Messaging


ControlLogix Level 2 Training

Introduction to ControlLogix Level 2 Training ControlLogix Level 2 Training is for those who have completed Level 1 (Maintenance and Troubleshooting). This includes troubleshooting data across PLC systems, Indirect Addressing, Function Blocks, and PID. You will also learn how to navigate Add-On instructions. ControlLogix Level 1 Review Typically, we’ll start Read More »

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ControlLogix Message to PLC-2

Introduction — ControlLogix Message to PLC-2 Processor In this section, we’ll cover how to send a ControlLogix Message to the PLC-2. The PLC-2 is now old, and obsolete. However, there are still quite a few systems that exist, and we need to get data from them. In this case, we’ll Read More »

PLC2 Message

ControlLogix Messaging over DH+

Introduction to ControlLogix Messaging over DH+ ControlLogix Messaging over DH+ allows us to read or write data over a DH+ Network. In this case, we will send a message to a PLC-5. We also use the same procedure to send a message to a SLC 5/04 over DH+. The PLC-5 Read More »

DHRIO setup

ControlLogix DF1 Messaging

Introduction to ControlLogix DF1 Messaging In this section, we’ll discuss ControlLogix DF1 Messaging to an SLC-500 processor. Connect the Serial port of an L6x or earlier ControlLogix to the serial port of an SLC-500 processor. We’ll use a NULL MODEM cable in this case. Albeit, there are faster communication protocols Read More »

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SLC-500 Messaging

Introduction to SLC-500 Messaging With SLC-500 Messaging, we will transfer the contents of a data file from one processor to another. There are many reasons this might be necessary. For example, if one section of a conveyor shuts down, we might want to tell the upstream conveyor to shut down Read More »


SLC to ControlLogix Messaging 2

Introduction to SLC to ControlLogix Messaging SLC to ControlLogix Messaging might be easier than you think. For example, the SLC 5/05 will take 5 integers from the N10 data file, and send those 10 integers to the Allen Bradley ControlLogix processor. The ControlLogix does not have the same addressing structure Read More »

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