Triggering messages – Rockwell Automation 2706 DL40 HARDWARE USER MANUAL User Manual

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Chapter 10
Using Remote I/O

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Table 10.E
Remote I/O Configuration

1771–SN

PLC

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Processors

Physical

Logical

Physical

Logical

Mini-PLC’s

2/05

215

2/16
2/17

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16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/11

4 Devices

4 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/12

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16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/15

12 Devices

3 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/20

16 Devices

4 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/25

16 Devices

7 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/30

28 Devices

8 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/40

16 Devices/channel

4 Channels/scanner

15 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/60

16 Devices/channel

4 Channels/scanner

23 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/80

24 Devices/channel

4 Channels/scanner

32 Racks

16 Devices

7 Racks

PLC 5/250

32 Devices/scanner

8 Racks/Scanner

16 Devices

7 Racks

4 Scanners/processor

4 Scanners/processor

PLC 2/30

16 Devices/ channel

7 Racks total

16 Devices

7 Racks

2 Channels/scanner

PLC 3

16 Devices/channel

32 Racks (64 using

16 Devices

7 Racks

4 Channels/scanner

complimentary I/O)

PLC 3/10

16 Devices/channel

16 Racks total

16 Devices

7 Racks

4 Channels/scanner

Two of these may be Bulletin 1771 chassis.

PLC 5/15 Series B Revision H or later have partial rack addressing. Earlier versions were limited to (3) devices.

PLC 5/25 Series A Revision D or later have partial rack addressing. Earlier versions were limited to (7) devices.

With the Remote I/O version of the DL40, messages are normally triggered
from a PLC connected to the DL40. However, messages can also be triggered
via the Keyboard Port or the RS-485 Port.

DIP Switch 2-4 Enables or Disables Block Transfers.

Discrete I/O (Block Transfers Disabled)

Block Transfers are ignored.

Amount of data sent/returned depends on rack size.

Triggering Messages

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