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Mushu
Hi all,

I am new with Control Logix and Control Net. I have a project with a Logix 5561, a control net scanner, 1756-CNB/D and a Control Net adapter in a PLC5 rack (1771-ACN15 I/O adapter).

Could anybody to help me how to configure the communications, please?

The error at the I/O adapter is: Connection not scheduled. I have tried to configure it with ControlNetworks for CN, but I haven't had any luck.



Thanks,

Mushu

Ken Moore
I've never used that software. But, typically you upload the devices on the network, set your parameters and the save. Are you sure of your wiring and connections, resistors, etc....?
Contr_Conn
Download program to the Controller - I am assuming that you already did it

Start RSnetworx for CNET:
- File->NEW
- Upload from the network
- Enable Edits
- Set UMAX, SMAX and NUT
- File->Save As-> Optimize and Re-write

BobLfoot
Some Questions - Best handled in order

1. Does your 1756-CNB/D show in the IO Tree of your RS5000 Project?
If not you need to add it.

2. Does your 1771-ACN15 show in the IO Tree of your RS5000 Project?
If not you need to add it.

3. Have you tried Contr_Conn's instructions for RSNetworx and are you still getting an error?
If so please post it and if possible your *.ACD and *.CNT files.
rpraveenkum
use this manual

http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/i...gr001_-en-e.pdf
Mushu
Thank you all for your answers.

Contr_Conn, I follow your instructions, and I had already the modules in the I/O configuration as BobLfoot indicated (I was trying to find the Contr_Conn's instructions for RSNetworx, jajaja, until I realize Contr_Conn it was your nickname, not some RSLogix or RSNetworx function, blush.gif )

And I have still the same error.

Please find attached my ControlNet and Control Logix files.

Rpraveenkom, I can't open the link that you put.

Thanks,
Mushu
rpraveenkum
have you downloaded the rsnetworx file to the scanner ?

use this link http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/i...gr001_-en-e.pdf
Mushu
Hi all again,

I am trying to use the Scanlist Configuration Tool, but it is disable (in grey) and I don't know how to get it.

Any idea?

thanks,
Mushu
rpraveenkum
It is used only for the PLC5 controlnet processors rsl5k should be used for the configuration

can post the full configuration of the system?
Mushu
Hi Rpraveenkum,

Thanks for your help; I attached the two files two post ago, if you can't download them let me know and I try to find another way.
rpraveenkum
Configuration of the modules, rack size, & placement of each module in the 1771-ACNR rack details required.

Contr_Conn
With controllogix you should not touch scan list tool in RSnetworks.

Just follow instructions I posted above - this is all you need to do to get rid of eroor 16#0317 - connection not scheduled.
rpraveenkum
CNet config Clx is not added in Clx chasis

Better open new rsnetworx file Browse the devices online save it & download it to the Network

Most of the problem will be solved by this method
Mushu
Hi all,

I tryed several times what Contr_Conn suggested and now that problem is solved, but another error has appeared, blush.gif

the error is:
16#0109 Connection Request Error: Invalid connection size
Note: Additional Error Information for this fault will be displayed as the tag name associated with the connection instance number that has the fault.

The controller is attempting to set up a connection with the module and cannot – the size of the connection is invalid. The controller may be attempting to connect to a tag in a producing controller whose size does not match the tag in this controller.
§ Electronic Key Passed fault
§ If the module is a 1756-CNB or 1756-CNBR adapter, ensure that the chassis size is correct.
§ For RIO Adapters, ensure that the rack size and/or rack density is correct.

I am trying to read the data with the COP instruction, and then I call my tagname PLC5_CPU:I, datatype: AB:1771_ACN15_40Bytes:I:0.

The I/O adapater is in a five slot PLC5 rack;

Please find attached my new Control Net file.

Thanks,
Mushu
rpraveenkum
If you are using 1771 -A1B in 1/2 slot addressing

select the Properties of the 1771 ACNR change the Input size & output size to 8

If you are using 1771 -A1B in 1 slot addressing

select the Properties of the 1771 ACNR change the Input size & output size to 4
Mushu
Hi Rpraveenkum,

I am reading the user manual for the ControlNet Adapter module (1771-ACN15), and I don't really understand. I am lost with the slot addressing and the Processor Memory Rack.

in one PLC 5 rack I have:
1. 1771-ACN15
2. Power supply
3. Spare
4. 1771-IBDB (16DI)
5. 1771-OAD (16DO)

in the other PLC 5 rack I have:
1. 1771-ACN15
2. Power supply
3. Spare
4. 1771-IFE (8AI)
5. Spare

How could I access to the information?

I don't know (understand) the differences between 2, 1 and 1/2 slot addressing. blink.gif

Thanks again,
Mushu
rpraveenkum
Use this manual

http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/i...um124_-en-p.pdf

In Chapter 3 you can know about the slot addressing


See the dip setting for actual slot addressing
Mushu
Hi Rpraveenkum,

that is the manual I am reading, but I don't really understand the addressing, blush.gif

I don't see the dip setting; the cards are narrow (only one slot is used); they won't be my final cards, I am using them for training only, as I don't have the final cards.



Thanks,

Mushu

rpraveenkum
To access the Dip switches power down the rack remove ACN15 you can see the dip switches
Mushu
the slot addressing is 1 (5=On, 6=Off)
Mushu
Problem solved, thank you very much clapping.gif

I was considering that I had the cards on slots 1 and 2, but in fact they are in 2 and 3, as the power supply is consider a slot as well.



Thanks again.

Mushu
I am here again, blush.gif

I have as well an analog card, 1771-IFE

How could I read this channels?

I have their user manual, and Block transfers are needed (39 Out words and 20 or 22 In words), but I don't know how to use them with the controlnet.

Any idea?
rpraveenkum
see this tech note

http://rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/cgi...amp;p_topview=1
Mushu
Problem solved.

Thanks notworthy.gif
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