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Chapter 3 Start to Use the Controller

4. On the Connected to Upload dialog box, verify that the project is the

one you want to upload.

5. Click Upload.

For more information on the Connected To upload dialog box, see the Logix

Designer application online help.

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- Table of Contents3
- Additional Resources10
Preface10
Chapter 1 Minimum Requirements13
Compactlogix 5480 System13
- Compatibility14
- Real-Time Control and Windows Environment in the same Controller14
- Software Application Requirements14
- Controller Features15
- Compactlogix 5480 System16
- Design a Compactlogix 5480 System18
- Power the System20
- Secure Digital (SD) Card34
- Replaceable Fans35
Connect to the Controller41
Chapter 2 Connect to the Controller Out-Of-Box State42
Out-Of-Box State42
- Configure Ethernet/Ip and USB Drivers on Your Workstation43
- Connection Options51
  - Connect an Ethernet Cable51
  - Connect a USB Cable52
- Set the Controller IP Address53
- Update Controller Firmware69
  - Download Only Controller Firmware Files69
  - Windows Kit78
Chapter 3 Create a Logix Designer Application Project79
Start to Use the Controller79
- Go Online with the Controller82
- Download a Project to the Controller85
  - Use the Who Active Dialog Box to Download85
  - Use the Controller Status Menu to Download86
- Upload from the Controller87
  - Use the Who Active Dialog Box to Upload87
  - Use the Controller Status Menu to Upload89
- Choose the Controller Operation Mode90
  - Use the Mode Switch to Change the Operating Mode91
  - Use the Logix Designer to Change the Operating Mode92
- Change Controller Configuration93
- Use the Reset Button94
  - Controller Reset95
  - COS Reset99
- Disable the Ethernet Ports100
Use the Secure Digital Card101
Chapter 4 Use the Secure Digital Card Store to the SD Card104
Store to the SD Card104
- Load from the SD Card108
Chapter 5 Network Overview115
Ethernet/Ip Network115
- Ethernet/Ip Network Functionality116
- Software for Ethernet/Ip Networks117
- Nodes on an Ethernet/Ip Network118
- Ethernet/Ip Network Topologies120
- Ethernet/Ip Network Communication Rates123
- Socket Interface126
- Available Network Levels127
Chapter 6127
Connect to Different Ethernet/Ip Network Levels127
- Network Levels Connect to an Enterprise-Level Network127
- Connect to an Enterprise-Level Network129
- Connect to a Device-Level Network130
  - Ports A1 and A2130
  - Port B1131
- Ethernet/Ip Modes with Ports A1 and A2131
  - Dual-IP Mode131
  - Linear/Dlr Mode133
- Overlapping IP Address Ranges134
- Configure the Ethernet/Ip Modes136
- Change the Ethernet/Ip Mode144
- Software Display Differences for Ethernet/Ip Modes155
Chapter 7 Local I/O Modules157
- Add Local I/O Modules to a Project159
- Electronic Keying163
Use I/O Modules157
- Remote I/O Modules164
  - Add Remote I/O Modules to a Project166
- Add to the I/O Configuration While Online175
  - Modules and Devices that Can be Added While Online176
- Determine When Data Is Updated177
  - Input Data Update Flowchart177
  - Output Data Update Flowchart178
Chapter 8 Elements of a Control Application179
Develop Control Applications179
- Tasks181
  - Event Task with Compact 5000 I/O Modules184
  - Task Priority185
- Programs186
  - Scheduled and Unscheduled Programs187
- Routines188
- Parameters and Local Tags189
- Programming Languages190
- Add-On Instructions191
- Extended Properties192
- Access the Module Object from an Add-On Instruction193
  - Create the Add-On Instruction193
- Monitor Controller Status194
- Connection Overview195
- Controller Communication Interaction with Control Data195
- Produce and Consume (Interlock) Data197
  - Requested Packet Interval (RPI) of Multicast Tags198
- Send and Receive Messages199
  - Determine Whether to Cache Message Connections200
- Monitor I/O Connections200
Chapter 9 Motion Overview205
Develop Motion Applications205
- Motion Applications206
- Program Motion Control207
  - Example208
- Obtain Axis Information209
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System Overview211
Chapter 10212
- Clock Synchronization with Logix Control Engine212
- Functions Like a Computer212
- Memory Dedicated to Windows-Based Activities213
- Ports Dedicated to Windows-Based Activities214
- Use the Reset Button with the COS218
- Data Exchange between the COS and Logix Control Engine221
  - Factorytalk Linx Software221
  - Factorytalk Linx Gateway Software221
- Restrictions with the COS222
- State Changes on the COS223
  - Methods of Changing the COS State223
- Security Settings on the COS224
- Use the Operating System Utilities Tool to Reinstall the COS231
  - COS Installation234
- Use the Windows Kit234
Chapter 11 Controller Diagnostics with Logix Designer Application241
- Warning Symbol in the I/O Configuration Tree242
- Controller Status after a Module Fault242
- Categories on I/O Module Properties Dialog Box244
- Notification in the Tag Editor248
- Fault Information in Controller Properties Dialog Box248
- Port Diagnostics251
- Advanced Time Sync253
Troubleshoot the Controller241
- Controller Diagnostics with Rslinx Classic Software256
- Controller Webpages261
- Other Potential Issues to Troubleshoot272
Appendix A 4-Character Status Display276
- General Status Messages276
- Fault Messages278
- Major Fault Messages279
- I/O Fault Codes281
Status Indicators276
- Controller Status Indicators284
- Ethernet/Ip Status Indicators287
- Power Status Indicators289
  - MOD Power Indicator289
  - SA Power Indicator289
- Thermal Monitoring and Thermal Fault Behavior290
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Index293
- Index294
- Index295
- Index297
- Index298

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