IIoT Made Easy

Banner’s Snap Signal family of plug-and-play products represents a new way to unlock your machine's valuable data.

Monitor Your Factory Data in a Snap

Snap Signal is an easily deployable, complete portfolio of modular IIoT hardware and software that delivers actionable machine data from across your factory. More than just another flavor of IIoT, Snap Signal is an overlay network that can capture data signals from virtually any source. It seamlessly converts these sources to a single industry-standard protocol, then distributes the data for quick and easy consumption. Snap Signal offers you the flexibility to monitor key equipment within one area or monitor your whole facility.

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Snap Signal Brochure

The Snap Signal Brochure from Banner Engineering is packed with valuable new content showcasing Banner’s growing portfolio of industry-leading IIoT hardware and software. Topics include:

How to Capture Actionable Data
Connect Your Devices and Convert to a Unified Protocol
Build Your Network to Distribute Your Data
Consume Data to Optimize Productivity

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Snap Signal Product Family

Controller

The DXMR90 is an IIoT enabling industrial controller that transmits information from multiple sources simultaneously in a unified protocol for real-time analysis and consumption. The DXMR90 is also capable of edge processing through logic and data manipulation.

IO-Link Masters

IO-Link Masters enable users to collect more real-time data from a greater number of devices. IO-Link Masters are available in three different configurations: two-port (R45), four-port (R90), or eight-port (R110) models. They each serve as a gateway for connecting IO-Link devices to control systems on the market. The IO-Link Masters transmit machine data, process parameters, and diagnostic information via either Modbus RTU, Ethernet IP or Modbus TCP (model dependent) This configuration makes it possible to send IO-Link data to PLCs, HMIs, SCADAs, and cloud platforms.

IO-Link Hubs

Banner's IO-Link hubs convert and consolidate discrete signals into an IO-Link data stream compatible with other devices, including Banner’s new IO-Link Master. They can also be used in traditional IO-Link systems for signal transmission of large numbers of discrete inputs/outputs to higher-level control systems.

Converters

Unlock valuable equipment data from new and existing devices with Banner’s S15C and R45C converters. These converters allow you to connect two previously incompatible device types and seamlessly transmit data across multiple IIoT ecosystems. S15C and R45C Converters take various types of signals including discrete, analog, and others and transform these signals to industrial protocols like IO-Link or Modbus. This makes it easy to incorporate existing legacy sensors into standard protocols to enable process monitoring.

Serial Data Radio

The R70SR Serial Data Radio is a compact, low-power wireless communication device, used to extend the range of serial communications networks. The device is fitted with an M12 connectorized base for fast deployment.

Snap Signal Configuration Software

Banner's Snap Signal configuration software offers an easy way to configure and demonstrate compatible Banner Modbus devices. The software gives users control of device configuration and the ability to visualize device data and demonstrate device features.

Asset Monitoring Gateway with SNAP ID

Condition Monitoring Made Easy

Revolutionize asset monitoring with a solution so simple that it's up and running in minutes! This scalable condition monitoring solution will transform the way maintenance and reliability personnel manage assets.

DXM1200 IIoT Gateway Series

Simplify Condition Monitoring with One Gateway

Combining the best features of both wired and wireless devices, the DXM1200-X2 brings condition monitoring to every part of a facility: near and far, easy-to-access, and even hard-to-reach areas. The DXM1200-X2 can connect up to 207 devices from both Banner and third parties to deliver critical performance and machine health. Using your choice of simple or complex programming, it can process this information on the edge, then send it via both Ethernet and cellular networks to be consumed anywhere in the world via an easy-to-use cloud dashboard.