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176 -== {{id name="HEtherNet2FIP28CompactLogixSeries29"/}}**EtherNet/IP(CompactLogix Series)** ==
176 +== {{id name="HMicroLogix1200"/}}**MicroLogix 1200** ==
177 177  
178 -Allen-Brandly Compact Logix Free Tag
178 +The operational address is determined by the connection of Allen-Bradley PLC to HMI. For extension modules or other special conditions, refer to allen-Bradley PLC instruction manual. The following is an example of allen-bradley MicroLogix1200.
179 179  
180 -**HMI Settings**
180 +* **Bit address I:** The address ranges from 0.0 to 255.15. The value of the data before the decimal point ranges from 0 to 255 (decimal). The value from 0 to 15 after the decimal point is the sub address (decimal).
181 +* **Bit address B:** The address ranges from 000.0 to fff.15. The first f from left to right represents the block number (hexadecimal); The second and third f from left to right represent the word address (hexadecimal). The value 0 to 15 after the decimal point reprensents the sub address (decimal).
182 +* **Word address S:** The word address ranges from 0 to 255 (decimal).
183 +* **Word address TS:** The address ranges from 000.0 to ffff. The first and second f from left to right represents the block number (hexadecimal); The third and fourth f from left to right represent the word address (hexadecimal).
181 181  
185 +**✎Note: **Register address TP, CS, CP, N, F and TS address edit are same. D indicates decimal, and F indicates hexadecimal. Different PLC models may support different registers. See the following table.
186 +
187 +|**PLC bit address type**|**Address format**|**Address range**
188 +|I|dd.dd|I 0.0 ~~ 255.15
189 +|O|dd.dd|O 0.0 ~~ 255.15
190 +|B|fff.dd|B 000.0 ~~ fff.15
191 +|S|dd.dd|S 0.0 ~~ 255.15
192 +|N|ffff.dd|N 000.0 ~~ fff.15
193 +|**PLC word address type**|**Address format**|**Address range**
194 +|S|ddd|S0 ~~ 255
195 +|TS|ffff|TS0 ~~ FFFF
196 +|TP|ffff|TP0 ~~ FFFF
197 +|CS|ffff|CS0 ~~ FFFF
198 +|CP|ffff|CP0 ~~ FFFF
199 +|N|ffff|N0 ~~ FFFF
200 +|F|ffff|F0 ~~ FFFF
201 +
202 +== **Ethernet/IP DF1** ==
203 +
204 +Supported Series: Rockwell MicroLogix 1100, 1400, SLC5/05 Ethernet port. MicroLogix1000,1200,1500,SLC 5/03, 5/04 with 1761-NET-ENI
205 +
182 182  |**Items**|**Settings**|**Note**
183 -|Protocol|EtherNet/IP(CompactLogix Series)|
207 +|Protocol|Rockwell Ethernet/IP DF1|
184 184  |Connection|Ethernet|
185 185  |Port No.|44818|
210 +|PLC station No.|1|
186 186  
187 -**PLC Setting**
212 +**Address List**
188 188  
189 -Create new tags
214 +|=**Type**|=**Device registers**|=**Format**|=**Range**|=Note
215 +|(% rowspan="7" %)Bit|I1|I1ddd.dd|0.0~~255.15|Only able to communicate with file number I1
216 +|O0|O0ddd.dd|0.0~~255.15|Only able to communicate with file number O0
217 +|S2|S2ddd.dd|0.0~~255.15|Only able to communicate with file number S2
218 +|B3|B3ddd.dd|0.0~~255.15|Only able to communicate with file number B3
219 +|BN|BNddddd.dd|0.0~~99255.15|(((
220 +Bit data file B0~~B99
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222 +First two digits is for file number
192 192  
193 -Export tags to CSV file. ([Tools] » [Export] » [Tags and Logic Comments])
224 +For example, BN13001.00 represents file number B13, address 001, the 0th bit.
225 +)))
226 +|N7|N7ddd.dd|0.0~~255.15|Only able to communicate with file number N7
227 +|NN|NNddddd.dd|0.0~~99255.15|(((
228 +Integer data file bit format N0~~N99
194 194  
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230 +First two digits is for file number
196 196  
197 -Import labels, please open [Communication] window and click [Import label];
232 +For example, NN13001.00 represents file number N13, address 001, the 0th bit.
233 +)))
234 +|(% rowspan="11" %)Word|S2|S2ddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number S2
235 +|T4S|T4Sddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number T4 (Timer Preset Value)
236 +|T4P|T4Pddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number T4 (Timer Accumulator Value)
237 +|TNS|TNSddddd|0~~99255|(((
238 +Timer Preset Value
198 198  
199 -Select csv file, all tags will be displayed as belows;
240 +First two digits is for file number
200 200  
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242 +For example, TNS99255 represents file number T99, address 255.
243 +)))
244 +|TNP|TNPddddd|0~~99255|(((
245 +Timer Accumulator Value
202 202  
203 -**✎Note:**
247 +First two digits is for file number
204 204  
205 -Because in different region, the separation symbol is different, we suggest you check this before you want to import your tags. To open csv file as text format.
249 +For example, TNP99255 represents file number T99, address 255.
250 +)))
251 +|C5S|C5Sddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number C5 (Counter Preset Value)
252 +|C5P|C5Pddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number C5 (Counter Accumulator Value)
253 +|CNS|CNSddddd|0~~99255|(((
254 +Counter Preset Value
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256 +First two digits is for file number
208 208  
209 -The directory of changing system settings: [Control Panel] -> [Date, Time, Language,and Regional Options] -> [Change the format of numbers, dates, and times]->[Customize]-> [List separator]. Please select [,] and export CSV file after setting.
258 +For example, CNS99255 represents file number C99, address 255.
259 +)))
260 +|CNP|CNPddddd|0~~99255|(((
261 +Counter Accumulator Value
210 210  
211 -**Communication settings in HMI**
263 +First two digits is for file number
212 212  
213 -Enable HMI Ethernet in [Project Settings];
265 +For example, CNP99255 represents file number C99, address 255.
266 +)))
267 +|N7|N7ddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number N7
268 +|NN|NNddd|0~~99255|(((
269 +Integer data file
214 214  
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271 +First two digits is for file number
216 216  
217 -Set PLC IP in [Device IP] settings;
273 +For example, NN99255 represents file number N99, address 255.
274 +)))
275 +|(% rowspan="3" %)Double Word|F8|F8ddd|0~~255|Only able to communicate with file number F8
276 +|FN|FNddddd|0~~99255|(((
277 +Floating point data file
218 218  
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279 +First two digits is for file number
220 220  
281 +For example, FN99255 represents file number F99, address 255.
282 +)))
283 +|LN|LNddddd|0~~99255|Long
284 +
285 +**PLC Setting:**
286 +
287 +1.Open the RSLinx Classic Lite software and click [Configure Drivers...] in [Communications].[[image:1.png]]
288 +
289 +2.Click the drop-down menu and select EtherNet/IP driver[[image:2.png]]
290 +
291 +3.Click Add New and a pop-up window will pop up. Name the driver and click [OK] in the pop-up window.[[image:3.png]]
292 +
293 +4.The configuration driver window pops up., click on the correct network adapter option (such as the ASIX USB to Fast Ethernet Family Adapter option in this picture), and click OK
294 +
295 +[[image:4.png]]
296 +
297 +5.Click the [Close] button.[[image:5.png]]
298 +
299 +6.Click the [RSWho] button.[[image:6.png]]
300 +
301 +7.Pop up the RS Who window, indicating that the driver has been added successfully.[[image:7.png]]
302 +
303 +8.Open the RSLogix 500Pro software and select [System Comms...] in the [Comms] option.[[image:8.jpg]]
304 +
305 +9.Select the driver you have created. All device nodes in the same LAN as the computer will be scanned. Select the PLC to be connected and click [OK].
306 +
307 +[[image:9.png]]
308 +
309 +10.Click Comms [Go Online].[[image:10.png]]
310 +
311 +11.Click [YES] in the pop-up window.[[image:11.png]]
312 +
313 +12.Enter online mode.[[image:14.jpg]]
314 +
221 221  **Cable Wiring**
222 222  
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317 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
318 +[[image:Ethernet.png]]
224 224  
225 -== {{id name="HMicroLogix1200"/}}**MicroLogix 1200** ==
226 226  
227 -The operational address is determined by the connection of Allen-Bradley PLC to HMI. For extension modules or other special conditions, refer to allen-Bradley PLC instruction manual. The following is an example of allen-bradley MicroLogix1200.
321 +== **Rockwell EtherNet/IP(CompactLogix Series)** ==
228 228  
229 -* **Bit address I:** The address ranges from 0.0 to 255.15. The value of the data before the decimal point ranges from 0 to 255 (decimal). The value from 0 to 15 after the decimal point is the sub address (decimal).
230 -* **Bit address B:** The address ranges from 000.0 to fff.15. The first f from left to right represents the block number (hexadecimal); The second and third f from left to right represent the word address (hexadecimal). The value 0 to 15 after the decimal point reprensents the sub address (decimal).
231 -* **Word address S:** The word address ranges from 0 to 255 (decimal).
232 -* **Word address TS:** The address ranges from 000.0 to ffff. The first and second f from left to right represents the block number (hexadecimal); The third and fourth f from left to right represent the word address (hexadecimal).
323 +Supported Series: Rockwell CompactLogix Series Ethernet
233 233  
234 -**✎Note: **Register address TP, CS, CP, N, F and TS address edit are same. D indicates decimal, and F indicates hexadecimal. Different PLC models may support different registers. See the following table.
325 +|**Items**|**Settings**|**Note**
326 +|Protocol|Rockwell EtherNet/IP (CompactLogix Series)|
327 +|Connection|Ethernet|
328 +|Port No.|44818|
329 +|PLC station No.|1|
235 235  
236 -|**PLC bit address type**|**Address format**|**Address range**
237 -|I|dd.dd|I 0.0 ~~ 255.15
238 -|O|dd.dd|O 0.0 ~~ 255.15
239 -|B|fff.dd|B 000.0 ~~ fff.15
240 -|S|dd.dd|S 0.0 ~~ 255.15
241 -|N|ffff.dd|N 000.0 ~~ fff.15
242 -|**PLC word address type**|**Address format**|**Address range**
243 -|S|ddd|S0 ~~ 255
244 -|TS|ffff|TS0 ~~ FFFF
245 -|TP|ffff|TP0 ~~ FFFF
246 -|CS|ffff|CS0 ~~ FFFF
247 -|CP|ffff|CP0 ~~ FFFF
248 -|N|ffff|N0 ~~ FFFF
249 -|F|ffff|F0 ~~ FFFF
331 +**Support Variable Type**
332 +
333 +|PLC data type|Bit/Word|PIStudio data format|Memo
334 +|BOOL|Boolean|Bit object|
335 +|BitArray| | |
336 +|SINT| | |-128-127
337 +|USINT| | |0~~255
338 +|INT|Integer|16-bit signed, ASCll|-32768~~32767
339 +|UINT| | |0~~65535
340 +|DINT|Double integer|32-bit signed|-2^31~~(2^31-1)
341 +|UDINT| | |0~~4294967295
342 +|REAL|Single Precision Float|32-bit floating|
343 +|LINT|Long integer|64-bit signed|
344 +|ULINT|Long integer|64-bit unsigned|
345 +|LREAL|Double Precision Float|64-bit double|
346 +|STRING| | |Enable Read DWord
347 +
348 +**PLC Setting:**
349 +
350 +1.Open the RSLinx Classic Lite software and click [Configure Drivers...] in [Communications].
351 +
352 +[[image:1726907484077-900.png]]
353 +
354 +2.Click the drop-down menu and select EtherNet/IP driver
355 +
356 +[[image:1726907484081-522.png]]
357 +
358 +3.Click Add New and a pop-up window will pop up. Name the driver and click [OK] in the pop-up window.
359 +
360 +[[image:1726907484084-295.png]]
361 +
362 +4.The configuration driver window pops up., click on the correct network adapter option (such as the ASIX USB to Fast Ethernet Family Adapter option in this picture), and click [OK].
363 +
364 +[[image:1726907484085-985.png]]
365 +
366 +5.Click the [Close] button
367 +
368 +[[image:1726907484087-419.png]]
369 +
370 +6.Open Stuido5000 and create a new project or open an existing project.
371 +
372 +To create a new project: click [New Project].
373 +
374 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
375 +[[image:1726907578613-886.png]]
376 +
377 +7.Click the [1769-L16ER-BB1B]→ Edit Project Name → Select the file storage location → [Next]
378 +
379 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
380 +[[image:1726907578645-890.png]]
381 +
382 +8. Select the software version →Select [Expansion I/O] number→ Security Authority → Click [Finish].
383 +
384 +The software version must be the same as the PLC firmware version, and the Security Authority protection should be selected according to personal needs.
385 +
386 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
387 +[[image:1726907578647-323.png]]
388 +
389 +**~ Create a new tag**
390 +
391 +1.Click the drop-down menu on the left of [Controller ABcs]→ Right-click [Controller Tags] → Click [New tag].
392 +
393 +[[image:1726907578648-590.png]]
394 +
395 +2.Input tag name → Select tag type → Create
396 +
397 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
398 +[[image:1726907578652-543.png]]
399 +
400 +Establishing communication
401 +
402 +1.Click [Communications]→Click[Who Active].
403 +
404 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
405 +[[image:6.jpg]]
406 +
407 +2.Select the drive → Select the corresponding PLC →Click [Go Online].
408 +
409 +The driver is a new created driver from step 1.2
410 +
411 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
412 +[[image:1726908219964-183.png]]
413 +
414 +3.Click [Download]
415 +
416 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
417 +[[image:1726908219966-477.png]]
418 +
419 +4.Click [Download]→ [YES].
420 +
421 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
422 +[[image:1726908219968-250.png]]
423 +
424 +
425 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
426 +[[image:1726908219970-794.png]]
427 +
428 +
429 +**Export Tags**
430 +
431 +1.Click the drop-down menu on the left of [Controller ABcs]→Right-click [Controller Tags]→ Click [Export Tags].
432 +
433 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
434 +[[image:11.jpg]]
435 +
436 +2.Edit the tag file name → Select the file storage location → [Export].
437 +
438 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
439 +[[image:1726908448582-442.png]]
440 +
441 + **HMI Setting:**
442 +
443 +① [Project]→[Communication]→[Setting]
444 +
445 +[[image:1726909065716-860.png]]
446 +
447 +② Choose protocol:
448 +
449 + Device type [Rockwell]→[Rockwell EtherNet/IP(CompactLogix Series)]→[OK]
450 +
451 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
452 +[[image:1726909065723-657.png]]
453 +
454 +③[Setting]→[PLC IP Address]→[OK]→[Labels manage].
455 +
456 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
457 +[[image:1726909065724-657.png]]
458 +
459 +④Tags import:
460 +
461 +[Import Tags From File]→Choose the .CSV file→[Open]→[Save]→[OK]
462 +
463 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
464 +[[image:1726909065726-124.png]]
465 +
466 +**Project making**
467 +
468 +①Using PIStudio to program a HMI project depending on the requirements.
469 +
470 +(% style="text-align:center" %)
471 +[[image:1726909065727-501.png]]
472 +
473 +②After programming[Compile], you can download the project into HMI when compilation complete.
474 +
475 +[[image:1726909065727-109.png]]
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1 1  I have a 3070ig-O-RS v1.7 HMI panel.
2 -I tried it with an Allen-Bradley Micro820 2080-LC20-20QWB V12 PLC with Ethernet connection, with more different Rockwell protocols (for example Micro850 Ethernet (Free Tags) too). But when I am export the PLC TAGs (variables) from Connected Components Workbench (CCW) to a CSV or TXT files, and I am importing these into the PIStudio, an Error message comes in the PIStudio: "Wrong File Format". (???) Please, if anyone can help!
2 +I tried it with an Allen-Bradley Micro820 2080-LC20-20QWB V12 PLC with Ethernet connection, with more different Rockwell protocols (for example Micro850 Ethernet (Free Tags) too). But when I am exporting the PLC TAGs (variables) from Connected Components Workbench (CCW) to a CSV or TXT files, and I am importing these into the PIStudio, an Error message comes in the PIStudio: "Wrong File Format". (???) Please, if anyone can help!
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1 +I imported already successfully the Allen-Bradley Micro PLC's Tags CSV file into the PIStudio 3070ig project (I edited it manually). But on the 3070ig-O-RS V1.7 HMI comes the next message:
2 +"This model does not support Free Tags!" ???
3 +What could be the problem? This 3070ig type HMI doesn't support this? Maybe I should update the firmware?
4 +Please, if anyone can help!
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1 +2024-09-06 21:58:06.713