Choosing a backup configuration chapter 1, Choosing a backup configuration – Rockwell Automation 1775-MX_S4A,D17756.3.1 User Manual PLC-3 BACKUP CONC(OR.DU1 User Manual

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Choosing a Backup Configuration

Chapter 1

1-4

There are two backup configurations:

scanner backup (Figure 1.2) which uses only I/O scanner modules
MX backup (Figure 1.3) which uses 1775-MX memory communication

modules

How Scanner Backup Works

Figure 1.2 shows the implementation of scanner backup. The number one
scanner module controls switchover as well as backup, peer-to-peer, and
I/O communication channels.

Figure 1.2

Scanner Backup Configuration

CH2

TO/FROM

OTHER

PEERĆTOĆPEER

CHANNELS

SCANNER

MODULE #1

SCANNER

MODULE #1

B/U

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

B/U

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

PRIMARY PROCESSOR BACKUP PROCESSOR

BACKUP CABLE

BACKUP COMMUNICATION

PEERĆTOĆPEER

COMMUNICATION

I/O COMMUNICATION

CH3

TO/FROM

I/O

10972ĆI

The data table of the backup processor can be updated in three ways.

The backup processor listens only to discrete real world inputs.

The input/output buffer transfers data files over the backup

communication cable. (You must program move and move file
instructions to transfer critical data table information.)

Data Highway or Data Highway Plus communication

Choosing a Backup

Configuration

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