OVERVIEW

Official designation: Allen-Bradley 5810-AXMT (Pyramid Integrator, Thin-wire Ethernet Transceiver Unit)

Role/Application: This transceiver module provides Thin-wire Ethernet (Coax) connectivity and an Attachment Unit Interface connection for the Pyramid Integrator system to facilitate high-speed industrial network communication and data exchange.

KEY SPECS SUMMARY

Power: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual.

Interfaces / Ports: 15 pin transceiver port; thin wire Ethernet port per segment

Indicators: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual.

Operating Temp: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual.

Platform / Compatibility: Allen-Bradley Pyramid Integrator; 1794 terminal bases

Limit: 30 nodes per thin wire Ethernet segment maximum

Lifecycle: Discontinued by manufacturer; modern alternatives are chassis dependent

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Technical Specifications:

Q: What is the maximum number of nodes permitted on a thin wire Ethernet segment connected to the 5810-AXMT?

A: The module supports a maximum of 30 nodes per single thin wire Ethernet segment.

Wiring & Installation:

Q: Which Allen-Bradley terminal bases are compatible for mounting the 5810-AXMT transceiver unit?

A: The unit can be mounted on 1794-TB2, -TB3, -TB3S, -TB3T, -TB3TS, -TBN, and -TBNF terminal bases.

Troubleshooting & Compatibility:

Q: What is the primary network type supported by the 5810-AXMT module for industrial communication?

A: The module supports Thin-wire Ethernet connectivity, often used in older industrial control networks.

Replacement & Upgrades:

Q: What is the typical modern replacement for the Pyramid Integrator Ethernet modules like the 5810-AXMT?

A: Official replacement options vary; users often migrate to ControlLogix Ethernet modules like the 1756-EN2T.