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dimindubai
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Theoretical Data Transfer Rate

06/05/2014 9:08 AM

Hi I'm looking to calculate the theoretical data transfer rate over a communication network in relation to dual redundant Wincc SCADA Servers system with 5 remote sites over using fiber Optic links with 1660 and 1551 units. Siemens S7-400 PLC's, ET200m RIO units, X204 switches are used both local and at remote locations.

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Re: Theoretical Data Transfer Rate

06/05/2014 3:44 PM

You may find this information in the datasheets, manuals and application notes for the equipment. It may also relate to what the equipment transfer rate is actually set to, so be sure to check that as that should be your best indication.

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