ALSTOM MVAJ105RA0802A Protection Relay – MiCOM Series
Alstom MVAJ105RA0802A is listed for MiCOM Series RFQ review. Confirm quantity, condition and destination before quotation.
Model: SST-DN3-PCI-2 DN3-PCI-1-E
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Technical Dossier
The SST-DN3 series, developed by SST (a Woodward company), represents a mature and widely deployed family of DeviceNet interface cards designed for PCI-bus host systems. These modules serve as the communication bridge between a PC-based host controller and a DeviceNet fieldbus network, enabling master/scanner and slave/adapter operation across industrial automation environments. The SST-DN3 series has accumulated significant installed base in process industries including chemical manufacturing, petroleum refining, nuclear power auxiliary systems, and continuous production facilities where DeviceNet remains the dominant device-level network. The cards are compatible with Allen-Bradley DeviceNet networks and conform to the Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (ODVA) specification, making them interoperable with thousands of DeviceNet-compliant field devices including drives, sensors, and actuators.
The SST-DN3 product line was introduced in the late 1990s as industrial PC platforms transitioned from ISA to PCI bus architectures. The original DN3-PCI-1 (single-channel) and DN3-PCI-2 (dual-channel) cards established the core hardware platform: an onboard Motorola 68331 processor running SST's proprietary firmware, 512KB of dual-port RAM shared with the host, and a dedicated CAN controller for DeviceNet physical layer compliance at 125, 250, and 500 Kbps.
The subsequent -E suffix variants (e.g., SST-DN3-PCI-2, DN3-PCI-1-E) introduced enhanced firmware with expanded I/O data table sizes, improved explicit messaging support, and compatibility with 32-bit Windows driver stacks (WDM model). The PCI-104 form factor variants extended the platform to embedded and rugged computing environments. As 64-bit operating systems became standard, SST released updated driver packages; however, native Windows 10/11 64-bit driver support for legacy DN3 cards is limited, making the -E firmware revision the practical ceiling for most deployed units.
The SST-DN3 series is now in the end-of-life/mature phase. Woodward has not announced a direct PCI-bus successor; migration paths typically involve EtherNet/IP gateway solutions or Rockwell Automation's 1784-PCIDS scanner card. For facilities committed to existing DeviceNet infrastructure, the SST-DN3 remains the most cost-effective scanner platform, and aftermarket supply of tested units is the primary procurement channel.
DeviceNet PCI Scanner / Interface Cards — Dual Channel
DeviceNet PCI Scanner / Interface Cards — Single Channel
DeviceNet PCI-104 Form Factor (Embedded / Rugged)
DeviceNet ISA Interface Cards (Legacy / Obsolete)
DeviceNet PCMCIA / CardBus (Portable / Laptop Diagnostics)
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