Rockwell Automation 440R MSR312 Configurable Monitoring Safety Relay w/DeviceNet Communications - Manual (Page 25)

Configurable Monitoring Safety Relay with DeviceNet™ Communications
Chapter 3: Quick Start Guide
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Step 8. Configure Auto Device Replacement (ADR) .
To view/edit the auto device replacement parameters, click the ADR tab. Select the “Enable Auto-Address Recovery” box. Click
Load Device Config. Select “Configuration Recovery” and “Auto Address Recovery.”
ADR is helpful when a unit fails due to mechanical or internal damage and it needs to be replaced. Without any software tool,
the unit can be replaced with a brand new device and the 1756-DNB scanner will recognize the change and reprogram the node
address and configuration information of the new device to the same parameters as the original device.
Note: Be sure you have completely setup the MSR312P first and no additional changes to the unit will be required. When ADR
is enabled, the configuration information can not be saved into the device.
Note: If the MAC ID is set through the rotary switches, auto-address recovery will not be available for use. This option requires
the ability to reprogram the MAC ID, therefore, it must be software programmable.
For more information on scanner configuration, refer to the DeviceNet Scanner Configuration Manual (Publication 1756-6.5.15)
for the ControlLogix platform.
This completes the configuration needed to setup the MSR312P within the 1756-DNB scanner.
Note: If Parameter Input Assembly (COS), in this example had different I/O data (other than 167) the “Edit I/O Parameters”
settings would also be different. If a Polled I/O or Cyclic I/O was desired instead, using parameters Input Assembly Poll
or Strobe, the size of the data would not change but the scanner would need to be updated with “Polled” or “Cyclic”
instead of the “COS” used in this example.
Step 9. Configure the Panelview 1000 I/O data.
Repeat steps 2-7 for the Panelview 1000. Make sure the Panelview icon is selected within the 1756-DNB module then repeat
the same steps. In this example the panelview is configured with 20 words within the 1756-DNB scanner. The I/O data is located
from Dword 0 for both the input and output data. These are the default (Automap) locations.