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General| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
|---|---|
| Model | MicroLogix 1761-NET-ENI |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Identifies the target audience for this manual, requiring understanding of controllers and networking.
Explains the manual's scope, covering ENI installation and configuration procedures.
Lists other Rockwell Automation publications for additional information on related products.
Explains conventions used for lists, emphasis, and formatting in the manual.
Provides contact details for local product support and technical assistance.
Details the ENI's Ethernet/IP connectivity for MicroLogix and DF1 devices.
Explains how ENI connects non-Ethernet controllers to Ethernet networks.
Describes the physical components, ports, and LED indicators of the ENI.
Explains the function and color of each LED on the ENI for status indication.
Lists default RS-232 and DF1 communication settings for the ENI.
Details the ENI's messaging and e-mail operating modes.
Lists devices and applications compatible with the ENI.
Explains basic Ethernet topology and cable types supported by the ENI.
Details CE mark approval and compliance with EMC/Low Voltage directives.
Outlines safety precautions, including explosion hazards for hazardous locations.
Provides instructions for mounting the ENI using DIN rail or panel methods.
Details wiring requirements for external power supply connections.
Identifies the Ethernet and RS-232 ports on the ENI.
Explains Ethernet connector pin-outs and cable usage for network connectivity.
Details RS-232 connector pin assignments and compatible cables.
Explains Ethernet/IP as the protocol for transporting TCP/IP messages.
Describes the ENI's support for up to 6 simultaneous connections.
Details ENI functions using a node map for different operations.
Outlines procedures for PC to controller communication over Ethernet.
Explains methods for entering ENI IP information (Utility, Write Message, BOOTP).
Introduces the free software tool for configuring the ENI.
Describes using write messages to configure ENI TCP/IP parameters.
Details configuring ENI's TCP/IP address using message instructions.
Illustrates configuring ENI E-Mail From String using message instructions.
Lists ENI functions mapped to nodes 248-255 and their default values.
Explains how ENI routes DF1 messages to TCP/IP devices.
Describes routing DF1 messages to configuration nodes for TCP/IP addresses.
Explains using node pairs to send data messages over TCP/IP.
Describes ENI's capability for transmitting e-mail messages from controllers.
Details configuration of SMTP mail server IP and "From" string.
Explains using node addresses to send e-mail or data messages.
Illustrates an example network setup for connecting controllers.
Explains providing Ethernet connectivity for 1769-L20 controllers.
Details requirements and application example for connecting controllers.
Discusses IP addresses and subnet masks for devices on the network.
Guides configuration of the ENI connected to the computer.
Details configuration of the ENI connected to the L20 controller.
Explains configuring RSLINX and downloading programs.
Guides creation of MSG ladder programs for other controllers.
Explains setting up an Ethernet driver in RSLINX software.
Provides tips for maintaining ENI network connections.
Describes the LED test performed when the ENI powers up.
Explains how ENI status LEDs indicate current status or errors.
Lists error codes generated by the ENI and Message Instructions.
Lists electrical, environmental, and agency certification details.
Details communication rate and connector type for Ethernet.
Provides URL for more information on MicroLogix products.
Provides product and mounting dimensions for the ENI.
Explains the steps to use BOOTP server utilities for ENI configuration.
Guides the installation process for DOS-based BOOTP server utilities.
Details how to edit the BOOTPTAB file for ENI configuration.
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