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PROFIBUS Communication Module Bachmann DPM200

PROFIBUS Communication Module Bachmann DPM200

Product Description

The DPM200 is a high-performance communication gateway for the Bachmann M1 automation system, providing seamless integration with PROFIBUS DP fieldbus networks. Configurable as a Class 1 / Class 2 Master or as a Slave, it enables the...

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SKU: DPM200
Vendor: Bachmann

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Product Description

The DPM200 is a high-performance communication gateway for the Bachmann M1 automation system, providing seamless integration with PROFIBUS DP fieldbus networks. Configurable as a Class 1 / Class 2 Master or as a Slave, it enables the M1 controller to manage a wide range of distributed peripherals in multi-vendor environments.

With 500 V galvanic isolation and a high-speed process data image, the DPM200 ensures reliable, noise-immune communication in electrically harsh industrial applications.


Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Model Designation DPM200
Manufacturer Bachmann Electronic GmbH
Fieldbus Protocol PROFIBUS DP (Decentralized Peripherals)
Operational Modes Master (Class 1 / Class 2) or Slave
Baud Rate Support 9.6 kbit/s to 12 Mbit/s (automatic detection)
Network Capacity 32 nodes (without repeaters), up to 125 slaves with repeaters
Process Data Image 8 kB total I/O data
Physical Interface 2× 9-pin D-Sub female (RS485)
Pin Assignment EN 50170 compliant
Galvanic Isolation 500 V between fieldbus and controller logic
Power Requirements 400 mA @ 5 VDC (via M1 backplane)

Network Integration and Reliability

  • Legacy System Integration: Connects the M1 system to existing PROFIBUS-based devices.

  • Supported Devices: Frequency converters, motor starters, valve terminals, and third-party remote I/O.

  • Dual D-Sub Ports: Simplifies daisy-chaining and allows diagnostic tool connection without bus interruption.

  • Electrical Protection: Galvanic isolation shields the CPU from common-mode voltages and transient spikes.


Functional Comparison

  • DPM200 vs Ethernet-Based Fieldbuses:

    • While PROFINET offers higher bandwidth, PROFIBUS DP remains the benchmark for deterministic and proven communication in harsh environments.

  • DPM200 vs Serial Modules:

    • Features a dedicated onboard PROFIBUS controller, offloading protocol handling from the main CPU and preserving application performance.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the DPM200 support PROFIBUS repeaters?
A: Yes. The DPM200 is fully compatible with standard PROFIBUS repeaters, allowing network expansion up to 125 slave devices.

Q: Can both D-Sub connectors be used for separate networks?
A: No. The two connectors are internally linked to the same PROFIBUS interface, intended for wiring convenience and diagnostics—not for independent networks.