RSLogix 5000 and RSLogix 500

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RSLogix 5000 and RSLogix 500


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Installing and using RSLogix 5000 andRSLogix 500

Why Choose RSLogix 5000?

Innovations

No need to point to physical memory addresses when writing code.

Use names to represent data variables.

RSLogix 5000: No access to memory addresses

RSLogix 500: Can access memory directly

Low-level language


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Installing and using RSLogix 5000 and

RSLogix 500More advantages:

Used to program all five Rockwell Automation Logixplatforms:

ControlLogix

CompactLogix

FlexLogixSoftLogix5800

DriveLogix.


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Connecting hardware

Devicenet variable speed drives

Ethernet wireless control

PanelView control / monitoring of equipment

Peer to Peer connectivity


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State-of-the-art for most industries that are not lockedinto corporate brand PLC:

Fanuc for the many GE subsidiaries

TOYO for Toyota


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Additional advantage:

Used to program all five Rockwell Automation Logix

platforms:


FlexLogix

SoftLogix5800

PowerFlex 700S DriveLogix

ControlLogix

CompactLogix


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ControlLogix


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CompactLogix


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Compact I/O has a unique modularrackless design, which both contributes tosystem cost savings and reduces partsinventory

Its communication bus, typically found inthe I/O rack, is instead integrated intoeach Compact I/O module


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SLC 500 family


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SLC 500 5/03 vs. 5/01 processors Simple and affordable processors with broad capabilities to

address applications such as material handling, HVACcontrol, assembly operations, small process control, and

SCADA applications.

Advanced instruction-set based on PLC-5 mid-size

processors.

Broad line of digital and analog I/O modules, including

intelligent I/O modules and including I/O modules available

from third-party vendors (Encompass program).

Each SLC 5/01 processor has a DH-485 port forprogramming and processor-to-processor communication

initiated from the other node.

SLC 5/02, SLC 5/03, SLC 5/04 and SLC 5/05 processors

have communication ports that can initiate communication

(e.g., Ethernet, DH+, DH-485, or RS-232-C).


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SLC 500 5/03 processors

Customize your Processor

Add ControlNet

Add DeviceNet

Add Universal Remote I/O

Add BASIC programming capability


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Add ControlNet

1771-

1746-

1793- 1794-

1797-

1747-SCNR15 scanner module


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Add DeviceNet

1791D- 1793-

1794-

1792-

1747-SDN scanner module


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Add Universal Remote I/O

1746- 1771-

1793-

1794-

1791-

1747-SN scanner module


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Add BASIC programming capability

DH-485 RS-232 communication ports

1746-BAS or 1746-BAS-T module


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Why Choose the SLC 500?

Controls hundreds of thousands of processes around the world

amusement park rides to pharmaceutical processing

15 M processors and 12 M, I/O modules installed worldwide

Used by over 75% of companies comprising the Dow Jones Industrial

Average (DJIA)

Large choice of I/O available from Rockwell Automation and third party

companies, making these products appropriate for almost any

application

Over 100,000 customers trained in the U.S. alone, making this product

one of the most understood of its type


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Devicenet Connection and Scanners


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1747-SDN Scanner


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Installation of RSLogix


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Installation of RSLinx


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Installation of EDS files


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Identifying main window components


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Configuring the Display


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Configuring the Controller


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Creating & Managing Project Files


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Organizing Tasks


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Program Routines


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Tags


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Management of Tag Descriptions


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Exporting & Importing Tags


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Online Editing Functionality

Modify while running

Fine-tune an operating control system

including PID loops

Reduces development time

Aids troubleshooting


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Establishing Communications


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Using RSLinx as a Service


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DH 485


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DF1: A communications interfacesolution for Rockwell Automation

DF1 protocol is an Allen-Bradley data-link layer protocolthat combines features of subcategories D1 and F1 of

ANSI x3.28 specification.

Half-duplex protocol (master-slave communication)

Full-duplex protocol (peer-to-peer communication)

Formal Driver Type: Serial, Client or Server

Connection type: RS-232 or RS-485


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PMO2 Cable


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Allen Bradley PLC Replacement Programming Cable for theMicrologix Series

Allen Bradley: 1761-CBL-PM02 $14.00 (2nd source)

Supports RSLinx communications (DF1 or DH-485)between SLC 500, controllogix, and 1761 devices:

For example:

NET DNI

NET AIC

NET ENI

PMO2 Cable


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Devicenet


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Mixing Devicenet Cable Types

Mixing Media on a DeviceNet trunk line

Thick, Thin, and Flat (KwikLink) are 120 ohm impedancecables

Apply the 'weakest link' theory when calculating distancesallowed.

when mixing cables, use KwikLink specs. To determinemaximum length allowed

Return (V-) and shield should be grounded in accordance

with DNet requirements; (reference DN-6.7.2) available onRockwell website

Proper grounding discussed in Knowlegebase recordG21030.


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http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/in/1761-in002_-mu-p.pdf

http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/in/1770-in041_-en-p.pdf#xml=http://127.0.0.1/texis/search/pdfhi.t

xt?query=knowlegebase+grounding+&pr=literature.rockwellautomation.com&prox=page&rorder=500&rprox=750&rdfreq=0&rwfreq=0&rlead=250&sufs=1&order=r&cq=&id=457b9875b



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Go to: www.ab.com/

Search: "Advanced Interface Converter"

"installation instructioins Find: 1761-in002_-mu-p.pdf on list

Search:knowlegebase grounding

Choose: Industrial Automation Wiring andGrounding Guidelines



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Connectivity

Ethernet 1761 NET ENI ControlLogix

ControlLogix 1761 NET DNICompactLogix

CompactLogix 1761 NET AIC SLC 500


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Connectivity

Internet DeviceNET Bus DH1 or DH485

Using:

R$Linx

1761 Interface Devices PM02 Cable(s)

SoftLogix 5800


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CAT 5 Cable


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CAT 5 Cable

Stripe

runs alongthe length

of wire

White/Blue

White/Green


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Cable to Wireless

PM02

801.11 Wireless

1761NET ENI

PLC

NET DNI

CAT5

PM02

VSD3-phase Motor

DeviceNET

Laptop

Excel RSLinx

Provides realtime data updates


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Cable to VPN

PM02

VPN

1761NET ENI

PLC

NET DNI

CAT5

PM02

VSD3-phase Motor

DeviceNET

Computer

located

anywhere

Excel RSLinx


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Net AIC control

1770 KFD M d l


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1770-KFD Module

A portable RS-232 communicationinterface

Provides a host computer access to aDeviceNet network.

1770 KFD M d l


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1770-KFD Module


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DH 485 peer to peer connector


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DH 485 Pignose connector

Eth t N t ENI C t l


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Ethernet Net ENI Control

NET ENI


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NET ENI

RS 232


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An RS-232 communication channel allows forsimple connectivity to a personal computer forprogram upload, download, and monitoringusing multiple protocols, including DF1 Full-Duplex.

RS-232


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1761 NET AIC

Peer-to-peer messaging capability allowsyou to network up to 32 controllers on DH-

485 (using a 1761-NET-AIC module).

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Advanced communicationsnetworks, including

DeviceNet and EtherNet/IPthrough the 1761-NET-DNIor 1761-NET-ENIcommunication modulescan be used for innovativeconnections.


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Networks introduction

http://www.ab.com/en/epub/catalogs/12762/2181376/2416247/407648/6202192/2161736/index.html

EtherNET Specs.

http://www.ab.com/en/epub/catalogs/12762/2181376/2416247/407648/6202192/2161736/tab3.html

Devicenet Specs.http://www.ab.com/en/epub/catalogs/12762/2181376/2416247/407648/6202192/2161736/tab5.html

Serial (DH1) specs.


DH485 specs



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Rockwell Automation (http://www.ab.com)

> Catalogs

> Automation Systems Catalog

> Programmable Controllers> CompactLogix System

> 1769 CompactLogix System

> Networks


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Configuring RSlinx


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Configuring RSlinx

Features Added to RSLinx 2 41


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Features Added to RSLinx 2.41

1784-PCC driver enhanced to increase browsingperformance. The node table object on the cardnow determines valid nodes instead of RSLinx

browsing for them.



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Support added for a new item property (I.D. is5000). This property exists only forControlLogix items and will test an item todetermine if it is boolean.



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New DeviceNet error code added for betteraddress parsing of parameter errors



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More support added for OPC 2.05 compliancy.

Specific support includes:

Date and Currency

Returning errors when values out of range

Failing the AddItems when requested data typeis invalid

RSLinx V2 5


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RSLinx V2.5

RSLinx Classic SDK now allows you to develop .NETOPC client applications using the .NET OPC interface.

Uploading or Downloading Projects


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Uploading or Downloading Projects

Going online


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Going online


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Run program modes

Online programming

Offline programming

Test and troubleshooting

Remote run switch


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Remote run switch

M it i St t


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Monitoring Status

Controller status


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Controller status

Data filesR b t Fil G L i ISBN


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Robert Filer, George Leinonen, ISBN013025603X

Written around Allen-Bradley's popular programmable controllers,this self-contained, state-of-the-art reference teaches people in theindustry how to write sophisticated programson the PLC they aremost likely to encounter on the job.

It contains a wealth of structured programming examples, and theup-to-date ControlLogix processor. Three techniques for writing PLCprograms are covered: zone control; subroutines; and sequentialfunction charts.

Systematic steps lead readers away from using a trial-and-errormethod of programming in order to increase efficiency by reducingprogram writing time, ensuring good documentation, and aiding introubleshooting. For manufacturing engineers, control engineers,

production engineers, and plant engineers.

Configuring Function Block Display


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g g p yOptions

Function Block: Boolean Logic


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Softlogix Control


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Softlogix Control

Softlogix 5800 provides virtual PLC control using a PC

and RSLogix 5000.

All RSLinx, DeviceNET, and Ethernet applications apply.

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1761-NET-ENI EtherNet/IP Interface

Net ENI


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Net ENI

Network through any standard RJ45Ethernet cable

100 Base-T Port with embedded LEDsallows connection to provide easy-to-seelink transmit / receive

1761 AIC


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1761 AIC

Allows linking of SLC 5/03 or 5/04 processors using

DF1 Half-Duplex master/slave protocol

Accepts power via the 8-pin mini DIN from aCompactlogix or SLC 500 controller or an external

power connection

Offers two isolated RS-232 connections one 9-pinD-shell one 8-pin mini DIN to protect connected

devices that may be on different power sources.

Also offer an RS-485 6-pin Phoenix connection formulti-drop connections

Net DNI control


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Net DNI control

1761 NET DNI


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1761 NET DNI

The interface links the controller to otherdevices on a DeviceNet network to:

download configuration data to a device. monitor operational status of a device. communicate with peer devices.

upload/download programs.

PID Control


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PID Control

Summary


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Summary

Using the 1761 series adapters designedfor the Micrologix platform to connect thecontrollogix, compactlogix and SLC 500

controllers allows the ultimate in flexibilitybetween Allen-Bradley components andindustry standard Ethernet and Devicenet

components.

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http://literature.rockwellautomation.com

http://epub1.rockwellautomation.com

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