or open connectors Support of both (opto)isolated and non-isolated devices Separate power bus contained in the cable Support of both network-powered and self-powered devices High current capability (thick and flat cable supports up to 8 amps) Power taps that allow the connection of several power supplies. NOTE: Power Taps are only needed where power supplies are added to network outside of a sealed enclosure. Most power connections are made inside the main control cabinet using ordinary terminal strips. PowerTap replacement fuses are Littlefuse model 297 07.5 or similar, 7.5 Amp Fast Blow Automotive Type.;DeviceNet Cable Highliights;Zero Drop;Termination Resistors;DeviceNet Physical Media Terms;Cable Budgets - Thick Trunk;Cable Budgets - Thin Trunk;Cable Budgets - Flat Trunk;Extending the Trunk or Drop distances;Mixing Media on the Trunk;Wireless Modems on DeviceNet;Connector Fun Facts;Connector Fun Facts;Thick Cable Components;Sealed Thick Components;Sealed T-Taps;Thick Cable Description;DeviceNet Thick Cable;Thin Cable Components;Signal pair (#24), blue/white Power pair (#22), black/red Foil/braid shield with drain wire(#22)