Dear all.
You know infomation about PCI card support DH+ protocol of AB?.
Thanks.

Allen-Bradley 1784-PKTX

That's the one, I wouldn't call it new though! Its been out for several years..

Maybe the original poster is referring to the fact that the 1784-PKTX is a 5V PCI card. Many new computers have 3.3V only PCI buses, not "Universal" PCI buses that support both 5V and 3.3V.

I got bitten by that on a Dell server PC; Dell adamantly refused to give details on their PCI voltage, saying only that they used "PCI 2.0". It turns out that "PCI 2.0" allows the manufacturer to support 3.3V, 5V, or both, so it guarantees nothing.

Rockwell is said to be working on a 3.3V version of the PKTX, but I heard that the project was outsourced to India and they are two years behind in development. I could be wrong; that problem I ran into was last summer and they might have made some progress.

SST (www.mysst.com) and Data-Link (www.protocolcoverter) both have non-Rockwell DH+ cards. These do not support RSLinx, but do provide a PCI interface to DH+.

Did not know that about motherboard PCI busses, but it doesn't surprise me! PC vendors don't give a hoot about controls guys and their not-made-in-the-last-two-months interface cards!