Can the PLC use two networks with different domains?

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pinghung

2019-12-14 20:03:36

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Can the PLC use two networks with different domains?

2019-12-14 20:03:36

Model: Adapter

Hardware Version: V4

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I have two pairs of PLCs, and I need to make the two pairs of devices on two different network segments

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Kevin_Z

2019-12-17 07:24:49

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Re:Can the PLC use two networks with different domains?

2019-12-17 07:24:49

@pinghung

Then pair them separately to make two different network segments. In other word, plug two adapters which in the same segments first and use the pair button to pair them; once you finished that, plug into the second pair and repeat the configuration steps.

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