Anyone know where I might find the specifications for Conitel Protocol?

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Michael E. Crossman
PLC’s Plus International, Inc.
[email protected]
http://www.bkppi.com

 

The Conitel protocol was developed long before there were UARTs and microprocessors. It is not an asynchronous byte oriented protocol. Each Conitel "word" consists of two 12 bit "sections" and a 5 bit BCH error check word and two bits of "control" There were several versions of Conitel.

You can contact me directly at [email protected] for more information if you like. We also provide converters that can convert Conitel to other protocols like Modbus.

 

Hi there!!!
I'm well literated in conitel protocol, what do you want to know??

 

How to replace the conitel protocol with Modbus protocol. I have been surprised to know that Allen-Bradly PLCs used conitel protocol.

 

The MARC Omnii-Comm can convert between Conitel and Modbus as well as many other protocols. See this link for more information
http://www.miille.com/din266-p00.pdf

Jerry Miille

 

Pl. go through the link http://www.miille.com/conitel.pdf for more information about Conitel.

Regards,
Kamit Patel