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The YOKOGAWA ALR111 is a high-performance serial communication module designed for point-to-point data exchange within CENTUM VP control systems. It acts as a dedicated interface for integrating third-party serial devices, such as analyzers, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and operator interfaces, directly into the DCS network.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | ALR111 |
| Interface Type | RS-232C |
| Connection Method | Point-to-point |
| Transmission Speed | 1200 to 38400 bps |
| Communication Mode | Half-duplex |
| Synchronization | Start-stop synchronization |
| Current Consumption | 0.5 A |
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
The ALR111 provides reliable serial communication for devices located within a 15-meter range. It supports flexible data formatting, including selectable character lengths (7/8 bits), stop bits (1/2 bits), and parity (none/even/odd), allowing for broad compatibility with diverse industrial communication protocols. The module is specifically optimized for efficient data polling and event-driven communication with a strictly defined lag time of 1 ms after data transmission to maintain loop timing integrity.
The ALR111 is designed for modular installation, compatible with a variety of Yokogawa field units, including the ANB10, ANB11, ANR10, AFF50, and AFV series (AFV10/30/40). To maintain signal integrity and meet electromagnetic compatibility standards, Yokogawa recommends specific cabling assemblies:
Q: How does the ALR111 differ from the ALR121?
A: While both are serial communication modules, the ALR111 is strictly limited to RS-232C point-to-point communication. The ALR121 provides additional support for RS-422/RS-485 interfaces, allowing for both point-to-point and multipoint communication over much longer distances (up to 1200 meters).
Q: Is the ALR111 capable of full-duplex communication?
A: No. The ALR111 module is designed for half-duplex communication, meaning data can be transmitted and received, but not simultaneously on the same channel.