What is a PLCBUS 1141?

What is a PLCBUS 1141?

A computer interface like the PLCBUS 1141, conntected to a serial RS-232 or USB port, can be used to operate appliances and lights and to read module status. Windows software is available and also Linux drivers do exist. A bridge can be used to mix PLCBUS technology with other power-line communication technology.

What is PLC-BUS (communication protocol)?

PLCBUS (Communication Protocol) or PLC-BUS is a power-line communication protocol for communication between electronic devices used for home automation. It primarily uses power line wiring for signaling and control. PLCBUS is similar to the X10 (industry standard) power line communication protocol.

What is the difference between PLCBUS and X10?

PLCBUS is similar to the X10 (industry standard) power line communication protocol. Though PLCBUS uses the same addressing scheme it is not compatible with X10. PLCBUS and X10 can coexist in the same power-line network and can interact with the use of bridges (like the PLCBUS 4808 device).

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Can X10 and PLCBUS coexist in the same network?

PLCBUS and X10 can coexist in the same power-line network and can interact with the use of bridges (like the PLCBUS 4808 device). PLCBUS was developed in 2002 by ATS Ltd. in Amsterdam the Netherlands.