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Allen-Bradley Compact GuardLogix 5380 Reference Manual (172 pages)

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents
3
Additional Resources
9
- Websites
  10
Preface

9
- Summary of Changes
  9
Before You Begin a Migration

11
Chapter 1 Before You Begin a Migration Considerations

12
Considerations

12
- New and Future Features
  13
- Integrated Architecture Tools
  15
- Migration Services
  15
Replacement Considerations with Controllogix 5580 and Guardlogix 5580 Systems

17
Chapter 2 Minimum Requirements

18
- Guardlogix Controllers Minimum Requirements
  18
- Product Comparison
  19
  - Controllogix Controllers
    19
  - Guardlogix Controllers
    20
- Controller Dimensions
  22
- Connectors and Status Indicators
  24
- Configure the Controller
  26
  - Connections Overview
    26
  - Nodes on an Ethernet/Ip Network
    27
  - New Project Dialog Box
    28
  - Controller Properties
    29
- Project Size
  26
- Controller Reset
  37
  - 5570 Controllers
    37
- SD Card Behavior
  38
- Communication Options
  39
  - Communication Throughput
    40
- Download the Program to the Controller
  41
  - Build Button
    41
  - Downloading Workflow Change
    42
  - Upload Fidelity Change
    42
- Thermal Monitoring and Thermal Fault Behavior
  43
Chapter 3 Minimum Requirements

46
- Compactlogix Controllers Minimum Requirements
  46
- Compact Guardlogix Controllers Minimum Requirements
  46
Replacement Considerations with Compactlogix and Compact Guardlogix Systems

46
- Product Comparison
  47
  - Compactlogix Controllers Product Comparison
    47
  - Compact Guardlogix Controllers Product Comparison
    49
- Controller Spacing
  51
  - Spacing
    51
  - Compactlogix 5380 Spacing
    51
  - Compact Guardlogix 5380 Spacing
    52
- Controller Dimensions
  53
- Connectors and Status Indicators
  55
- Power the Controller
  57
- Configure the Controller
  58
  - Connections Overview
    58
  - Nodes on an Ethernet/Ip Network
    59
  - New Project Dialog Box
    60
  - Controller Properties
    61
- Project Size
  58
- Controller Reset Button
  67
- SD Card Behavior
  68
- Communication Options
  69
  - Communication Throughput
    70
- Ethernet/Ip Modes
  72
  - Dual-IP Mode
    72
  - Linear/Dlr Mode
    73
- Use I/O Modules in Compactlogix Systems
  74
  - Compactlogix 5370 L3 System
    75
  - Compactlogix 5380 System
    75
  - Local I/O Module Performance
    76
  - Event Task Triggers
    77
  - Scheduled Outputs
    78
- Download the Program to the Controller
  79
  - Build Button
    79
  - Downloading Workflow Change
    80
  - Upload Fidelity Change
    80
- Thermal Monitoring and Thermal Fault Behavior
  81
- Rockwell Automation Publication 1756-RM100F-EN-P - October
  82
- Perform Risk Assessment
  83
- 1734-AENTR Series a Modules
  84
- Applications with
  84
Chapter 4

84
Chapter 5 Converting Logix Designer Projects

95
Standard Application Conversion

95
- Produce and Consume Tags
  96
  - RPI of Multicast Tags
    96
  - Data Structures
    97
- Late Binding of I/O Data
  103
  - Standard Native I/O Data Types and Tags
    103
- I/O Data Manipulation
  104
- Motion Applications
  105
- Pending Edits
  107
- Axis_Cip_Drive Data Type
  108
Instruction Execution

109
Chapter 6 Math-Related Instructions

110
- TRN Instruction Changes
  110
- Improved Math Instruction Accuracy
  111
- SQR/SQRT Adjustment
  111
- Mod 0
  112
- AND, NOT, OR, and XOR Support for REAL
  112
- Floating Point Literals
  113
- XPY Instruction
  115
- DIV 0.0
  115
- Structural Changes to Execution
  116
- Instruction Error and Fault Changes
  122
  - Subscript Expressions
    123
  - TRN Operator and Math Status Flags
    124
  - Math Status Flags Are Valid Only in One Rung
    125
  - AVE and STD Instruction Accuracy
    126
  - BTD, FAL, FSC, and CMP no Longer Generate
    126
  - Math Status
    126
  - Math Status Flags Not Permitted in Structured Text
    127
  - Minor Fault on Overflow
    128
  - Manually Set Math Overflow
    129
  - TOD Instruction Flags and Math Status Flags
    130
  - Add-On Instructions Do Not Propagate Math Status Flags
    130
  - Subroutines Do Not Affect Math Status Flags
    131
  - Carry Flag
    132
  - Store NAN in an Integer
    133
  - Compare NAN Values
    133
- Operand Changes
  134
  - Converting +/- Infinity
    134
- Copy/File Instructions
  135
- GSV/SSV Instructions
  139
- MCT/MCTP Instructions
  140
Chapter 7 Controller Status Display and Indicators

141
- 4-Character Display
  141
- Status Indicators
  142
- Ethernet Indicators
  142
Diagnostics and Status Indicators with Controllogix Systems

141
- Controller Web Pages
  143
  - Home Web Page
    143
  - Tasks Web Page
    144
  - Diagnostics Web Pages
    145
  - Advanced Diagnostics Web Pages
    146
  - Browse Chassis Web Page
    147
  - Rockwell Automation Publication 1756-RM100F-EN-P - October
    148
Chapter 8

150
- 4-Character Display
  150
- Controller Status Indicators
  152
- Ethernet/Ip Status Indicators
  153
- Power Status Indicators
  154
- Controller Status Display and Indicators
  150
- Controller Web Pages
  155
  - Differences between 5380 and 5370 Controllers
    155
  - Ethernet/Ip Mode Affect on 5380 Controller Web Pages
    155
  - Home Web Page
    156
  - Tasks Web Page
    157
  - Diagnostics Web Pages
    158
  - Ethernet Port A1/A2 Web Pages
    159
  - Advanced Diagnostics Web Pages
    160
  - Browse Chassis Web Page
    162
Index

163

Allen-Bradley Compact GuardLogix 5380 Original Instructions Manual (116 pages)

Controller Systems

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

7
- Summary of Changes
  7
- Terminology
  7
- Additional Resources
  8
- SIL Certification
  9
Chapter 1

10
Guardlogix 5580 Controller Hardware

15
Chapter 2

16
- Primary Controller
  16
- Safety Partner
  16
- Chassis
  16
- Power Supply
  16
- Compact Guardlogix 5380 Controller Hardware
  17
  - Power Supply
    18
- Network Communication
  18
  - Ethernet/Ip Network
    18
  - Devicenet Safety Network
    21
- Programming Overview
  22
- Typical Safety Functions of Safety I/O Devices
  23
Chapter 3

23
- Diagnostics
  23
- Status Data
  24
- Status Indicators
  24
- On-Delay or Off-Delay Function
  24
- Reaction Time
  24
- Safety Considerations for Safety I/O Devices
  25
  - Ownership
    25
  - Safety I/O Configuration Signature
    25
  - Safety I/O Device Replacement
    26
- Unique Node Reference
  29
Chapter 4

29
Chapter 5 The Safety Task

38
- Safety Task Limitations
  38
- Safety Task, and Safety Programs the Safety Task
  38
- Safety Task Execution Details
  39
- SIL 2 and SIL 3 Safety Application Differences
  40
  - Safety I/O Modules
    40
- Use of Human Machine Interfaces
  42
  - Precautions
    42
  - Access to Safety-Related Systems
    43
- Safety Programs
  44
- Safety Routines
  44
- Safety Tags
  45
  - Standard Tags in Safety Routines (Tag Mapping)
    46
Safety Concept Assumptions

47
Chapter 6

48
- Basics of Application Development and Testing
  48
- Commissioning Lifecycle
  50
  - Specification of the Safety Function
    51
  - Create the Project
    52
  - Test the Application Program
    52
  - Generate the Safety Signature
    52
  - Validate the Project
    53
  - Confirm the Project
    54
  - Safety Assessment
    55
  - Lock the Controller
    55
- Download the Safety Application Program
  56
- Upload the Safety Application Program
  57
- Store and Load a Project from a Memory Card
  57
- Force Data
  57
- Inhibit a Device
  58
- Online Editing
  58
- Editing Your Safety Application
  59
Chapter 7 Monitoring System Status

63
- CONNECTION_STATUS Data
  63
- Input and Output Diagnostics
  64
- I/O Device Connection Status
  65
- De-Energize to Trip System
  65
- Value (SSV) Instructions
  66
- Safety Faults
  66
- Safety Partner Fault
  68
Status Indicators

63
Appendix A Safety Instructions

69
- Instruction Create a Safety Add-On Instruction
  74
- Create an Add-On Instruction Test Project
  75
Appendix B

75
Appendix C Connection Reaction Time Limit

79
Appendix D

91
Appendix E

95
- Safety Data
  95
- Product Failure Rates
  96
- De-Energize to Trip System
  97
Useful Life

95
Appendix F

97
- Use Connection Status Data to Initiate a
  97
- Fault Programmatically
  97
Glossary

103
Index

109
- Rockwell Automation Publication 1756-RM012B-EN-P - April
  110

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Allen-Bradley Compact GuardLogix 5380 Reference Manual (172 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Before You Begin a Migration

Chapter 1 Before You Begin a Migration Considerations

Considerations

Replacement Considerations with Controllogix 5580 and Guardlogix 5580 Systems

Chapter 2 Minimum Requirements

Chapter 3 Minimum Requirements

Replacement Considerations with Compactlogix and Compact Guardlogix Systems

Chapter 4

Chapter 5 Converting Logix Designer Projects

Standard Application Conversion

Instruction Execution

Chapter 6 Math-Related Instructions

Chapter 7 Controller Status Display and Indicators

Diagnostics and Status Indicators with Controllogix Systems

Chapter 8

Index

Allen-Bradley Compact GuardLogix 5380 Original Instructions Manual (116 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1

Guardlogix 5580 Controller Hardware

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5 The Safety Task

Safety Concept Assumptions

Chapter 6

Chapter 7 Monitoring System Status

Status Indicators

Appendix A Safety Instructions

Appendix B

Appendix C Connection Reaction Time Limit

Appendix D

Appendix E

Useful Life

Appendix F

Glossary

Index

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