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Allen-Bradley COMPACT LOGIX 5380 Operation & Maintenance Manual

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OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Document Reference: A7659-ED
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ALLEN BRADLEY
COMPACT LOGIX PLC
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  • Page 1 OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE MANUAL ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX PLC Document Reference: A7659-ED Document Revision Issue Description Date Approver Level Initial Issue 27/01/25...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    www.dme-systems.com Contents Introduction ........................2 1.1. Prerequisite ..........................2 1.2. Storage ............................2 1.3. Disposal / Scrappage ........................2 Safety Precautions ......................3 2.1. Danger, Warning and Caution key ..................... 3 Introduction ........................4 3.1. Front View ..........................4 3.2. Power ............................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    www.dme-systems.com 1. Introduction The intent of this document is to provide information on the following: 1. Configuring a replacement PLC 2. Updating an existing PLC 3. Backing up an existing PLC For the following PLC types: • DME Part Number A6994-PT – 5380 Controller 5069-L330 1.1.

  • Page 4: Safety Precautions

    www.dme-systems.com 2. Safety Precautions See DME Safety Manual A1678-ED. It’s essential this is read and understood before operating the system. 2.1. Danger, Warning and Caution key DANGER: Indicates a hazard with a HIGH level of risk. Potential for serious injury or death if hazard was to occur WARNING: Indicates a hazard with a MEDIUM level of risk.

  • Page 5: Introduction

    www.dme-systems.com 3. Introduction 3.1. Front View 3.2. Power 3.3. End Cap ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 4...

  • Page 6: Ethernet

    www.dme-systems.com 3.4. Ethernet 3.5. Status Indicators • • • Force • • Net A1 • Link A1 • Net A2 • Link A2 3.5.1. Run ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 5...
  • Page 7 www.dme-systems.com 3.5.2. Ok 3.5.3. Force 3.5.4. SD ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 6...

  • Page 8: Power Status Indicator

    www.dme-systems.com 3.5.5. Net A1 and A2 3.5.6. Link A1 and A2 3.6. Power Status Indicator • MOD Power • SA Power 3.6.1. MOD Power 3.6.2. SA Power ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 7...

  • Page 9: Mode Switch

    www.dme-systems.com 3.7. Mode Switch The mode switch on the front of the controller can be used to change the controller to one of these modes: • Run – The switch in the RUN position • Program – The switch in the PROG position •...

  • Page 10: Configure A Replacement

    www.dme-systems.com 4. Configure a Replacement The following are required when configuring a new PLC • MAC ID of the spare PLC • IP Address for the spare PLC The following procedures must be followed: • Set IP Address • Download program 4.1.
  • Page 11 www.dme-systems.com 6) The configuration window will now open, ensure “Ethernet/IP Mode” = A1/A2 Dual-IP. 7) Select the “Port Configuration” tab. 8) Change the following settings: a. Port = A1 & “Manually Configure IP Settings” b. IP Address = See drawings, but for this example it will be 192.168.1.101 c.
  • Page 12 www.dme-systems.com 1) The IP address is now set, check the front display on the PLC to verify the new IP address is scrolling across the display then move to section The IP address is now set, check the front display on the PLC to verify the new IP address is scrolling across the display then move to section Error! Not a valid bookmark self-reference..

  • Page 13: Ethernet Cable

    www.dme-systems.com 9) Updating an existing PLC 4.2. Ethernet Cable 2) Ensure the PC you are using is on the same network as the PLC with the same subnet mask and IP range. 3) The MAC address with scroll along the digital display on the PLC. 4) From “Windows Start Menu”...
  • Page 14 www.dme-systems.com 8) Select the IP address from the “Entered Relations” section, when selected some new buttons will appear. 9) Keep this window open and from “Windows start menu” open “RsLinx” 10) From the left-hand side, select AB_ETHIP and look for the IP address that has just been set. For this example, it is 192.168.1.101 11) [Right Click] on the IP address and select “Module Configuration”...
  • Page 15 www.dme-systems.com 12) A new window will appear, select the “Port Configuration” tab and then select “Manually configure IP setting” and press [OK] 13) The IP address is now set. 14) The IP address is now set, check the front display on the PLC to verify the new IP address is scrolling across the display then move to section Error! Not a valid bookmark self- reference..

  • Page 16: Updating An Existing Plc

    www.dme-systems.com 5. Updating an existing PLC DANGER: Ensure the system is not energized when updating the PLC to ensure no uncontrolled movements are possible. 1) Browse the computer and open the PLC program to download. NOTE: The file extension is .ACD 2) A new window will open 3) From the “Toolbar, go to Communication →Who Active.
  • Page 17 www.dme-systems.com 5) Select the IP address set earlier, in this example 192.168.1.101. Once selected, some buttons on the right-hand side will become active. 6) Press [Download] and a new window will appear, press [Download] 7) A progress bar will appear ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED.
  • Page 18 www.dme-systems.com 8) When the download is complete the progress bar will disappear, and another window will appear. Press [No] to keep the PLC in program mode. 9) The software has now be updated/loaded to the PLC, but it now needs to be stored to SD card in case the system is powered down for a prolonged period.
  • Page 19 www.dme-systems.com 11) Select the “Nonvolatile Memory” tab 12) Press the [Load/Store] button to begin the process or storing the PLC code onto memory. ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 18...
  • Page 20 www.dme-systems.com 13) The “Nonvolatile Memory Load/Store” window will open, ensure the following settings are correct: o Load Image = On Uninitialized Memory o Load Mode = Run o Automatic Firmware Update = Enabled 14) Press [Store] to start writing to memory. Warning, do not power down or do anything until the process is complete.
  • Page 21 www.dme-systems.com 16) Close “Logix Designer” to complete the process. 17) Wait for the green OK LED to be enabled and then move he mode switch to RUN. ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 20...

  • Page 22: Backup Plc

    www.dme-systems.com 6. Backup PLC DANGER: Ensure the system is not energized when a backup of the PLC is taken to ensure no uncontrolled movements are possible. 1) Browse the computer and open the latest PLC program. NOTE: The file extension is .ACD 2) A new window will open 3) From the “Toolbar, go to Communication →Who Active.
  • Page 23 www.dme-systems.com 6) Press [Upload], a new window will appear. 7) Press [Upload] and the process will start. This status of the process is shw by a progress bar. 8) When the process is complete, the progress bar will close. 9) From the toolbar, go to “File →Save as” to save this file with a different file name or simply press [save] to update the version that is open.
  • Page 24 www.dme-systems.com 11) A progress bar will appear for a short time, when this is complete. 12) Close “Logix Designer” to complete the process. ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 23...

  • Page 25: Reset Plc To Default

    www.dme-systems.com 7. Reset PLC to Default DANGER: Ensure the system is not energized to ensure no uncontrolled movements are possible. To reset the PLC back to factory default there are two options: • Stage 1 Reset – Keeps network settings •...

  • Page 26: Training

    www.dme-systems.com 8. Training DME offer training courses to help ensure operators are competent in the use and maintenance of offshore equipment; these can be bespoke to suit the intended audience. Contact us for more information. ALLEN BRADLEY COMPACT LOGIX A7659-ED. Revision 0 Page 25...

  • Page 27: Service & Spare Parts

    www.dme-systems.com 9. Service & Spare Parts A separate recommended Spares List is provided within the equipment BOM. Ensure DME part number is clearly identified in all correspondence. For spares enquiries please contact Sales@DME-Systems.com or via our website www.dme-systems.com. DME Contact Details For queries or additional information not provided within these manuals please contact us directly as noted below.

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