Mickey

See pdf.. For the RSLogix Micro software RSLogixMicroSoftware.pdf

Here... BURNERS1A.pdf BURNERS1B.pdf BURNERS1C.pdf

Here.. FP135IPZ.pdf

It did not, might try again. Not even the other thread.   Something seems to be wrong with the site . It's not allowing me to upload the pdf.

Here... 85026_SLC_SOUTH_NEW_MAGNETS_MOD.pdf 85035_SLC_NORTH_MAGNET_CONTROL_.pdf

Files are to large to post here. Provide e-mail address and I will send them. If you can.

Looks like it was posted here..   http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showpost.php?p=882347&postcount=65

unable to post file. Will try again Site is not allowing me to post file?? Hopefully someone else will try.

Which adapter did you get? And thanks for coming back with your solution.

Channel 1 on a SLC5/03 can only be DH485. That is not the right cable. A 1747-C13 is the right one to use( note misssing pins) you may have damaged the 1747-UIC because the SLC has 24 volts on one of its pins.. see link(s)   DH-485 Cables used with SLC-500 processors and the 1747AIC.pdf 1747UICProcedure.pdf

  You will need one. Bear in mind not all USB to Serial adapters work. "Keyspan" and see link(s) for ones that do work.   https://www.plccable.com/allen-bradley-usb-1747-cp3-1756-cp3-1761-cbl-pm02-micrologix-and-slc/   https://www.tripplite.com/keyspan-high-speed-usb-to-serial-adapter~USA19HS

Null-modem cable, if port configured for DF1. Autoconfigure should work. The 1747-UIC is for DH485 only. The port would have to be configured for DH485 protocol.   What is the complete catalog number of your HMI ( PanelView?). With this we should be able to tell how the serial port on your SLC is configured.

Depending on the value of your flow data you could use an implied decimal point. By multiplying the floating point value(by 10,100) with a destination of an integer.   Then moving the decimal back after it gets to Wonderware.

The module has status bits to monitor for an open circuit. Is the program using these bits to cause the machine to go down. Check programming for this.

Check and double check the flat ribbon cable between the controller and modules.