Siemens 6DS3932-8AA Printer Converter

Operating Frequency:400 Hz

Input Voltage:AC 230 V

Output Current:10 A

Communication Protocol:Profinet

Data Transfer Rate:10/100 Mbps

Printer Resolution:240 dpi

Printer Speed:Up to 50 ppm

Memory Capacity:8 MB Flash, 4 MB RAM

    The Siemens 6DS3932-8AA Printer Converter is a crucial component for enhancing productivity and accuracy in industrial printing applications. This compact yet robust device is specifically engineered for compatibility with Siemens’ comprehensive range of industrial automation solutions, ensuring smooth operation across diverse manufacturing setups.

    Featuring an advanced EtherCAT communication interface, this printer converter seamlessly integrates with the latest control systems, enabling real-time data exchange and command execution. Its compatibility with popular protocols like MODBUS TCP/IP, DeviceNet, and EtherNet/IP further broadens its utility in various industrial environments.

    Operated on a reliable 24V DC power supply, the 6DS3932-8AA ensures stable performance under challenging conditions, making it ideal for use in areas with fluctuating temperatures or harsh operating environments. With a maximum output current of 20A, it can handle demanding printing tasks without compromising on speed or quality.

    Engineered with precision and durability in mind, the 6DS3932-8AA boasts dimensions of 100mm x 120mm x 80mm and weighs approximately 0.3kg, making it a lightweight yet powerful addition to any industrial setting. Its compact design facilitates easy installation and integration within existing systems, minimizing setup time and maximizing operational efficiency.

    Equipped with a user-friendly interface and comprehensive documentation, the Siemens 6DS3932-8AA Printer Converter simplifies the setup and maintenance process, allowing technicians and engineers to focus on more critical aspects of their operations. Backed by Siemens’ commitment to quality and reliability, this product offers a cost-effective solution for optimizing printing processes in today’s fast-paced manufacturing industries.