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Allen-Bradley 1747-SDN
Allen-Bradley 1747-SDN
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DeviceNet scanner module

1747-SDN

Spare Part Number

PN1747-SDN/A, 1747-SDN/B, 1747-SDN/C, 1747-SDN/D

Product Information:

A Series D SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner that connects an SLC processor to DeviceNet slave devices and can also operate as a DeviceNet slave. Series D provides a 256K ADR list, online scanlist changes in Run mode and scanner CCV optimization; migration to a modern platform requires engineering rather than a drop-in swap.

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    • PRODUCT OVERVIEW

      What is this product?

      A Series D SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner that connects an SLC processor to DeviceNet slave devices and can also operate as a DeviceNet slave. Series D provides a 256K ADR list, online scanlist changes in Run mode and scanner CCV optimization; migration to a modern platform requires engineering rather than a drop-in swap. Selection must preserve the complete label identity, connected-equipment compatibility and manufacturer installation limits.

      Source boundary

      Manufacturer reference: official documentation for SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner modules.
    • APPLICATIONS

      Where it may be used

      Use this DeviceNet scanner module only where its documented configuration, interfaces and installation limits match the existing SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner modules arrangement.

      SLC DeviceNet master

      Exchanges mapped I/O data between an SLC controller and configured DeviceNet nodes.

      ADR-backed maintenance

      Stores supported device-replacement information for a documented Series D network.

      Scanner slave mode

      Exposes selected SLC data to another DeviceNet scanner when the project is engineered for slave operation.

      Legacy network retention

      Maintains a validated DeviceNet cell while a controlled migration plan is prepared.
Technical specifications for

1747-SDN

0 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Product Category:
    PLC Systems
  • Spare Part Number:
    1747-SDN/A, 1747-SDN/B, 1747-SDN/C, 1747-SDN/D
  • Network:
    DeviceNet
  • Supported baud rates:
    125, 250 and 500 kbit/s
  • ADR list memory:
    256K
  • Operating modes:
    Scanner and DeviceNet slave
  • Isolation:
    500 VDC communication-circuit isolation
  • SLC slot requirement:
    Single SLC 500 chassis slot
  • Lifecycle date:
    Discontinued 31 March 2024
  • Migration reference:
    5069-AENTR engineering replacement path
  • Stock:
    19
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Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

1747-SDN/A
1747-SDN Ser A, Series A, Rev A
1747-SDN/B
1747-SDN Ser B, Series B, Rev B
1747-SDN/C
1747-SDN Ser C, Series C, Rev C
1747-SDN/D
1747-SDN Ser D, Series D, Rev D

Alternative Names

1747 SDN SLC 500 DeviceNet Scanner 1747-SDN 1747-SDN Series D Allen-Bradley 1747-SDN scanner 1747SDN

Information

Overview Manuals DeviceNet Setup Address Plan Migration Plan

Features:

  • Series D scans DeviceNet I/O for an SLC processor and supports slave-mode operation where required.
  • A 256K automatic-device-replacement list and Run-mode scanlist changes improve installed-base maintenance flexibility.
  • The module supports 125, 250 and 500 kbit/s DeviceNet rates with isolated communication circuitry.
A Series D SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner that connects an SLC processor to DeviceNet slave devices and can also operate as a DeviceNet slave. Series D provides a 256K ADR list, online scanlist changes in Run mode and scanner CCV optimization; migration to a modern platform requires engineering rather than a drop-in swap. Selection must preserve the complete label identity, connected-equipment compatibility and manufacturer installation limits.

Manufacturer reference: official SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner modules documentation.

Moore Automated supports exact-item verification and spare-part enquiries for 1747-SDN.
Allen-Bradley 1747-SDN official manufacturer document excerpt (PDF), Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Save the complete node list, I/O sizes, mapping and electronic keys before removing the installed scanner.

Set the replacement to the existing network rate and a conflict-free node address before reconnecting the trunk.

Treat the 5069-AENTR path as a redesigned Logix/EtherNet/IP architecture, not as a direct SLC-slot substitute.

Technical notes

A Series D SLC 500 DeviceNet scanner that connects an SLC processor to DeviceNet slave devices and can also operate as a DeviceNet slave. Series D provides a 256K ADR list, online scanlist changes in Run mode and scanner CCV optimization; migration to a modern platform requires engineering rather than a drop-in swap. Verify 1747-SDN and Series D on the side label, then save the DeviceNet node address, baud rate, scanlist, input/output mapping and controller project. Earlier module series do not provide every Series D feature. Back up the SLC program and DeviceNet scanlist, isolate chassis and network power, match baud rate and node address, reconnect the trunk/drop wiring and validate every mapped device before returning the scanner to Run mode.

Complete Label Verification

Verify 1747-SDN and Series D on the side label, then save the DeviceNet node address, baud rate, scanlist, input/output mapping and controller project. Earlier module series do not provide every Series D feature.

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For quotation, provide quantity, the complete 1747-SDN label, clear nameplate and connector photographs, connected equipment, receiving country and required delivery date. Include project, firmware or hardware-revision records where applicable so Moore Automated can match and quote the exact item.

Customs & Shipping Data

  • Packed shipping dimensions
    Confirmed after final packing
    14.5 x 5.1 x 13.2 cm
  • Packed shipping weight
    Confirmed after final packing
    Approx. 0.37 kg
  • HS / customs code
    Not officially confirmed
    Verify for the destination before shipment.
  • Country of origin
    United States of America
    Rockwell-listed; verify the unit label.
  • Ships from
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
    Dispatch location is confirmed in the written quotation.
  • Customs documents
    Confirmed for the destination
    Available document scope is stated in the written quotation.
PRODUCT & ORDER FAQS

Questions buyers ask about 1747-SDN

  • How can I confirm that I need the exact 1747-SDN configuration?

    Verify 1747-SDN and Series D on the side label, then save the DeviceNet node address, baud rate, scanlist, input/output mapping and controller project. Earlier module series do not provide every Series D feature.
  • Can I use 1747-SDN with my existing equipment?

    The module requires an SLC 500 chassis and a valid DeviceNet network configuration. A 5069-AENTR belongs to a different architecture and is an engineering migration reference, not a slot-compatible replacement.
  • Are you an authorized agent for the 1747-SDN manufacturer?

    Moore Automated is an independent supplier rather than an authorized manufacturer agent. The quotation identifies the exact original 1747-SDN, and Moore provides independent verification, competitive pricing and a one-year warranty.
  • Which two ratings should I compare before selecting 1747-SDN?

    Compare network (DeviceNet) and module series (Series D). Both values must fit the connected hardware and the original design record; matching only the physical appearance is insufficient.
  • What should I check before installing 1747-SDN?

    Back up the SLC program and DeviceNet scanlist, isolate chassis and network power, match baud rate and node address, reconnect the trunk/drop wiring and validate every mapped device before returning the scanner to Run mode.
  • Can you include COC, COO or test documents with my 1747-SDN?

    Yes. State the required documents before ordering. Moore Automated will confirm which available COO, COC, test-report or warranty-letter documents are available for the exact item; confirmed certificates can be packed with the shipment.
  • How do supported baud rates and adr list memory affect my 1747-SDN replacement?

    For this item, supported baud rates is 125, 250 and 500 kbit/s, while adr list memory is 256K. Verify both against the current system configuration before approving a replacement.
  • What evidence can I request to verify the 1747-SDN held in stock?

    Request a current photograph of the complete label and the relevant connector or terminal face. The image should show 1747-SDN, Series D, firmware/label data, DeviceNet connector and module status display so the quoted unit can be compared with the installed item.
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    Discontinued by OEM since 2024-03-31 / Engineering migration required

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