Allen-Bradley

Allen-Bradley 1747-BSN SLC 500 Backup Scanner Hot Standby Module

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  • Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley

  • Product No.: 1747-BSN

  • Product Type: Backup Scanner Module

  • Product Origin: USA

  • Payment: T/T

  • Weight: 1900g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Product Overview

The Allen-Bradley 1747-BSN is a Backup Scanner Module that provides hot-standby redundancy for SLC 500 systems (5/02 and higher). It supports backup of Remote I/O (RIO) or Data Highway Plus (DH+) networks and includes a high-speed serial link for data synchronization between primary and secondary processors.

Key Specs

  • Function: Hot-standby / backup scanner
  • Supported networks: RIO or DH+ (switchable)
  • Additional channel: RS-232/485 switchover for operator interfaces
  • Link: High-Speed Serial Link (HSSL) for primary-to-secondary data transfer
  • Compatible processors: SLC 5/02 and later
  • Max logical racks: Up to 4 on the RIO link
  • System: One module in primary chassis + complementary module in secondary chassis

Why Choose This

  • Enables processor and network redundancy
  • Seamless switchover on primary failure
  • Supports both RIO and DH+ backup
  • High-speed data synchronization between systems

Common Questions

  • What does it backup? RIO or DH+ networks plus processor control.
  • How many modules? Complementary pair (primary + secondary).
  • Processors? SLC 5/02 or higher.

Mounting Steps

  1. Install one 1747-BSN in the primary chassis and one in the secondary chassis.
  2. Connect the High-Speed Serial Link between the two modules.
  3. Configure switches for baud rate, address and network type (RIO/DH+).
  4. Connect RIO or DH+ media and optional operator interface cable.
  5. Power up both systems and verify primary/secondary status and failover.

Buying Advice

  • Required in pairs for a complete backup system.
  • Confirm switch settings match the network speed and addressing.
  • Essential for high-availability SLC 500 Remote I/O or DH+ applications.
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