Allen Bradley 1769-ADN DeviceNet network adapter for CompactLogix PLC systems

FAQ

Q1. What is the 1769‑ADN used for?
It is a DeviceNet adapter that allows CompactLogix controllers to interface with DeviceNet networks.

Q2. What network protocol does the 1769‑ADN support?
It supports the DeviceNet industrial network protocol at 125 kbps, 250 kbps, or 500 kbps speeds.

Q3. How many DeviceNet nodes can be connected through this module?
It supports up to approximately 30 DeviceNet nodes.

Q4. What are the power requirements of the module?
The module draws about 450 mA (Series A) or 500 mA (Series B) from 5 V DC and ~90 mA at 24 V DC auxiliary.

Q5. What mounting configuration does the ADN use?
It installs in a single slot on a CompactLogix backplane.

Q6. What environmental operating conditions does it support?
The module is rated for 0 °C to 60 °C with 5 %–95 % non‑condensing humidity.

Q7. What are the approximate dimensions and weight?
Dimensions are about 118 mm × 50 mm × 87 mm; weight is around 0.27 kg.

Q8. Is the 1769‑ADN still actively manufactured?
No, the 1769‑ADN has been discontinued by Rockwell Automation and is no longer produced.

1769-ADN Allen Bradley

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