Document Outline

• ControlLogix High-speed Analog I/O Module User Manual
  • Important User Information
  • Summary of Changes
    • New and Updated Information
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
    • Studio 5000 Environment
    • Additional Resources
  • 1 - What is the ControlLogix High-speed Analog I/O Module?
    • Available Features
    • High-speed Analog I/O Modules in the ControlLogix System
  • 2 - High-speed Analog I/O Operation in the ControlLogix System
    • Ownership and Connections
    • Configure the Module
    • Direct Connections
    • Inputs and Outputs on the Same Module
      • Real Time Sample (RTS)
      • Requested Packet Interval (RPI)
    • Differences between Inputs and Outputs
      • Module Input Operation
      • Module Output Operation
    • Listen-only Mode
  • 3 - Module Features
    • Input Compatibility
    • Output Compatibility
    • General Module Features
      • Removal and Insertion Under Power (RIUP)
      • Module Fault Reporting
      • Fully Software Configurable
    • Electronic Keying
      • Exact Match
      • Compatible Keying
      • Disabled Keying
      • Access to System Clock for Timestamping Functions
      • Rolling Timestamp
      • Producer/Consumer Model
      • Status Information
      • Full Class I Division 2 Compliance
      • CE/CSA/UL/C-Tick Agency Certification
      • Field Calibration
      • Latching of Alarms
      • Alarm Disable
      • Data Format
      • Module Inhibiting
    • Understand Module Resolution, Scaling and Data Format
      • Module Resolution
      • Scaling
    • Features Specific to Module Inputs
      • Archiving
      • Multiple Input Ranges
      • Underrange/Overrange Detection
      • Digital Filter
      • Process Alarms
      • Rate Alarm
      • Synchronize Module Inputs
    • Features Specific to Module Outputs
      • Multiple Output Ranges
      • Ramping/Rate Limiting
      • Hold for Initialization
      • Open Wire Detection—Current Mode Only
      • Clamping/Limiting
      • Clamp/Limit Alarms
      • Output Data Echo
    • Fault and Status Reporting
      • Fault Reporting Example
      • Module Fault Word Bits
      • Channel Fault Word Bits
      • Input Channel Status Word Bits
      • Output Channel Status Word Bits
  • 4 - Install the Module
    • Install the Module
    • Key the Removable Terminal Block
    • Connect the Wiring
      • Connect the Grounded End of the Cable
      • Connect Ungrounded End of the Cable
      • Two Types of RTBs (each RTB comes with housing)
    • Wire the Module
    • Assemble the Removable Terminal Block and the Housing
    • Install the Removable Terminal Block onto the Module
    • Remove the Removable Terminal Block from the Module
    • Remove the Module from the Chassis
  • 5 - Configure the Module
    • Overview of the Configuration Process
    • Create a New Module
      • Communication Format
      • Electronic Keying
    • Use the Default Configuration
    • Alter the Default Configuration
    • Download New Configuration Data
    • Edit the Configuration
    • Reconfigure Module Parameters in Run Mode
    • Reconfigure Module Parameters in Program Mode
    • View and Change Module Tags
  • 6 - Calibrate the Module
    • Differences for Each Channel Type
    • Calibrate Input Channels
    • Calibrate Output Channels
  • 7 - Troubleshoot the Module
    • Use Module Indicators to Troubleshoot
    • Use the Logix Designer Application to Troubleshoot
      • Determine the Fault Type
  • A - Data Storage
    • Timing Relationships
      • Remote Module Considerations
    • Choose a Communication Format
    • Use an Event Task to Store Module Data
  • B - Tag Definitions
    • Updated Data Tag Structure
    • Data Tag Names and Definitions
      • Configuration Data Tags
      • Input Data Tags
      • Output Data Tags
    • Access Tags
    • Download New Configuration Data
  • C - Use Message Instructions to Perform Run-time Services and Module Reconfiguration
    • Message Instructions
      • Real-time Control and Module Services
      • One Service Performed per Instruction
    • Add the Message Instruction
      • Configure the Message Instruction
    • Reconfigure the Module with a Message Instruction
      • Considerations with the Module Reconfigure Message Type
  • D - Simplified Circuit Schematics
    • Module Block Diagram
    • Input Channel Circuits
    • Output Channel Circuits
  • E - Module Operation in a Remote Chassis
    • Remote Modules Connected via the ControlNet Network
      • Best Case RTS Scenario
      • Worst Case RTS Scenario
      • Best Case RPI Scenario
      • Worst Case RPI Scenario
    • Use RSNetWorx Software and Logix Designer Application
    • Configure High-speed Analog I/O Modules in a Remote Chassis
  • F - Module Revision History
    • Series A versus Series B Firmware
      • Archiving Enhancement with Revision 3.005 and Later
      • Corrected Anomaly with Revision 3.005 and Later
    • Series B Modules as Direct Replacements for Series A Modules
    • Install Series B Firmware
  • Glossary
  • Index
• Back Cover