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Productivity 2000 Series PLC - Automation Direct - Productivity Media Access Control Address (MAC Address)

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Productivity Media Access Control Address (MAC Address) The productivity PLC Media Access Control Address or MAC address is a unique number that can identify the controller on your network. It is often used for assigning IP addresses by the DHCP (Router) on the web or LAN network. This MAC address is also known as the MAC ID in the productivity PLC. Using the productivity suite PLC programming software, there are two ways to view your MAC addresses in P1000, P2000, or P3000 PLCs. 1. Connect to the Productivity PLC - Main Menu | CPU | Choose CPU. The discoverable ports will be displayed with the MAC ID. 2. If you are currently connected to the PLC, select the hardware configuration. Select the module with the Ethernet connection. Click on "Module Info." The online module information screen will contain the MAC ID. Programming with the simulator: https://accautomation.ca/productivity-suite-plc-simulator-software-free-download/ Programming and examples of the Productivity series can be found at these URLs: https://accautomation.ca/series/productivity-1000-plc/ https://accautomation.ca/series/productivity-2000-series-plc-p2000/ Productivity offers three distinct form factors, with two being rack-based and one being stackable. Each series offers different I/O capacities, but all use the same programming software, allowing you to easily scale your control up or down depending on the application or machine build. The productivity suite software provides versatile programming with tag name addressing that has no predefined memory structure and offers convenient device integration for easy plug-and-play operation with our PS-AMC motion controllers, GS drives, Protos X field I/O, and StrideLinx VPNs. A few of the Features: - Tag name-based programming with 50MB user memory - Numerous built-in communication options, including Ethernet, serial, USB, remote, and local expansion - Web server and mobile access - OLED/LCD module data displays (P2000/P3000) - Integrated motion controller, GS drive, StrideLinx VPN, and Protos X field I/O support - External microSD data logging - Scalable platforms from 128 to over 59K I/O points with analog, discrete, pulse width modulation, and high-speed options - ABS certified for marine applications (P2000/P3000) - Project simulator - Easy-to-use coordinated motion control with the PS-AMC motion controllers and built-in motion instructions General information on the Productivity PAC series of controllers: https://www.automationdirect.com/adc/overview/catalog/programmable_controllers/productivity_series_controllers PLC (PAC) Selector and Configuration: https://www.automationdirect.com/systembuilder #shorts ACC Automation https://accautomation.ca/

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