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1-4 Before You Begin
❑ 5. Calculate how much scanner memory you need. (For more information, see page 1-11.)
❑ 6. Assign an address to each device. The following addresses are recommended but not required. (For more information, see
page 1-13.)
Tip: For flexibility as you develop your system, leave gaps between addresses. Gaps have no effect on system performance.
Give this address: To this device:
0 Scanner
1 to 61 Your devices
Give the lower addresses to devices with 15 bytes or more of input or output data.
62 Computer interface, such as a 1770-KFD or 1784-PCD device
63 Leave open for new or replacement devices.
❑ 7. Make sure you have the required software.
❑ To configure the network:
❑ To program the controller, use RSLogix™ 5000 software.
❑ To connect your computer to the network, use RSLinx® software.
Device Address Input Size of
Device
(bytes)
Input Memory
in Scanner
(DINTs)
Output Size
of Device
(bytes)
Output Memory
in Scanner
(DINTs)
start/stop buttons 1 1 1 1
<empty> 22
I/O adapter w/ modules 9 3 5 2
<empty> 22
Total
8 7
A. List the devices on your network. B. Record how many bytes each device sends to your control system (input
data) and gets from your control system (output data).
C. Convert the input and outputs sizes to DINTs, where:
DINTs = (bytes/4) rounded up to an integer.
D. Add several DINTs between each device in case you want to make
changes later.
E. Total memory that you need in the
scanner.
If: And your scanner is: Configure the network with:
every device on your network (except the scanner)
uses 4 or less bytes of input and output data
• ControlLogix® 1756-DNB
• FlexLogix™ 1788-DNBO
RSLogix™ 5000 software (For more
information, see chapter 4.)
some devices use more than 4 bytes of input or
output data
any RSNetWorx™ for DeviceNet software
(For more information, see chapters 2
and 6.)
- DeviceNet 1
- Modules in 1
- Logix5000™ 1
- Control Systems 1
- Important User Information 2
- About This Manual 3
- Who Should Use this 4
- Conventions in this Manual 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents 2 6
- Chapter 7 7
- Control a Device 7
- Chapter 8 7
- Table of Contents 4 8
- Table of Contents 5 9
- Chapter 15 10
- DeviceNet Network 10
- Appendix A 11
- Give a Value Its Own Memory 11
- Location 11
- Table of Contents 8 12
- Before You Begin 13
- 1-2 Before You Begin 14
- Preliminary Actions 15
- 1-4 Before You Begin 16
- Choose a Scanner 17
- Bridging Across Networks 18
- Choose a Baud Rate for the 21
- 1-10 Before You Begin 22
- Calculate Scanner Memory 23
- 1-12 Before You Begin 24
- Assign an Address to Each 25
- Here’s an example: 26
- Create a File for the 29
- Draw Your Network 30
- Configure Each Device 31
- 1. Double-click the device 32
- Configure the Scanner 34
- 1. Double-click the scanner 35
- CompactLogix 36
- 1. Click the Module tab 36
- Set the Alignment Option 37
- Build the Scan List 39
- Generate an RSNetWorx 42
- Download the 43
- Configuration to Network 43
- Go Online to the Network 44
- IMPORTANT 45
- Connect a Computer to a 48
- Configure a Driver for a 49
- RS-232 DF1 Devices 50
- Ethernet Devices 50
- 1784-PCC 50
- 1784-PCD 51
- 1770-KFD 51
- Make Sure the Driver Works 52
- How To Use This Chapter 53
- Determine If You Can Use 53
- AutoScan 53
- How AutoScan Effects Your 54
- Install the Node 54
- Commissioning Tool 54
- Connect Each Device to the 55
- Add the Scanner to the 58
- RSLogix 5000 Project 58
- Turn On AutoScan 59
- Access Device Data 61
- Put the Scanner in Run 63
- Additional Information 64
- About AutoScan 64
- Set the Address of a Device 68
- Set an Address with 69
- Software 69
- Procedures for Specific 70
- Set the DeviceNet Address 72
- Disable AutoBaud 72
- 23456781 74
- Turn Off BootP/DHCP 75
- Make Sure Your Devices 77
- Are on the Network 77
- Configure Your Network Online 79
- 1. Start RSNetWorx software 82
- 2. Create a file 82
- 4. Choose OK 82
- Save the file 82
- 2. Click the Module tab 88
- Upload and Save the 94
- Network File 94
- Add the Scanner to the I/O 99
- 7-4 Control a Device 100
- Control a Device 7-5 101
- 7-6 Control a Device 102
- Determine the Address of 103
- DeviceNet Data 103
- 7-8 Control a Device 104
- Where: Is: 105
- Program Your Logic With 106
- Alias Tags 106
- Determine If a Device Has 107
- Place the Scanner in Run 108
- When to Use a MSG 109
- Instruction 109
- Determine the Parameter 109
- Number to Access 109
- Determine the 110
- Configuration of the 110
- Parameter 110
- Test the Parameter 111
- Enter Message Logic 112
- Control a Device 7-17 113
- 7-18 Control a Device 114
- Set the Communication Path 115
- 7-20 Control a Device 116
- Interlock and Share Inputs 117
- Choose a Master Controller 118
- 2. Choose Slave Mode 119
- 3. Enable Slave Mode 119
- 4. Define the I/O parameters 119
- Map the Slave Mode Data 120
- Share Inputs 121
- Terminal 125
- Choose an Communication 126
- Explicit Server Communication 127
- Explicit Client Communication 127
- Plan and Configure I/O 128
- Slave Tags 128
- Configure an I/O Slave Tag 130
- Set Up the Terminal on the 131
- Configure the Scanner to 133
- Update I/O Slave Tags 133
- Edit I/O Parameters 134
- Map Input and Output Data 134
- Address I/O Slave Tags in 135
- Plan and Configure Explicit 137
- Server Tags 137
- Program the Controller to 140
- Get/Set Explicit Server Tags 140
- Configure Explicit Client 143
- Using This Chapter 147
- Before You Use This 148
- Create a Topic for the 149
- Create a Node 150
- Create a Tag for the 151
- Factors that Effect 154
- Performance 154
- I/O Parameters of Each Device 155
- Background Poll 155
- Interscan Delay 156
- Change the Configuration of 157
- Strobed Transfer 159
- Polled Transfer 160
- Save the Network File 161
- Front Display 163
- Module status indicator: 164
- Network status indicator: 164
- ControlLogix Scanner 1756-DNB 165
- MOD/NET I/O OK 165
- I/O status indicator 166
- OK status indicator 166
- Module status (MS) indicator 169
- Network status (NS) indicator 169
- CIP Link status indicator 171
- Module (Mod Status) indicator 171
- I/O Status indicator 172
- Module (MOD) status indicator 173
- Status Tags in the 175
- Controller 175
- Status Register 176
- Status Tags 177
- Status Codes 178
- Replacement of a Failed 181
- How to Use This Chapter 181
- How to Automate the 181
- ATTENTION 182
- Set Up Automatic Device 183
- Recovery 183
- 1. Go online 184
- 2. Configure the devices 184
- Define the Electronic Key 185
- Tally Memory 190
- Requirements 190
- Assign an Address to the 191
- If You Configure the 191
- Adapter Offline 191
- Set the Address of the 192
- If You Change the 192
- Interpret the Status 193
- Indicators 193
- Choose a Connecting 196
- Assign Addresses to the 198
- Set the Address of a 199
- POINTBlock I/O Module 1734D 200
- Automatically Sequence 201
- Point I/O Addresses 201
- Configure a Point I/O 202
- 1. Double-click the adapter 203
- 2. Click the Parameters tab 203
- 3. Upload the configuration 203
- To DWord Boundaries 204
- 2. Apply the change 204
- 3. Download the change 204
- Create a File for the Subnet 205
- Access the Subnet 205
- Adapter Status indicator 208
- DeviceNet Status indicator 209
- System Power indicator 210
- Field Power indicator 210
- Interpret POINT I/O Data 212
- (Data Maps) 212
- Message size: 1 Byte 213
- Where: 0 = Off 1 = On 216
- Message size: 6 Bytes 217
- Channel Status 218
- Message size: 4 bytes 219
- Message size: 2 Bytes 219
- Message size: 8 Bytes 222
- 1734-232ASC ASCII Module 225
- Appendix 227
- When to Use This Appendix 227
- Give a Value Its Own 228
- Memory Location 228
- Numerics 229
- 2 Index 230
- Index 3 231
- 4 Index 232
- Index 5 233
- 6 Index 234
- How Are We Doing? 235
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 236
- Rockwell Automation 238
- User Manua 239
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