PILZ PNOZ mc3p 773732

Pilz PNOZ mc3p PROFIBUS DP Slave Module

Description

The PNOZ mc3p, part number 773732, is a communication module designed for the Pilz PNOZmulti configurable safety system. It functions as a PROFIBUS DP slave, enabling seamless integration with a higher-level network master, such as a central PLC. This module facilitates the transmission of diagnostic and status data from the safety controller, enhancing overall system monitoring and control.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Pilz
• Model: PNOZ mc3p
• Part Number: 773732
• Function: PROFIBUS DP Slave Communication Module
• Compatible System: PNOZmulti
• Transmission Rate: Up to 12 MBit/s
• Address Range: 0 – 99 (set via rotary switches)
• Connection: 9-pin D-Sub (female)
• Supply Voltage: Via PNOZmulti base unit

Label Info

• Ident.No.: 773732
• YOM: 2013
• Made in Germany

Application

This module is ideal for applications requiring the integration of safety functions into a distributed control system (DCS) or SCADA environment via PROFIBUS DP. It is commonly used in manufacturing, automotive, and process control industries to centralize machine status and safety diagnostics.

Country of Origin

Germany

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned module, you are helping to avoid the emission of approximately 5.2 kg of CO2. This saving is comparable to the carbon footprint of driving a car for 26 kilometers.

Availability

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FAQ

Question?
What is the main purpose of the PNOZ mc3p module in a PNOZmulti system?

Answer:
Its primary purpose is to act as a bridge, allowing the PNOZmulti safety controller to communicate as a slave device on a PROFIBUS DP network. This enables a master controller (like a Siemens or Rockwell PLC) to read status bits, diagnostic information, and virtual inputs/outputs from the safety system without requiring extensive hardwiring.

Question?
How do I set the PROFIBUS address on the PNOZ mc3p?

Answer:
The PROFIBUS address is set physically on the module using the two rotary switches located on the front panel. These switches allow you to set an address from 00 to 99. The setting must be unique on the PROFIBUS network and must match the configuration in the master PLC’s hardware setup.

Question?
Is a specific GSD file required to integrate this module with a PROFIBUS master?

Answer:
Yes, a General Station Description (GSD) file is required. This file contains all the necessary information about the PNOZ mc3p for the PROFIBUS master’s configuration software (e.g., TIA Portal, STEP 7). You can download the correct GSD file from the official Pilz website by searching for the product number 773732.

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Current Date: Friday, March 13, 2026