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1. Bulletin 284 ArmorStart Bulletin 800F m Emergency Stop Pushbutton p al E o IE _ o oUa n H H ee E ee ee 1 280 PWR35A Mx Three phase power trunk Patchcord cable with integral female or male connector on each end Three phase drop cable Patchcord cable with integral female or male connector on each end Three Phase power tees and reducer lee connects to a single drop line to trunk with quick change connectors Reducing tee connects to a single drop line mini to trunk quick change connector Reducer connects from quick change male connector to mini female connector Three phase power receptacles Female receptacles are a panel mount connector with flying leads Selection Guide publication 280 SG001 for available lengths 50 X represents number needed for cable length See the three phase power media section of the ArmorStart Distributed MotorController and ArmorConnect Power Media Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 Control Power Media
2. Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 37 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection This example is a partial equipment list The prices listed are subject to change Equipment List ten aa iO nition Deuioe 10 ral Gen T pe eee ee ee Extended Net 1 Integrated fur htecture Builder 1 1 1736 44 4 Slot Controllogix Chasse al stocked mm oe s39 296 00 10000 296 00 298 00 12 TAB ONEG DeviceNet Bri dye carner filodule I Stocked ma oe saa ioseo0 100 1oseoo 1aosem 1 5 1736 NBT CLs Ethet AF 10400 Bridge wio dule Twisted Fr 1 4 173663 Logiesbhs Processor Mth Shdbyte hleror 1022600 15 THEN Slot Filler al Stocked na os saa asoo 1000 2500 2500 16 THBP AF2 65 265 WAC Power Supph Si i 10 Amg 4 stocked ma oe ssa peroo ino eizoo 817 00 1 7 2w F 10A CR 3 Bulletin 263 AmnorStart Solid State Motor Contin lD ewceMet F DO 10 4 Rated Dewce 1 1 5 0 4 Conduit Loy ath hiote E GREG L 1f i JLL i o LL rA E L Lt Inet ot 4 Non Stocked we a an er a ar 18 REMERA Gorset AG wlicro Dual Eey bale F Srg Ext Threads 3 Pin PYG Cable Yellow Unshielded 18ANG dutonive Gobr Codedho Connector 2 meter 6 56 feet 42 Non Stocked ma Ea ess g26p0 10o aeoo 312 00 1 9 H90 FAACDE 1 Patchcord OC Micro MIA Ferale Straight Pin Pvc Cable Yellow Unshielded 2 Als IEC Color Coded DC blic Wale F Arg 1 meter 3 26 feet 95 010 1
3. f FactoryTalk View Studio File Edit View Application Tools Window Help Machine Edition ArmorStart_Parameter284 ArmorStart_Extension_Sept10 Parameters maane rE lt fla ArmorStart_Extension_Sept10 ArmorStart_Extension_Sept10 Application Communications H System Project Settings Funtime Security Diagnostics List Setup Global Connections Startup HMI Tags Tags Graphics H ril Displays ALARM DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION ArmorStart_280_ Faceplate ArmorStart_281_Faceplate ArmorStart_284_ Faceplate Equipment_Status_Faceplate GoTo_ArmorStart Global Objects Libraries Images LS SHE Parameters ArmorStart_Parameter280 ArmorStart_Parameter281 ArmorStart_Parameter284 ME_Equipment_Parameter Local Messages Alarms A Alarm Setup Sias Information a M 5 l Parameter File Created 2009 08 12 Parameter files are used with graphic displays to specify the tags a display l uses at runtime You assign parameter files to displays in the Startup editor and in the dialog box for configuring goto display buttons and display list selectors Syntax l replacement tagname Example 23 A_COLOR 23 in any expression in a graphic would be replaced by the tag A_COLOR l gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt S gt S gt gt gt gt S gt gt S gt S gt S gt S gt S g
4. 7 Check the DeviceNet scanner module on the controller and it should read Run on it lest Procedure 1 Place the keyswitch in the Run position Romun m 2 Double click Controller Tags BS Controller Armorstart 407 Example Code bo Controller Tags Controller Faulk Handler 3 Power Up Handler H S Tasks mc Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 73 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration 3 From the Monitor Tags tab locate and r Arron Mosie NO4 FOL 0 AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Dnets imorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O RunFwd BOOL expand the ArmorStart 284D output tags Det Amata Modde N04 POLO Rume fon Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O FaultReset BOOL Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_OJogFwd BOOL Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_OJogRev BOOL Dnet_ArmorStartModule_N04_POL_O UndefinedData Sn fee BOOL change the value of a tag in RSLogix Det ArmorStart_ Module NO4_POL_O UserOutA oo o o Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_N04_POL_0 UserDutB BOL SO f tware Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4 POL_O AccellEn BOOL Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4 POL_O Accel2En BOOL Follow this procedure if you need to Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4 POL_O DecellEn BOOL Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4 POL_O Decel2En BOOL a Select the tag value Pree Modis NO4 POL_O Drvin BOOL NOS int Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O Drvin2 BOL Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O Drvin3 POOL Dnet
5. 3 Select the logtx controller if different than are the previous path MV Autobrowse AB_DF1 1 DH 485 a 4 E a AB_ETH 1 Ethernet The Update Fir mware button will 4 See cane Device Upload E 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A illuminate E Backplane 1756 A4 A Download 00 1756 L63 LOGIX5563 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code 01 1756 DNB 1756 DNB A DeviceNet Scanner _Update Firmware 02 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A Close 03 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT 4 4 Click Update Fir mwar e 10 90 210 38 Unrecognized Device Help 4 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT 4 Backplane 1756 A44 4 00 1756 L63 LOGIX5563 ArmorStart_AOT_Example_Code 01 1756 DNB 1756 DNB DeviceNet Scanner v ES Path AB_ETH 1510 90 210 182 Backplane 0 Set Project Path Path in Project l Clear Project Path 5 Verify firmware revision and click Choose Firmware Revision Up date Name ArmorStart_AOl_Example_Code J Type 1756 L63 ControlLogix5563 Controller Serial Number 00270F55 Revision ae Comm Path AB_ETH 1410 90 210 182 Backplane 0 Look for Firmware Update Files In C Program Files ControlFL4SH v Browse Revision Update Type File 00015000E50038 PN 28667 nvs 16 20 8 Downgrade 00015000E 50038 PN 14580 nvs 16 7 70 Downgrade 0007 000E 003899525901 nvs 15 4 31 Downgrade 00015000E50038599501702 nvs 13441 Dawnnrade SANIT AANNF SNNSAI94AAPRP nva Installed Firmware Update File Dire
6. Import the ArmorStart Add On Instructions The pre configured ArmorStart Add On Instructions provide the logic for the pre configured FactoryTalk View Machine ArmorStart faceplates These pre configured faceplates let you monitor control and diagnose your ArmorStart device from a PanelView Plus terminal or Industrial Computer The ArmorStart 284 illustration to the right is a pre configured FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Goto Display button that will launch the on top display just below it This is the initial display that provides operator monitoring and control The toolbar buttons on that display let you navigate through the additional status configuration and diagnostic displays provided in this faceplate Follow these steps to import the pre configured ArmorStart Add On Instruction into your RSLogix 5000 software application 1 Open your RSLogix 5000 software application 2 Right click the Add On Instructions folder and select Import Add On Instruction 3 Browse to the ArmorStart Faceplate files on the toolkit CD 4 Open the Controller Program Files folder if you are using FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software for your HMI software Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P My Recent Documents My Computer My Network Places ArmorStart 284D T e SPEED Operator ae E at E RunFwd a J4 RunFwd N2 co _ RunRev RunRev CO IN3 JogFwd At Ref Co JogRe 0M a Si
7. owa Se ee o smao 10000 smaa 680 40 oe ease Stocked oa e e CE C t C H SOY OO se CC 27 00 eS ee for 193 E1 Overload Relay SSS I DeviceNet Configuration Terminal Stocked oa CL ie d gasgoo 1oooo 269 00 269 00 or Chil m DNCT Communication Cable with Microconnector male Stocked oa e is o o saoo CCC 0O0 CH 3B 38 00 rar a T Port Mini Male Mini Female Trunk Connection Female Micro 1 Port Standard Stocked oa CCL es sooo Ct OOD 5000 50 00 00C 2 Hole Enclosure Pendant Station The BOM is complete It can be reviewed in ProposalWorks converted to a spreadsheet or made into a proposal in a Microsoft Word document 3 Select the Microsoft Word icon to generate the complete equipment list or the BOM for this a JE Eh accelerator as shown a eS a ia ae a aa a I BS PP a Using the provided BOM with this accelerator DVD you can also use ProposalWorks to customize the list to suit your needs ProposalWorks Equipment List in PRP1 fal File Edit view Libraries Proposal Zoom Tools Window P85 o EA Ja se aM fF ia q 6 ere FAQ Document CELEK ie Equipment List Web User Forum Contact us at PST_Support ra rockwell com For assistance on ProposalWorks please see Al Novice Tips Show Startup Cue Card the user guide under the help file Show Startup Cue Car RAISE Web Resources and Updates About
8. 3 Phase Power Armorsta 5 From the Line Voltage pull down menu Choose Voltages for 3 Phase Power Network choose 480V 60Hz Line voltage is the three phase voltage distributed by the three phase network You can choose from three line voltages Control Voltage 240C 240V 60 Hz 480V 60 Hz and 600V 60 Hz eens Baad Mote Control Voltage selection will be used as a default but may be changed on individual devices connected to the 3 Phase Power Network Cancel Line Voltage SQW BORE 18 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 6 From the Control Voltage pull down menu choose 24VDC This will be the default control voltage for ArmorStart motor controllers connected to the network Other options are 120V AC and 240V AC Control voltage might be distributed by a Control Power network which you can also configure in the LAB software A new three phase power network is created with a single branch and displayed in the network view Notice the tab added to the network view and the display of the network voltage The gray box at the left end of the network represents the power distribution panel You can change the three phase power network voltage if needed by right clicking the distribution panel the box at the left end of the network and choosing Change Network Voltage Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Choose Voltages for 3 Phase Power
9. Header_Group ToolBar Group x EquipmentDisplayMame i CloseDisplayButton Settings Expand Collaysa Help 3 For each row to be displayed on the Equipment Faceplate find the GotoDisplayButton object for that row and double click to open its properties Highlighting on Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Value 1 Value 2 Value 3 Value 4 j i 9 42 23 PM Monday September 10 2007 Row_Group_1 H Value4_Grp_ VYalue3_Grp_1 Value2_Grp_l w Valuel_Grp_ DeviceName_String_1 GotoDisplayButton_1 State_MSI_1 129 Chapter 6 FactoryTalk View Integration 4 Set the Display to the corresponding device s faceplate to be launched from that row s GotoDisplayButton object Goto Display Button Properties General Label Common Component Browser Raised Back sy Transpa Rectang GoTo_ArmarStart ALARM 3 DIAGNOSTICS piparen INFORMATION Display ArmorSta Top DO it co Touch mard Horizont jo Other 5 Set the Parameter file to the corresponding device faceplate Parameter file to be displayed for that row 6 Repeat steps 1 5 for all Goto Display Buttons that you will use to launch corresponding device Te ca faceplates 130 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Configure Additional Device Value Columns Not a
10. Program 152 Equipment Status x lt State Value 1 Value 2 Value 3 Value 4 10 00 42 AM Tuesday September 15 2009 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Alarm History Display Overview Armorstart System Application Guide Chapter 7 The ME Alarm History Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a pre configured Alarm History display or faceplate for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software The Alarm History Faceplate works in conjunction with the individual ME_ArmorStart_Faceplates ME_PowerFlex_Faceplates AOIs ME_Kinetix_Faceplates AOIs ME_PowerFlex_Faceplates AOIs and ME_E3 Plus_Faceplates AOIs and provides an Alarm History of all of the device alarms and warnings that are configured to its alarm triggers The Alarm History Faceplate files include pre configured alarm triggers and messages for the ArmorStart devices Kinetix Motion Axis and E3 Plus Overload Relay family of devices In this example an Alarm History Faceplate is displaying alarms faults from ArmorStart 284D The pre configured alarm messages include an embedded string tag that is updated by the individual ArmorStart faceplate AOI files when their specific alarms are triggered Refer to the FactoryTalk View Machine Edition User s Guide publication VIEWME UM004 for alarm history button operation and configuration Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Alarm History 9 15 2009 10 23 09 AM 9 15 2009 10 23 00 AM
11. aaO 3 Phase Power Armorstart r Add a Control Power Network 1 Click the New Network icon az zE wt S Ca 2 Select the ControlPwr network 3 Click OK 25 EtherNet IP Network EE ControlN et Network Ers DeviceNet Network EES Data Highway Plus Network Eis DH4S5 Network EEs Remote 70 Network EES Generic Network Network E 3PhasePwr Network Eir ControlPwr Network EES Auw Pir Network I Cancel Help 4 Enter your network name then E Er eret click OK Enter New Network Name Control Power Armorstart Ok Cancel The IAB creates a new control EREE ETE JE power network and displays the network voltage under the power distribution panel at the left end of the network Notice the tab added to the network view for the Lab control Power network Control Power Network Control_O __ 3 Phase Power Armorstart h Control Power Armorstart N 30 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 5 Add the current ArmorStart devices on the three phase network to the control network a Click the hardware tab b Click the first ArmorStart device and right click the icon of the ArmorStart device c Choose Connect channel to Network1 Control power 5 Workspace armorstart aa CLX 55 1 _CLogix001 a 283D FB3Z 104 CR 3 a Armorstart 2 280D F122 10B CR 3 aj Armorstart 3 261D F122 10B CR 3FR A
12. Armorstart_264D Auxiliary Input Short Circuit Armorstart_264D DC bus voltage fell below the Ack Silence Alarm Alarm Alarms A a A Print Status Ack Clear v History sont 1 All All Alarms 153 Chapter 7 ArmorsStart System Application Guide Notes 154 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration In this appendix you configure your personal computer and controller communication configure your controller and create a new project by using RSLogix 5000 software Configuring PC Communication This section provides information on how to set and verify your IP address Set the IP Address 1 On your desktop right click My Network Places and choose Properties Onan Explore Search For Computers Map Metwork Drive Disconnect Network Drive Create Shortcut Rename Properties 2 Double click Local Area Connection ea Network and Dial up Connections GH Make New Connection Local Area Connection 3 From the General tab Choose Properties Verify Internet Protocol TCP IP is checked and selected 4 Click Pr op er tie S Components checked are used by this connection Client for Microsoft Networks A File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks Internet Protocol TCP IP Install Uninstall Properties 5 Click Use the following IP address Obtain an IP address autom
13. Before You Begin e Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 e Complete your system layout and wiring refer to Chapter 2 e Configure your DeviceNet Scanner and ArmorStart devices refer to Chapter 3 What You Need e 193 DNCT device e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 e The manual for how to use the 193 DNCT hand held device Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 177 Appendix C ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to configure your ArmorStart device by using the 193 DNCT hand held Connect to the ArmorStart Controller Applying Power to the 193 DNCT Terminal device Hand held Terminal Keys Browse through the Network to Select Your ArmorStart Controller Select and Monitor Parameters page 183 178 Armorstart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Appendix C Connect to the ArmorStart Controller Follow this procedure to connect the 193 DNCT terminal to the ArmorStart controller 1 Mount the 1485P P1R5 MN5R1 mini mini micro tee port to the DeviceNet connection on one of the ArmorStart controllers in your application It does not matter which ArmorStart controller you connect to on the network If necessary remove the DeviceNet cable from the ArmorStart device if the cable is already connected to the unit The selection o
14. Option 1 Hand Off Auto Option 2 Option 3 IO DATA Total Current Draw of Sensors Total Current Draw of Outputs NEMA Type 4 Watertight Enclosure IP 67 Sensorless Vector Control and Volts per Hertz 380 480 50 60 Hz 3 Phase 2 34 0 75k V 1 0 Hp 24V DC Conduit Entrance with Motor Cable with 3 Meter Unshelelded Single Ended Cordset male 90 a Hand Of Auto Selector Keypad with Jog Function NO SELECTION NO SELECTION 200 mA 2000 mA Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 View and Configure Network After completing the configuration sequence the network view appears 1 Click Run Wizard From the various pull down menus and fields choose the appropriate values Click OK Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 E Network View 3 Phase Power Armorstart 283 280 0 1 m ae eee 3 Phase Power Network KIKO gt i 3 Phase Power Armorstart 3 Phase Power Network Status CH J to be checked Run wizard Switch View Show wiitg Report Help 3 3 Phase Power Network Wizard X m Facility Substation Parameters 1125 5 75 Distribution Wire Size BAWG X es Transformer Size k A Distance from Facility Power Source to Power Distribution Panel meters Percent Impedance of Transformer m Power Distribution Parameters Branch Fuse Type cc Non Time Delay v m WYoltage
15. RSLogix 5000 software and the DeviceNet Tag Generator Tool This significantly simplifies ArmorStart device configuration Appendix A on page 155 includes the setup procedures for your personal computer and Logix communication These procedures apply only if you are creating a new project file in RSLogix 5000 software Before You Begin e Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 e Complete your system layout and wiring refer to Chapter 2 What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 e RSLogix 5000 software version 17 0 or later e RSLinx Classic software version 2 50 or later e RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software version 9 0 or later e The user manual for your ArmorStart controller Refer to Additional Resources on page 11 for publication numbers Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 57 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to configure your ArmorStart device Open an Existing Project in RSLogix 5000 Software Configure the DeviceNet Network by Using Add a Scanner Module to Your ControlLogix Project Generate Armorstart Tags by Using the Tag Generator Tool Device Tag Test Setup Optional Step page 2 58 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 Open an Existing Project in RSLogix 5000 Software IMPORTANT If you are creatin
16. RSNetWorx for DeviceNet 9357 DNETL3 9 00 or later Communication from 1756 DNB ControlLogix to ArmorStart controllers Armorstart Accelerator Toolkit CD IASIMP SP015 N A CAD files wiring diagrams application files and other support information Co nve ntions This manual uses the following conventions Convention Example Click Click the left mouse button once to Initiate an action Assumes Click Browse cursor is positioned on object or selection Double click Click the left mouse button twice in quick succession to initiate Double click the application icon an action while the cursor is positioned on object or selection Right click Click the right mouse button once while the cursor is positioned Right click the Fieldbus Networks icon on object or selection Drag and drop Click and hold the left mouse button on an object move the Drag and drop the desired block into the Strategy cursor to where you want to move the object and release the window mouse button select Click to highlight a specific option select New Module Check or uncheck Click to activate or deactivate a checkbox Check the Disable Keying checkbox gt Shows nested menu selections as menu name followed by menu Click File gt New gt Preferences selection Expand Click the to the left of a given item folder to show its Expand the Main Task contents 10 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Preface Add itional Resourc es The
17. T Controll S Flex Compact button Once a device is placed on the branch the RAISE configurator will launch Configure the Device Added to Branch You will now need to configure each ArmorStart device by using the RAISE configurator tool 4 Select the entries that list NO SELECTION or NO VALUE 20 2834 2890 ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller Product Configuration Assistant Enie the onder coda for ihe deiei 2204900 umorstent Oteinbuted Hator Cer roller casey OR maka the salactons tor ihe product that you need using the interactiee selection char SYSTEM BATA Supply Voltage SPE PO Wee I Motor Curren g MODULE DATA Select am ettiibote bo the tef div GOHE A BALA Commun boatiorns Cepyc ated AO SELECT AY AA SAL MO NALC NAD aY DG s NO S0LOC Tay Enclosiae Type input Wattage Cemial Vellage Line Motor Connections OPTIONS DATA Option 1 Hand Of Auto Source Take Contacts pilen Salety Woniioi Option MO ELEC ee AD RELEGI WO DATA Total Cuttent Diaw of Seimra 200 m Tomi Content Daw of impus 2000 nea ACCESSORIES Entombed Motor Cables Oinpat Cable Part 1 input Calle Poteet WO BELEC TAY WA RELY WO A PCT Sealing Cips 7A Ly Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 For example when you select 4 283A 283D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controll Horsepower the horsepower options 2834 2830 ArmorStart Distribut
18. When importing the alarm configuration your existing alarm configuration is lost When prompted to back up your existing alarm configuration you can choose to save it as an XML file e Click Yes or No and click Next f Browse to the HMI Application Files folder to import the Alarms xml file to your project Click Open Click Finish 5 Open the Alarm Setup that you imported Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Alarm Import Export Wizard Create Backup Choose alarm configuration file to import Bo a ARTON EENG 5 I a e ai m ook me a Ga Look irr HMM Applestion Files xj amp Gf Ee EEE 2 alarm Files xm m U S ai 135 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration 6 Observe the Trigger tags that were pre configured Click the Messages tab Observe that the pre configured alarm messages have been configured for the ArmorStart controller Select trigger Analog4ir Trigger AnalogFuelOilTrigger AnalogPropaneTrigger AnalogGasTrigger AnalogWaterTrigger AnalogSteamTrigger Powermonitor 1000Trigger PowerMonitor3000Trigger AnalogElectricTriager ArmorStartAlarmTriager Add Edit Remove m Trigger settings Alarm Setup iRrmorStart_Extensions_Sept1 17 Trigger type value x F Use ack all value andshake ck emote Ack emote Ack Handshake Message Notification Message Handshake 0 Optional trigger
19. rer A Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 103 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Add On Instruction Program Tag Listing and Function This table provides the interface tag names and functions that are within the Add On Instructions You can read from and write to these tags from your specific application logic This provides control and monitoring of your configured devices ArmorStart Command Tags Tag Names Function Corresponding ArmorStart Device Tag Cmd_JogFwdProg Out_ArmorStart_xxxJogFwd Cmd_JogRevProg Out_ArmorStart_xxxJogRev Cmd_RunFwdProg Out_ArmorStart_xxxRunFwd Cmd_RunRevProg Out_ArmorStart_xxxRunRev Cmd_ResetProg Out_ArmorStart_xxxFaultReset Cmd_ProgloOperPermissive Cmd_OperToProgPermissive ArmorStart Set Value Tag Tag Names Function Corresponding ArmorStart DeviceTag Set_SpeedProg Out_ArmorStart_xxx CommandedFreq 104 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P ArmorStart Status Tags Tag Names Sts_DriveStatus_AtReference sts_DriveStatus_Input0 Sts_Drivestatus_Input1 sts_DriveStatus_Input2 Sts_Drivestatus_Input3 Sts_DriveStatus_Mon Sts_DriveStatus_Ready Sts_DriveStatus_RunningFwd sts_DriveStatus_RunningRev Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped Sts_Drivestatus_Warning sts_OperatorModeEnabled Sts_ProgramModeEnabled Val_OutputFreq Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 Function Corresponding ArmorStart Device Tag Inp_ArmorStart_xxx AtReference Inp_ArmorStart_xxx Input0 Inp_ArmorStart_xxx Input1
20. Border style Border width Line Component Browser a x back color Back style Select a component Solid ArmorStart_ 280 Faceplate ArmorStart_281_Faceplate ArmorStart_284 Faceplate Equipment_Status_Faceplate Goto_ArmorStart PowerFlex_4 40 400 Faceplate Shape Rectang DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION Touch marc Horizonte Cancel Help OK Cancel Apply Help General Label Common Appearance Border style Border width line Component Browser Back style Select a component x back color Top posit p Touch marc Horizonte o Other Cancel Help IV Audio OK Cancel Apply Help Group all the objects by drawing a box around them with mouse to select all of the objects and then from the Arrange menu choose Group 15 Once all desired ArmorStart objects have been copied into the application you can delete the display from the application a In the system tree right click the Goto display under Displays and choose delete b Click Yes to the prompt to Remove file from the application and delete it from disk 122 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Set Initial Application Graphic 1 From the System folder double click Startup Efi ArmorStart See System E Project Settings fi Runtime Security z Diagnostics List Setup elf Global Connections 2 Check Initia
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22. Maintains run signal until x number of product passes the sensor Where to Start Notes 4 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection System Layout and Wiring Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Table of Contents Preface About This Publication 224 24 dun8 bese oo ores ono ee eas oe bee ab i 9 Regt DOUMWAIC 22546 4nae i a Feb e ad beens eee ee A 10 CONnVeONONGs a4 tse e tates and eee Pe ateeee oa hae eee seen ae es 10 Additonal RESOUTCES 2 4 456u0c0cesn de cs arr Een EE Ti Chapter 1 PoI DE a e EEE teen r E EEA 3 13 Whar You Necedi oon bo har ee eas ope eee Gren ba eee 13 Tonor LOE E S1COs ane tang aeet ace E E a 14 Select an ArmorConnect Power Media System susasunnasas 15 Adding a Three phase Power Network and a Branch 18 Add a Three phase Power Network icons ctued dad easa owas 18 Add Device to a Branch Three phase Power Network 20 Contioure the Device Added to BranChionssadieutseaseaenss 20 Configure Device ACCESSOfIES sai srreirrrieradeid urarena 22 View and Cono ute NeVOk erreseina E k E 29 Add a Control Power Netwotk sssnsecsesesesescsereeees 30 Add a DeviceNet Network 2 0 0 0 c cece cece eee eee wenees o2 Export the IAB Configuration to ProposalWorks 34 Add Additional Equipment and Generate a Complete BOM 37 Chapter 2 Dele VOU DE rer enia a a a a 4 39 What Yoa Need yere rris Errani EINEAN ss enaeuness
23. O e skle Explorer ArmorStart ArmorS tart A S System E Project Settings ae 1 Diagnostics List Setup wolf Global Connections gt Startup HMI Tags P g Tage EE Graphics Eifel GTS a Pew oa j 4dd Component Into 4pplication 2E Import and Export vee AmorStat 230 Facepla ve AmorStart_281 Facepla jE ArmmorStart_284 Facepla 5 Choose HMI Application Files on the toolkit CD and select the Goto_ArmorStart efx file 6 Click Open 7 Verify that the Goto_ArmorStart display appears under Displays in your system tree 8 Create a new display or open your own system display where you want the Goto Buttons 9 Open the Goto_ArmorStart displays and copy or drag and drop the desired graphic objects onto your system display 10 Repeat the previous step until all the objects needed have been copied onto the display 11 Open each module Goto Display button by double clicking on the object Be sure to click near the top of the object to open the Goto Buttons properties and not the text object properties Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 a FactoryTalk View Studio Machine Edition Fie Edit Yiew Objects Arrange Animation Application Tools Window Help Doe AE S e RSM HIN HAAG E A ROABPOCOCNUANOOISR VSS CHoTEMEAAS Maobhbuhe e wread_revazVea BSKSHANVNESZOOREA Explorer ArmorStart x 3 Local USMKEWGMATTHE2 E fla ArmorSt
24. Relation List 2 Click OK The Request History field displays all devices in your network that need IP Subnet Mask addresses Balewa The EtherNet IP MAC addresses correspond to the pre loaded addresses and typically are marked on the device Secondary DNS labels Primary DNS Domain Mame 160 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A 3 Double click a request from one of the devices m Request History 4 Entera niq e IP address for Clear History Add to Relation List e u u hr min sec S BOOTP DHCP Server 2 3 E 215 xj File Tools Help Ethernet Address MAC IP Address Hostname each device 14 11 44 BOOTP 00 00 6C 08 85 B6 DHCP 00 00 B0 21 84 B6 BOOTP 00 00 BC 08 7F 94 BOOTP 00 00 BC 08 85 66 BOOTP 00 00 BC 08 85 66 BOOTP 00 00 BC 08 7F 94 BOOTP 00 00 BC 08 85 66 x mame m OOO a a a a 14 11 44 14 11 43 14 11 41 5 Click OK 14 11 36 Meader If you are not on an isolated are network obtain the IP New addresses from your network administrator 6 Repeat steps 3 5 for each Delete Enable BOOTP Enable DHCE Ube ita Ethernet Address MAC Type IP Addre Ethernet Address MAC 00 00 BC 08 85 B6 IF Address 192 168 1 101 Hostname Status device except for the PanelView Plus terminal Description cancel If you cycle power the device will n
25. based on terminal firmware version for the Save as type field Create Runtime Application My Recent Documents SOILVIEWFIBRE_B20_09_16_08 Di test1 Enter a File name for the application Desktop a ArmorStart mer is used in this example My Documents Click Save My Computer e a r UMET File name Places Save as type Always allow conversion C Never allow conversion Password Click the File Transfer Utility button from the tool bar File view The Transfer Utility dialog box opens gt Transfer Utility Download Source file Click the browse button M to gt E search for the runtime file Download as 041206 Diagnostics Station_Feb 14 2006 Conversion to development application C Conversion protected by password Confirm Password Upload roctoryTalk iew Studio Machine Cdition File view Application Tools Window Help rei m d Test Application Create Runtime Application Explorer E Application Properties l Save in Runtime ace ArmorStart Runtime 5 0 Application mer Cancel Help Mhr octoryTalk iew Studio achine Cdition Application Tools Window Help mx Exit Help Compare Destination storage type Internal Storage v V Run applic ation when download c ompletes When application runs F Replace communications N WARNING Include a goto confi
26. 2 BOOLEAN o i DC Bus Faults BOOLEAN ZIP 3 BOOLEAN Exp Cnxn BOOLEAN 4 IO Cnxn BOOLEAN j Peprami Skea aul ania Exp Fit BOOLEAN oe AY ae ZIP 6 BOOLEAN IO Cnxn Fit BOOLEAN 2 be Retrjes BOOLEAN ZIP 7 BOOLEAN IO Cnxn lde BOOLEAN E oe Hand Direction BOOLEAN OP Mist Pai BUE Nh ai i n ZIP1 Cnxn BOOLEAN o e CP Warning BOOLEAN Pii BOOLEAN ZIP4 Fit BOOLEAN o b O Warning BOOLEAN ZIP 14 BOOLEAN ZIP2 Cnxn BOOLEAN o i ZP2 Ft BOOLEAN EA aan mr seep ZIP3 Cnxn BOOLEAN ooo AY Warning BOOLEAN ZIP 14 BOOLEAN ZIP3 Fit BOOLEAN i Network Boolean ZIP 15 BOOLEAN ZIP4 Cnxn BOOLEAN ZIP 16 BOOLEAN ZIP4 Fit BOOLEAN ZIP 17 BOOLEAN Fault Input Network Boolean 3 i ae ZIP 20 BOOLEAN ZIP 21 BOOLEAN yy pone iin Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 87 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Notes 88 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration In this chapter you import pre configured logic referred to as an Add On Instruction AOD into your RSLogix 5000 application that integrates your ArmorStart device configuration with the ArmorStart faceplate This chapter also provides instructions on how to configure the Add On Instruction to work with the Equipment Status and ME Alarm History faceplates and how to integrate the Add On Instructions into your specific application logic Before You Begin e Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 e Complet
27. 200 200 4 C Documents and Settings ahb _ Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A Configure the EtherNet IP Driver 1 Click the RSLinx icon in the system tool tray to start the RSLinx Classic software RSLinx Classic Commupications Service 2 Be Sis 4 15 PM 2 From the Communications menu choose Configure drivers 2 RSLinx Classic Lite File view Communications Station DOEMOPC Security Configure Drivers Configure Shortcuts Configure Client Applications Configure CIP Options Driver Diagnostics 3 Select EtherNet IP Driver from the OnNIgure Vrivers pull down menu and click Add New Available Driver Types Ethernet devices I EthermnetvlP Driver 1784 E VET DVPETS DDPCME for OH DH 485 devices 1764 E 7 Cl for ControlNet devices DF1 Polling Master Driver 1764 PCC for ControlNet devices 2x1 4 Click OK to accept the default name Add New RSLinx Classic Driver ma xi Choose a name for the new driver OK 15 characters masimum ok Cancel 4B_ETHIP 1 5 Click Browse Local Subnet Configure driver AB_ETHIP 3 EtherNet IP Settings 6 Highlight the IP address you just selected Click Apply then click OK Browse Local Subnet C Browse Remote Subnet The EtherNet IP driver is added to the WES Configured drivers list Windows Default Check Point Virtual Network Adapter F
28. 32 bit Electronic Keying Compatible Keying Revision V Open Module Properties Cancel Help ii ERI MainRoutine OB DeviceNetOutputs aa Unscheduled Programs f Phases Espa Motion Groups 8 Add On Instructions E43 ArmorStart_280_A0I Parameters and Local Tags EN Logic a g ArmorStart_281_AOI Bee Parameters and Local Tags EN Logic E S ArmorStart_284_AOI Parameters and Local Tags EN Logic amp Data Types fe User Defined ce beings oe 4id On Defined ce og Predefined H E Module Defined BS I O Configuration E S 1756 Backplane 1756 44 AOI Example Code A 1 1756 DNB Dnet_ArmorStart_Module ate DeviceNet Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 Generate ArmorStart Tags by Using the Tag Generator Tool Follow these steps to generate ArmorStart device tags TIP Make sure RSNetWorx software is closed before starting the DeviceNet Tag Generator Tool ryevyyowvrwa m FLASH Programming Tools gt Rockwell Software SR FactoryTalk Activation o Z FactoryTalk View Studio an FactoryTalk Tools Dh E Snagit 6 gt PR RSLogix 5000 Enterprise Series 7 A Documents gt amp Utilities is IF _BOOTP DHCP Server IE RSLinx GIF RSNetWorx q I R5SLogix 500 English 2 FactoryTalk view Ga FactoryTalk Administration Console 1 Launch the DeviceNet Tag Generator tool e amp Set Program Access a
29. Automation Reliance Electric FJ Rockwell Automation Entek Ird Intl C Rockwell Automation Sprecher Schuh ogn Browsing network i TAAAAANEAAAA AAAA E H 4 gt Ml Graph Spreadsheet i Master Sle Date Description 8 4 2009 9 40 24 The device at address 10 is not registered on this computer 8 4 2009 9 39 55 Mode changed to online The online path is USMKELAB4M254 4B ETH 1410 90 210 82 Backplane 114 Browsing 10 Z An electronic data sheet EDS file for each device should be loaded for each device type on the network If there is a red question mark on the device or the following message appears you can download it from the Rockwell Automation website http www ab com networks eds RSNetWorx for DeviceNet eS xi 9 This device has not been registered in the system Click Yes to run the EDS Wizard and register this device Click No bo leave this device unregistered cee e Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 61 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration 8 Double click the ArmorStart device on a specific node address Change any other parameter as needed for your specific application 62 Upload the devices properties if they have not been yet Click P
30. BLOCK END RETANER AB 0492 E 33 3 TERMINAL BLOCK END BARRIER I OB a 34 1 TERMINAL BLOCK SMAP IN WARKER CARD AB fI492 M5KI5 35 PANDUT WIRE DUCT 1x4 GRAY Pao Fixace 36 PANDUIT WIRE DUCT COVER 1 GRAY PANDUTCULGS 57 PANDUT WIRE DUCT 1 x4 WHITE PANDU FIRAWHE 38 PANDUIT WIRE DUCT COVER 1 WHITE PANDUIT C1WHE 39 1 FAN KT 115V WITH FILTER HOFFMAN TFPAN o A0 1 EXHAUST GRILL WTH FILTER Horw TEPA 4489 A1CO60 9 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 43 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controllers Wiring Diagrams The AutoCAD Electrical project includes a variety of ArmorStart wiring diagrams The drawing titles indicate ArmorStart controller types Add or remove components and drawings as needed This example shows power wiring for an ArmorStart 284D device and other power components Sample CAD Wiring Diagram ni E ni ARE HI aE u Ta OI bai N os recs EE Fa Y miS il l tae da Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 Access Other Allen Bradley CAD Drawings Follow these steps to download other Allen Bradley product CAD drawings 1 Open your browser and go to http ab com e tools The Configuration and Selection Tools web page opens TIP 2 If you don t know the complete catalog number click product Configuration amp Selecti
31. Cable Port 2 gy Configure Port Cables Cutout Port 2 Point 7 P Configure Port Cables input Port 7 Points 0 amp 1 Input Cable Port 1 h Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 10 Click Cable Type then Patchcord 11 Click the next to Patchcord 12 Make the following selections as shown Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Product Configurator Powered by RAISE Connection System Cable Configuration Wizard Product Configuration Assistant Rockwell Automatio FIRST CABLE TYPE SELECTION Cable Type Patchcord FIRST CARI F CONFIGLIRATION Cable ehcord Configuration Part 1 USER SPECIFIED DEVICE TAGS Device Tag 1 0 IO Device Tag Point 20 Device Tag RSLogix Point 0 Device Tag 1 0 Point 1 Device Tag RSLogix Point 1 VO Device Tag VO Device Tag FO Device Tag Product Configurator Powered by RAISE 889 Cordsets and Patchcords Product Configuration Assistant Enter the order code for the desired 889 Cordsets and Patchcords 889D F4ACD E 1 OR make the selections for the product that you need using the interactive selection chart SENSOR END DATA FEMALE Female End DC Micro M12 Termination Number of Pins 4 Pin Female Connector Style IO END DATA MALE Male End Termination DC Micro M12 Number of Pins Female Straight Same as Female End Male Connect
32. Ce Settings b emus a FLASH Programming Tools ControlFLASH 3 Click Next Welcome to ControlFLASH Welcome to ControlFLASH the firmware update tool ControlFLASH needs the following information from you before it can i begin updating a device Contr o 1 The Catalog Number of the target device 2 The Network Configuration parameters optional 3 The Network Path to the target device 4 The Firmware Revision for this update View Log 4 Select the module you would like to update and click Next Catalog Number Enter the catalog number of the target device 1756 ENBT iteKOlM 1756 CN2 A 1756 CH 2 AA 1756 HYD02 1756 L1 1756 L55 1756 LE0MOSSE 1756 L 1 1756 L615 1756 L Z 1756 L625 1756 L 63 1756 L635 1756 LE4 Back Next gt Cancel Help RSLinx software starts 164 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A 5 Click OK Select the 1756 ENBT device to update and click OK IV Autobrowse jefresh SF Not Browsing ol Workstation USMKEWGBERNHA3 Linx Gateways Ethernet AB_DF1 1 DH 485 H AB_ETH 1 Ethernet H AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet ox twee Be sure that the update you are about to make is the correct one for your device If it is not unpredictable system operation may result 6 In the left pane navigate to the Ethernet Select the 1756 ENBT device to update and click OK module you wan
33. Control QQ Data Log gt RecipePlus fim RSLinx Enterprise ge E he ee Rhee he Ee LE Communication Setup F E System o meee RSLinx Enterprise Configuration Wizard X amp configuration file contains information about devices drivers and networks Select the source for this offline configuration file Create a new configuration Copy an existing configuration from a previously created project Fa Copy the configuration that is currently tunning on this workstation Cancel an Appendix B Configure Design local Communication The local tab in Communication Setup reflects the view of the topology from the RSLinx Enterprise server on the development computer For this example the development computer is communicating with the L63 ControlLogix controller via Ethernet network Follow these steps to setup the Design Time path 1 Expand Ethernet Ethernet Expand the Ethernet bridge assigned to you Expand CompactLogix System Select 0 1756 L63 Click Add A new device shortcut appears Name the shortcut CLX L63 Select the L63 shortcut and the controller Click Apply A verification dialog box appears showing that the shortcut was assigned to the design path Close the verification dialog box Device Shortcuts Remove Design Local Runtime Target Copy from Design to Runtime J RSLinx Enterprise USMKEWGBERNH
34. Enable OFF Logic Enable On DLAFBEditor Ee Function Block Editor 20 File Edit View Deniitielitee Tools Help Upload Download Logic Enable Orr w Logic Enable On EE Function Block Editor 20 Edit Print Print Preview Print Setup Tools Help wiew Communications Ctrl P 5 Timer Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 5 Click Apply then OK ArmorStart 284D PF4 240V 0 5HP General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLoaix Author I Revision Description Start Logic Editor If the master scanner is currently scanning the ArmorStart device to which you are downloading you must first access the DeviceNet s scanner s scanlist to remove the device from the scanlist If this new logic results in different connection sizes adjust the master scanner as follows a Put the master in Idle mode This may mean turning a processor s key switch to PROG b Access the ArmorStart parameter s to change the size of the connections parameters 11 and 12 Consumed and Produced IO Assy c Download the device to the scanlist d Click the Edit I O Parameters button and verify the Rx and Tx size corresponds to the new connection size e Put the master in RUN mode for normal operation See Chapter 3 for examples of moving the ArmorStart device to the scanlist Standalone Devic
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36. Gateways Ethernet Zs AB_DF1 1 DF1 Ele AB_ETH 1 Ethernet 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A4 1756 ENBT 4 B Backplane 1756 44 4 00 1756 L63 LOGIX5563 4rmorStart_AOT_Ex B 01 1756 DNB 1756 DNB DeviceNet Scanner H 4 DeviceNet 02 1756 ENBT A 03 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A f 192 168 1 10 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A e AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet Online devices on the selected pE Eite Edit View Network Device Diagnostics Tools Help DeviceNet network for the jelis ulls el specific node address are displayed ale E Jaa Ale Hardware 1756 DNB ArmorStart ArmorStart ArmorStart 193 DeviceNet 280D 0 5 2 54 2861D 0 3 1 5A 284D PF4 240V Configuration 24V DC 24V DC 0 5HP Terminal al 2 a sij jaj jE i o1 02 03 04 09 C Dodge EZLINK C General Purpose Analog I O C General Purpose Discrete I O J Generic Device C Human Machine Interface Inductive Proximity Switch fF Limit Switch C Motor Overload J Motor Starter C Photoelectric Sensor J PointBus Motor Starter C Rockwell Automation miscellaneous J SCANport Adapter C Safety Controllers Found Device at address 10 C Safety Discrete IJO Device J Smart MCC aia C Specialty I O C Unknown Device Type 141 vendor C Rockwell Automation Allen Bradley C Rockwell Automation Dodge C Rockwell Automation Electro Craft Motion Cor C Rockwell
37. HG Q 2 Press the Device Name or Speed Units field you need to modify DN ArmorStart 284D Device Name SPEED Speed Units Operator A popup keyboard opens ArmorStart 284D Motor 1 3 Type the desired text 4 Press Enter pogo o0o00 150 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart System Application Guide Chapter 7 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Trending View 1 Click the Trending toolbar button to access the trending faceplate view The trending views let you monitor the speed value over time 2 Press the speed trend navigation buttons to scroll through the saved value over a selected period of time 3 Click the trend configuration toolbar button to access the minimum and maximum speed trend settings The trend scale configuration screen opens 4 Press the value fields to modify A popup keyboard opens for value entry 5 Press Enter when the entry is complete Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 armada 284D Motor E F Q Trip CoO N Ready IN RunFwd CO IN RunRevy Co IN3 RunFwd RunRev JogFwd At Ref Cd JogRev 140M _JogRev_ ae SPEED A Operator IRIS gi ArmorStart 284W Motor_1 xs FG Q a BO 40 Trend j Navigation 20 Buttons 0 10 4257 AM 105457 AM Pause Mcp WV ArmorStart 284D Motor_1 AS Q Value F ee DA EE 151 Chapter 7 ArmorStart System Application Guide ArmorStart Device Faceplate
38. In an IO Connection fault the stack light will be steady state If both happen the stack light will remain solid In addition to the fault or tripped indication on the stack light a second stack light is used to indicate the ArmorStart device is given a run command either from the PLC processor or the push buttons Drive input 1 is used to command the preset speed of the drive in manual control DeviceLogix Example Ensures PLC controls i Run command from pro gram if not i either PLC or external pushbutton pushbuttons will control m otor BAND Wy i Control from PLC i i Boolean Or i Netingut OD Boolean And E S A EE E e Run Pwd r E in1 Out P i Green run Stack 10 Cnxn Ft CD t Odin Counts of times o light product passes a User Out B Fac cee ores ene ot meee ores et ent mona sensor een ae Signal tromvsensOl y lt lt ge ey ee eg ete eek Wye ee Ie ae ee ema Pe me ce ace ene e rete ere en Peg ce ee oe Dw iva eae ee wee Ses apts er no ees eee on conveyor 1 Ensures eternal i Inputo E button only allove d Count Up when there an I0 Do a connection fa ult Prevent bounce from Stat button to run BAND m momentary pushbutton forward i Input2 e l Boolean And i j Maintains run signal i until x number of L product passes the Stop Button il A dege hgg rrrTTTrd MMMM ee ee Seer Input3 allowed when there
39. Inp_ArmorStart_xxx Input2 Ino_Armorstart_xxx Input3 Provides Status of Corresponding Inp_ArmorStart_xxx _140Mon Armorstart device Tag Ino_Armorstart_xxx Ready Inp_ArmorStart_xxx RunningFwd Inp_ArmorStart_xxx RunningRev Ino_ArmorStart_xxx Iripped Inp_Armorstart_xxx Warning Indicates Operator Control is Active N A Indicates Program Control is Active Provides Status of Corresponding ArmorStart device Tag Ino_Armorstart_xxx QutputFrequency 105 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Common Application Logic Examples You have the option to programmatically control the ArmorStart device via Logix software Example rungs are shown in ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code acd included in the toolkit CD Device_xxx RunForward_Command Device_xxx RunReverse_Command Device_xxx _Reset_ Command Follow these steps to add application logic to your routine 1 2 106 Extract the ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code acd from the accelerator toolkit CD and save it Open RSLogix 5000 software From the File menu choose Open Browse to the directory where the ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code acd file is located 3 RSLogix 5000 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code 1756 L63 MainProgram MainRoutine SE Ef File Edit Yiew Search Logic Communications Tools Window Help o x alsa 5 Alel oje a faceplate FENES Te e QlaQ Select a Language Offline fl E RUN No Forces gt E oK E BAT No Edits
40. LOGIXS343 1768 L45 4 LOGIxS343 oof 1 1768 ENBT A H Fi D2 1768 M045E 4 4xis SERCOS interface H E AB VBP 1 1789 A17 4 Virtual Chassis H orkstation STATIOM13 i a Linx Gateways Ethernet Flea AB_DF1 1 DFA i 01 1768 L43 LOGIMSS43 1768 L43 4 LOGIMSS45 H E Backplane 1768 Bus a e CompactBus 1769 Bus H AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet H E AB_VBP 1 1789 4174 Virtual Chassis 4 Click Download WIEST Sieh taati 5 Click Download Download The project Path updates EtherNet IP Serial 6 Move the keyswitch on controller to Run Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 71 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Device lag lest Setup The tags used in this test procedure apply to the ArmorStart 284D device The tags for the other ArmorStart devices are different IMPORTANT Before you begin the test make sure the DeviceNet Scanner Module DNBT on the controller is set to Run Follow these steps to make sure the scanner is in Run mode 1 Double click Controller Tags then click Show in the Controller Tag dialog box on the right 2 Inthe Define Tag Filter dialog box clear all Data Types except Module Defined 3 Click OK DNBT Scanner module DeviceNet tags for input output and status are listed 72 7 an controller Fault Handler fol Power Up Handler G 7 Tasks Sal MainTask E La DeviceNetInputs MainProgram oo Pro
41. My ie Om INGE g dca ren eee sees oe ase eee aes DF POUOW E eS P reaa a e eA ope ea 58 Open an Existing Project in RSLogix 5000 Software 59 Configure the DeviceNet Network by Using RSNetWorx Software 60 Add a Scanner Module to Your ControlLogix Project 65 Generate ArmorStart Tags by Using the Tag Generator Tool 67 Download Controller File and Test ArmorStart Tags 69 Ven baes TTET TEE TEE eonaeeenaee sass 69 Set Project Path and Download to Controller 70 Device tae Vest Seis ost s concave toate eed neds ee asset 42 Test POC CU Le 2 5 4 beeen eaeeeeauee yee eeeeseansensoease 73 Chapter 4 Delle OUD cat taeoaaedh pene se ee ner nena aeeeeuan ses 75 What VOW Need o5e45 bbe ew eee rokie dd enews gees tk R 1D POHOW Less SICOs o4204 conte obeeteete rene see helene eheewee es 76 Create a DeviceLogix Program on an ArmorStart Device 77 Build Your Logic ProptaMi yiaccceue sen noradne an Keane oe oa Gee 78 Download Program to AMOS tt 6sacaacc cence eenaagondeend 82 Standalone Devic tes eo eeeeeeee teeny esteesnaaekeeey aus 83 D viceLogix Procranimine Example p 42t0neseedeedes tobam ew ai 84 Chapter 5 DelOte Cl DCO ening aos ese et eyes eee ee hue eee eee ese 89 Mhal OG IN Ged 2 gorgn4 eeeg ne eos sabe tee pose beer eeeernes oq 89 OHO ese OR P unas care sesean det eedeeute green agegewaees 90 Import the ArmorStart Add On Instructions 91 Reass
42. Online Help Options Press Help on any view to access the online help information ArmorStart 284D Motor A A E 2 ae Trip CJ INGO Realy INt RunFwd wW2 c RunRev RunRew CoO IN3 C JogFwd PoS __JogRev 140M B BECS SPEED Operator Equipment Status Display Overview ArmorStart 284D Motor_1 RS G Help Manual Control peratoarProgram PA Toggles the device ontral between the operator display or rogram controller ndicator Color Code fo Ir ActivefDe energizediot MS ActivefEnergizedon Me Alarm Fault The ME Equipment Status Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a summary display of preconfigured status and diagnostic displays or faceplates for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software The Equipment Status Faceplate works in conjunction with individual device faceplates and provides a single summary display of all the faceplates that may be configured for an application You can configure up to nine device faceplates to run with the Equipment Status faceplate and you can launch each Device faceplate directly from it This example shows the ArmorStart devices added to the Equipment Status display You can click the device button to open the associated device faceplate ble ArmorStart 284D ArmorStart 280D a ArmorStart 281D ArmorStart 2800 Lost Communications to Device Trip Co INO Realy IN RunFwd CO IN INS x RunFwd UUGU 140M B Program
43. P Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_O_7B19 the Add On Instruction file you sie Dev configured previously Controller Program ee Show AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Stat 250 AOA MainProgram TIP Be sure to save your application file after additions are made Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 97 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration 9 Enter the Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_soocx value The Add On Instruction scales the drive input and output speed values based on the value entered Armorstart_ 254 AO ArmorStart_284_A0l Motor_Vith_264 0 HoSts_OperatorModeEnabled Inp_Armorstartt_264 Dnet_ArmorstartModule_ M04 POL_ Out _Armoarstart_284 Dnet_Armorstart_Module_W04 POL _o Ste_ProgramModeEnabled Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Fauit_Meq T E Sts_DeviceNet_Scanner T DeviceMet_Mode 7 TY To access the fault codes for the ArmorStart device you need to get an explicit message Fault_Msg parameter is of the data type message It needs to be connected to the Explicit Message tag already in the Add On Instruction as shown in the example Armarstat 264 A Armorstart_ 264 Ac T eal Sts_OperatorModeEnabled Inp_Armorstart_264 T Out_ArmorStart_264 Sts_ProgramvodeEnabled a Inp Scaled Speed At 240Hz T 29 onmes ate Type i HF aultStatus MESSAGE H Motor Faut _Meg_250 MESSAGE Motor _Fautt_Msg_ 26 MESSAGE felotor_Fautt_Meg_ 264 MESSAGE Controller Program Show MESSAGE g
44. Parameters The parameter menu allows the operator to select monitor and change parameters Select a Parameter To select a parameter follow these steps 1 From the Device Choices menu press Ze Press 3 Goto hon List and press E You can also narrow down the amount of parameters by using the Groups Key under Earans EI 4 Use the numeric keypad to enter your parameter number or use the up A and down to scroll to the desired parameter Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 183 Appendix ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Monitor a Parameter To monitor a parameter select the desired parameter by completing steps 1 4 in Select a Parameter The parameter screen displays all information for a single parameter Parameter values are continuously updated Parameter number Indicates that this parameter Is Read Only and its value cannot be edited If the Parameter has a Help string the string will be scrolled across the bottom line After the Help String is displayed the Min value will be display for 3 seconds followed by the Max value and then the Default value After the Default is displayed the string will repeat OR Parameter name Parameter units Parameter value This c indicates that the Class Instance and Attribute data for this parameter can be copied to the clipboard by pressing Shift key then the Copy Key Numeric Parameter values have th
45. Started tab IMPORTANT Before using this quick Start and the contents of the Armorstart Accelerator Toolkit CD read the Terms and Conditions provided on the CD or website The beginning of each chapter contains the following information Read these sections carefully before beginning work in each chapter e Before You Begin This section lists the steps that must be completed and decisions that must be made before starting that chapter The chapters in this quick start do not have to be completed in the order in which they appear but this section defines the minimum amount of preparation required before completing the current chapter e What You Need This section lists the tools that are required to complete the steps in the current chapter This includes but is not limited to hardware and software e Follow These Steps This illustrates the steps in the current chapter and identifies which steps are required to complete the examples by using specific networks Preface Required Software To complete this quick start the following software is required Rockwell Automation Software Cat No Version Required for RSLogix 5000 9324 RLD300RNE 17 or later All EtherNet IP and ControlLogix processors e ControlFlash e BOOTP DHCP utility EtherNet IP e RSLinx Classic Factory Talk View Studio for Machine Edition 9701 VWSTMENE 5 00 or later PanelView Plus terminals e Factorylalk Services e RSLinx Enterprise e RSLinx Classic
46. a n Redundancy cme ed Po 4 Hfl atl olw o gt a Favorites Addon K Alarms K Bt K Tmericounter Ki abeg HEI w Activate the Routine ArmorStart_280_A01 Logic Ladder Diagram Tasks tal MainTask 3 DeviceNetInputs C3 MainProgram Program Tags By MainRoutine cE DeviceNetOutputs Unscheduled Programs Phases S Motion Groups Ungrouped Axes S Add On Instructions ArmorStart_280_A01 Parameters and Local Tags Ey Logic ArmorStart_281_AOl ArmorStart_284_AOI Data Types User Defined ir Strings Ce Add On Defined a Predefined Ca Module Defined I Trends Sy ro Contigurakion maser en lt MT sl aaee FORWARD COMMAND USING PROGRAM CONTROL EXAMPLE RUNG This rung provides an example of how to command a motor to run forward When the forward_cmd_284 condition is true the Motor_with_264 Cmd_RunF wdProg tag will be set to 1 Device_264 RunForyward_Command Motor_VVith_264 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped Motor_Yvith_264 Cmd_RunFwdProg l REYERSE COMMAND USING PROGRAM CONTROL EXAMPLE RUNG This rung provides an example of how to command a motor to run reverse When the reverse _cmd_284 condition is true the Motor _with_284 Cmd_RunRevProg tag will be setto 1 Device_264 RunReverse_Command Motor_VVith_264 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped Motor _ Yvith_264 Cmd_RunReyProg o j oS TRIP MONITORING EXAMPLE
47. a DeviceNet scanner module to the controller 1 In the RSLogix software E Armorstart_261_AO1 it xi right click I O Configuration on Po lene e Parameters and Local Tags ipti the Controller Organizer D e i a SEREN E IET ci Data Types E Communications window and select New Module f use oefres oo HER Add On Defined Ee Drives The Select Module dialog box pr eee oe Trends H Specialty appear S 1 0 Configuration 1756 Backplane 1756 44 pe fa 0 1756 L63 ArmorStart_AOI_Ex E f 1 1756 DNB Dnet_ArmorStart_t Loge DeviceNet Find Add Favorite By Category By Vendor Favorites toed tte _ 4 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 65 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration 2 Expand the Communications tree and select 1756 DNB 3 Click OK E Select Module i E Analog El Communications gt S6AMXN DCSNet Interface 4llen Bradley i 1756 CN2 4 1756 ControlNet Bridge Allen Bradley 175 2 B 1756 ControlNet Bridge 4llen Bradley oo 1756 CNZR A 1756 ControlNet Bridge Allen Bradley 1756 CN2RIB 1756 ControlNet Bridge Allen Bradley L756 CNBIA 1756 ControlNet Bridge Allen Bradley H 1756 CNB B 1756 ControlNet Bridge 4llen Bradley 1756 CNB D 1756 ControlNet Bridge 4llen Bradley 1756 CNB E 1756 ControlNet Bridge 4llen Bradley 1756 CNBRIA 1756 ControlNet Bridge Redundant Media Allen Bradley 1756 CNBRIB 1756 ControlNet Bridge
48. ae j ns Bi K TimeriCounter K Add Rung Ctrl R 3 6 Controller ArmorStart_AOI_ Exar KH Edit Rung Enter 10 Choose Impor t Rungs Controller Tags Edit Rung Comment Ctrl D Controller Fault Handler i Power Up Handler Import Rungs ArmorStart_284_A0I Tasks Export Rungs ops MainTask ArmorStart_284_AOl Motor_Vvith_284 G i e Start Pendina R Edits Ctrl Shift 5 Inp_ArmorStat_284 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_N04_POL_ sible m Start Pending Rung Edits CULSHITSS f ouf armorStart_284 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O oes a pogram i Accept Pending Rung Edits Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz 240 ore Tag X Cancel Pending Rung Edits Ef MainRoutine 3 iia Fault_Msq Motor_Fault_Msg_284 amp DeviceNetOutputs E i Sts_DeviceNet_Scanner Local 1 5 ssemble Rung Edit i GE Unscheduled Programs Phe Eg enoe Rug a DeviceNet_Node 4 Motion Groups Cancel Rung Edit 3 Ungrouped Axes Add On Instructions Verify Rung ArmorStart_280_A01 ArmorStart_281_AOI 8 Go To Ctri G ArmorStart_284_A01 rar eae aes ae Add Ladder Element Ins i opel d B TAE a E AS a arn otor_ YVith_264 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped M E ln Strings m oa Add An Molioo Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 107 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration 11 Select Import Rungs Rung15_from_MainRoutine L5x c my Documents ad Computer z My Network Places 12 Click Import u ssos0 _ 4F2009 4rmorStart Comparison 13 Click OK from the Import
49. bnet AmorStat Module NO4 POLlingutd 008 bnet AmoStat Module NOA POL HOAStas eoor bnet AmofStet Modde_NO4_POL L 140MOn 0 oe AmorStat Meds NO4 POL Contacto 0 Enel Amott Module NOA POL Contacto eoor EEE a INT Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 69 Chapter 3 ArmorStart DeviceNet Configuration These the tags that correspond to Ent cnt Mode NDL POL n the parameters from the Consumed IO instance for the corresponding ArmorStart device Set Project Path and Download to Controller 1 Save your changes 2 Move the keyswitch on controller to Program 3 Click the Who Active button 70 AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 2 Expand the network tree f Who Active 3 Select your controller and click Set Project Path E E Workstation STATIONL3 Fa Linx Gateways Ethernet Flas AB_DF1 1 DF1 E se AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet be j 192 168 1 1 9300 8EDM EtherNet Diagnostic Module 9500 8ED If using serial communications verify that the 1756 CP3 cable is connected between the computer and the controller 3 H 192 168 1 101 1734 4ENT FointIO EtherNetlIP Adapter 1734 5 a 192 168 1 103 Powerflex 70 PowerFlex 70 z40Y 4 24 H 192 166 1 105 Panelview Plus 1000 Panelview Plus Fl 192 168 1 107 1768 ENBT A 1768 ENBT A G E Backplane 1768 Bus l H 00 1768 L43
50. counter or tip PresetO or 1 is anlO connection will stop the fault formard command enn BAND Boolean And Either signal from Pulsing stack light Stop button or Using OR for tripped So lid sta ck light with a tip Tripped will reset eld eal ua when IO connection 99 ot 11 TONR wd fault Flashing i when the ArmorStart Timer On Delaywith Reset i Boolean Or i is tripped _ User Out A Boolean And te a a a a a a a e a e e e ee Oe ee Ee ee The automatic PLC processor controlled portion of the DeviceLogix example shows the network input 0 and IO Connection fault negated to provide an output The Boolean OR gate is in place for a second input that is used later in the example If there is an IO Connection fault the PLC processor will not be able to control the DeviceNetLogix device 84 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 Network Input 0 Logic Ensures PLC controls Run command from pro gram if not either PLC or external pushbutton i pushbuttons will control m otor Control from PLC Dem i f ewan a IO Cnxn Fit D Boolean Or E Green run Stack light zo User Out B peer ere mew mem mmm mem mem mem eee mee pee eee ee ee wee mee wee www enw ens ll li tl ell al ll lll add il dd deed eel eee ete eee aa If there is an IO Connection fault manual operation fro
51. distributor or sales representative Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 11 Preface Notes 12 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection In this chapter you will select six ArmorStart controllers including peripherals by using the Rockwell Automation Integrated Architecture Builder LAB software This graphical software tool is used to configure Logix based automation systems IAB helps you select hardware and generate a bill of material BOM for applications that include I O networks ArmorStart controllers On Machine cabling wiring and other devices Outputs include BOM and reports with graphics You can install IAB and ProposalWorks from the Configuration and Selection Tools page which pops up after registering the CD Before You Begin Collect specific application data that may include the following e Control and line power e Networks used e Transmission type e Motor data if specified and available e Cable lengths What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 For a copy of the CD contact your local Rockwell Automation distributor or sales representative e Personal computer with Internet access for downloading software e ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller and ArmorConnect Power Media Selection Guide publication 280 SG001 e Integrated Architecture Builder and ProposalWorks software can be downloaded from http www ab co
52. each ArmorStart that you are using you need to create two FactoryTalk View memory tags for each b Create the FactoryTalk View device tags Sa HMT g aa 5 8 Graphics 5 Displays ALARM xxxAlarmTrigger Analog tag set max to 200 for each where xxx is replaced with ArmorStart xxxAlarmName String tag where xxx is replaced with ArmorStatt Assign each FactoryTalk View tag to the appropriate controller tag you configured in the RSLogix 5000 application Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Example of an ArmorStartAlarmTrigger tag assigned toa tag named Tags ArmorStart_Extensions_Sept11 ArmorStartAlarmTrigger in the controller ee Name ArmorStartAlarmTrigger Close identified by the Device Shortcut L63 RM pees Description FE Next Minimum fo Ss Scale il 7 Maximum 200 Offset 0 Data Type Long Integer v Data Source Type Device C Memory Address CLX L63J4rmorStartAlarmTriqger fe A Summary of all possible FactoryTalk View Description tags that may need to be created Only the tags for the devices actually used in Alarm History faceplate need to be created 1 ArmorStart AlarmName _ 2 ArmorStartAlprmTric ger 10 Add additional Alarm Trigger tags and Alarm Messages for Devices without Pre configured Device Faceplates to your ee ae ie Alarm History display a S ger labet AnalogPropan
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54. in rows 1 3 The remaining parameters 4 9 are assigned to the 3 row device AOI tag name Motor_With_281 as a placeholder for those faceplate objects in the non visible rows 4 9 128 NOTE YOU MUST CONFIGURE ALL 9 Parameter numbers representing each of the 9 rows respectively l for the Equipment Status Faceplate If you are not planning on using 9 devices for the Equipment l Faceplate fill in the remaining parameters with the last device used ie In the example above c l 4 devices are configured for the Equipement Faceplate therefore the remaining rows 5 6 same as the last device in row 4 NOTE Configure parameter 1 with the name of the AOI that has the Inp_NumRowsVis configured l in the AOI to represent the actual number of rows to appear on the Equipment Status Faceplate I 1 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_PowerFlex_Motor_1 2 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_PowerFlex_Motor_2 3 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_Kinetix_Axis_1 4 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_E3_Plus_Motor_3 l etc l Assign the tagname of the device AOI Add On Instruction you intend to monitor l The tagname includes the Device Shortcut of your system s Logix Controller and the Module Name of the device that was conf
55. of the device up to four additional status values to be monitored and can launch the individual device faceplates for more detailed information 124 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 You can launch these faceplates from the Goto buttons Example of Equipment Status Display Configured with Three Device Faceplates Equipment Status Device State Value 1 Value 2 Value 3 Value 4 ArmorStart 284D ArmorStart 280D ArmorStart 281D 10 00 42 AM Tuesday tember 15 2009 ArmorStart 280D Lost Communications to Device ONP Q ArmorStart 284D 2A Q Trip CI INO RunFwd ua as z Ready Wt BG Realy Nt RunEwd CO IN ro RunRev RunFwd O IN Mm RunRev O IN3 JogFwd oa IN3 AtRef Tens 140M SPEED Operator Program Run ArmorStart 281D Lost Communications to Device E F Trip CI INO Ready CO INi RunFwd Co IN RunRevy CI INS 140M Co RunRev Program ooo Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 125 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Add the Equipment Status Faceplate Display 1 Right click Displays and choose Add fa FactoryTalk iew Studio Machine Edition Component Into Application wa S os e Project Settings E Runtime Security Diagnostics List Setup Global Connections New Add Component Into Application Import and Export ArmorStart_250 Facepla A
56. the Communication tab The communication properties are displayed Notice that the Path has not been identified 14 Click Browse to enter the path a Select the previous module followed by a comma b Enter 2 for the port of the scanner module c Enter the DeviceNet node address of the ArmorStatt device that is communicated with to get the fault codes For this example the Armorstart node address is 4 Make sure all three entries are separated by commas Dnet_ArmorStart_Module 2 4 Message Configuration Motor_Fault_ Msg 264 Configuration Communication Tag Fath Dnet_ArmorStart_Module 2 4 Browse Dnet Armos tat_bodule 2 4 Eommunicaton Method f CIP OH Channel Path Dnet_AmmorStart_Module p CIP with Source ID Source Link i Bi Message Path Browser x Dirnet_ArmorStart_ Module Message Configuration Motor_Fault_Msg_284 Configuration Communication Tag Path Browse Communication Method CIP C DH Channel CIP with PF cia Source ID Connected Done Done Length 2 l Timed Out Enable Error Code Error Path Error Text Enable Waiting Start Extended Error Code Cancel Apply Help Message Configuration Motor_Fault_Msg_ 284 Configuration Communication Tag r Communication Method f CP C DH Channel N a Destinatii r l Source Link fo CIP with Se wid Sou
57. 0 210 12 Panelview Plus CE 1250 Panelview_Plus CE 5 I ma rA NNG G ENBT A 1756 ENBTS A 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 10 90 210 83 1747 L552E ATS6K23 el 10 90 210 182 Panel iew Plus CE 1250 PanelView _Plus CE 3 m 10 90 211 4 Panelview Plus CE 1250 Panelview_Plus CE 2 f 10 90 211 9 Ethernet Bridge 1769 L32E 1769 L32E Ethernet Port m 10 90 211 11 Panelview Plus CE 1250 Panelview_Plus CE 4 v Mode Select Browsing Panelview_Plus CE 5 eh el el el Ea F Transfer Utility The download has completed successfully 141 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Run the Project on a Terminal Follow these steps to run your project on the PanelView Plus terminal 1 Apply power to the PanelView Plus terminal 2 Connect your motion system communication network cable to your PanelView Plus terminal and personal computer The FactoryTalk View ME Station window opens 3 Press Load Application F1 Terminal Settings F4 The Load Application window opens 4 Scroll through the list of application files by using the up down arrows and select the mer file you intend to run ArmorStart mer is used in this example 5 Press Load F2 The Replace Communications window appears 6 Press Yes F7 If you press No F8 the communication settings from the project run previously will be used instead 142
58. 0000 5 010 300 00 110 7000 F P2 106 GR 3 2oU Full Vokage Starter De weebet 24 DO 104 Rated Derice Current Range 05 25 A Condit Entrance with Wigor Cable Hand Off Guto Select ork epad Non Stocked ma ed 177 giz300 410000 g1zsso0 2 see 00 111 ADF 27 10B CR FR 201 Reversing Starter Dewicehet 2 i DO 10 4 Rated Derice Current Range 0 5 25 4 GonduitEnirance wit Wigor Gable Harnd 0f Auto Seletor K epad with Forward everse 129800 1 12 AO FV OS 3 10LR 3 Bulletin 264 Stnorstart M Wariable Frequency 4G DriveDe vcelet 2 30 02 SH 1 0 Hp 10 4 Fated Device Conduit Entrance with filotor Gable Hand Of Suto Selector Keypad with Jog Furiction po Lea 174 gemeno anom gamam 4p3en 38 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 2 System Layout and Wiring In this chapter you plan the panel layout and wiring for your ArmorStart system You can use the AutoCAD Electrical drawings supplied on the ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD to add or remove components to and from your ArmorStart system Before You Begin Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASEMP SP015 e AutoCAD Electrical software to open the DWG files or Adobe Reader software to open PDF files TIP Use AutoCAD Electrical software to take advantage of advanced features of the project provided e System Design for Control of Electrical Noise
59. 004 e Factory Talk View Machine Edition User Manual Volume 2 publication VIEWME UM005 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 113 Chapter 6 Follow These Steps Factorylalk View Integration Complete the following steps to add the ArmorStart faceplates to your FactoryTalk View ME application 114 Add ArmorStart Device Faceplates page 115 Add Equipment Status Faceplate Optional page 124 Add Alarm History Faceplate Optional page 133 Test the Project page 139 Download the Project to a Terminal page 140 Run the Project on a Terminal page 142 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Add ArmorStart Device Faceplates TIP If you are creating a new FactoryTalk View Studio application refer to Factorylalk View Application Configuration beginning on page 175 before proceeding with this section The ME ArmorStart Faceplate files let you quickly load configure and use pre configured status control and diagnostic displays or faceplates for the ArmorStart family of devices using Factory Talk View Machine Edition This example shows a ArmorStart device object that may be added to your specific hardware system display The object is a pre configured Goto display button that can launch the on top display or faceplate for the particular ArmorStart device it represents The faceplate includes status contr
60. 015C EN P August 2011 127 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration 4 Open and configure the parameter file There is one parameter field that must be defined 5 Save the file once changes are made 9 CLX L63 My_E3_Plus_Motor_3 This will represent the device monitored in row 9 of the Equipment Fa NOTE YOU MUST CONFIGURE ALL 9 Parameter numbers representing each of the 9 rows respectively for the Equipment Status Faceplate If you are not planning on using 9 devices for the Equipment Status Faceplate fill in the remaining parameters with the last device used ie In the example above only 4 devices are configured for the Equipement Faceplate therefore the remaining rows 5 9 is config same as the last device in row 4 NOTE Configure parameter 1 with the name of the AOI that has the Inp_NumRowsYVis configured in the AOI to represent the actual number of rows to appear on the Equipment Status Faceplate 1 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_PowerFlex_Motor_1 2 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_PowerFlex_Motor_2 3 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_Kinetix_Axis_1 4 in any expression of a graphic object would be replaced by the tag CLX L63 My_E3_Plus_Motor_3 l etc Assign the tagname of the device AOI Add On Instruction you intend to monitor l The ta
61. 10 From the various pull down Control Power Network Wizard X menus and fields 5 cho Ose the Network Parameters Network Name Control power Armorstart appropriate values M Tap Interval Meters 11 Click OK Default Tap T Port for Non E Stop Device Red Overmald 898N B53ES NKF ArmorConnect Control Media Trunk Drop Cable Straight Female to Straight Male Patchcord 3m 9 8ft B89N FE5GFNM 3 gt Default Drop Cable ArmorConnect Control Media Trunk Drop Cable Straight Female to Straight Male Patchcord 1m 3 28ft B89N F65GFNM 1 User Provided Power Supply User Provided Power Supply V Keep User Defined Settings 12 Click the arrow i Network View Control power Armorstart lok Armorstart 1 Armorstart 2 Armorstart 3 Armorstart 6 Armorstart 4 Armorstart 5 13 Check the appropriate i i 0 1 2 5 parameters fot youe E pE to pa a ae Power application thn Control_0 24VDC Control Power Network Status QD ox Run Wizard Switch View Help 4 Display N 10 Curent Draw MV Drop Length IV Starting Sequence V Trunk Length Control power Armorstart Add a DeviceNet Network Follow these steps to add a DeviceNet network 1 Click the New Network icon 2 Click OK Choose a Network EES Etheret lP Network 25 ControlNet Network Ers DeviceNet Network 225 Da
62. 39 Folow LRCseOlGDs eia e beets eE 40 Planning Your ArmorStart Panel Layout and Wiring 41 Use CAD Drawings from the Toolkit CD 135s enseasnecereds 41 Panel Layout Diora e sesa eaaa e a r k a a 42 ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controllers Wiring Diagrams 44 Witing Your Atmorstart Gotitrollers 2 i 40c02 htenigecteoae as 46 Genetal PreCautiOns 4 4405 0055 0 462645 66 rinira aae aAa 46 Additional Precautions for the Bulletin 284 Devices 46 Pinon ttt Device WINNE 146544e4ceeeneewhotiteseoenas 4s 47 Connecting the DeviceNet ArmorConnect to Your ArmorStart Dae bees e eb eae E 50 AC Supply Considerations for Bulletin 284 Units 23 Ungrounded and High resistive Distribution Systems ae Disconnect MOY Si o64 444 5444465646608 G54 one bed bee ee a4 Da Group Motor Installations For North American and Canadian hoa amp oe 4 boc TEETE E EEE ee Seay eS 54 Cabine anid Installation Guidelines assisas ceeediseeed aaan 54 DeviceNet Network Installation 0 0 0 0 0 ce ee ee oe Table of Contents ArmorStart DeviceNet Configuration ArmorStart Local Control Configuration Faceplate Logix Integration EFlecitomacnene Compatibili s 141 0cneenwee en eda eaten tee ey 4 56 General Notes for Bulletin 284 Devices 00 56 Ground the ArmorStart Controller 0 0 0 0 ee eee ee eee 56 Chapter 3 Del ote 1 OU Dees bas au oeeeirannetssan aba ghetosasceseeney ss a
63. 4 Save and test your application by creating a runtime application To add devices that do not have pre configured faceplates and add views to the Equipment Status TIP Faceplate refer Add Equipment Status Faceplate beginning on page 124 132 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Add Alarm History Faceplate TIP This is an optional step and necessary only if intend to use the Alarm History Faceplate To skip this step go to Jest the Project on page 139 IMPORTANT In order to use the Alarm History faceplate into your application you must have PanelView Plus terminal that supports 800x600 window size The ME Alarm History Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a pre configured Alarm History display or faceplate for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software The Alarm History Faceplate works in conjunction with the individual ME_ArmorStart_Faceplates ME_PowerFlex_Faceplates AOIs ME_Kinetix_Faceplates AOIs and ME_E3 Plus_Faceplates AOIs and provides an Alarm History of all of the device alarms and warnings that are configured to its alarm triggers The Alarm History Faceplate files include pre configured alarm triggers and messages for the ArmorStart devices Kinetix Motion Axis and E3 Plus Overload Relay family of devices In this example an Alarm History Faceplate is displaying alarms faults from ArmorStart devices Motor 1 and Motor 2 The pre configured alarm messages inc
64. 4 Save the dnt file 7 DeviceNet RSNetWorx for DeviceNet File Edit View Network Device Diagnostics Tools Help 3 e S S we QE EB Jn EE Hardware a 1756 DNB ArmorStart ArmorStart ArmorStart f f Dodge EZLINK 280D 0 5 2 5A 281D 0 3 1 5A 284D PF4 240V General Purpose Analog I O 24VDC 24VDC 0 5HP H General Purpose Discrete 1 0 fae A 5 fH C Generic Device BE I F Human Machine Interface ma a H 2 Inductive Proximity Switch 02 03 04 Limit Switch fF Motor ee Save As a 2 xi H A Motor Starte 7 a Photoelectric Sensor Save in CQ Networks e a DD PointBus Motor Starter ArmortartaDnet Af Rockwell Automation miscellaneous Sa ji SCANport Adapter T ArmorStart261Dnet E J Safety Controllers rmorStart_AOI_Example_Code BA Safety Discrete I O Device T ArmorStartDnet ED Smart MCC T Trialt HDD Specialty 1 0 ME Unknown Device Type 141 a vendor J Rockwell Automation Allen Bradley _ 1 6 Rockwell Automation Dodge File name AtmorStart_AO _Example_Code H J Rockwell Automation Electro Craft s TA DevicenetFiesta W m H C Rockwell Automation Reliance Elect ave as type DeviceNet Files dnt jk 7 H C Rockwell Automation Entek Ird Intl H A Rockwell Automation Sprecher Schuh a K 4 gt Graph Spreadsheet Master Sle 4 Add a Scanner Module to Your ControlLogix Project Follow these steps to add and configure
65. 54 Inp_ Scaled Speed At_2 40Hz Faut_M c Sts DeviceNet _Scanner Devicehet_Mode mm T w hm Oo oO OD t w w m om End 96 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 4 Select the ArmorStart Add On Instruction In this example the ArmorStart_284_AOI file is selected 5 Assign an ArmorStart Data Type tag to the main AOI tag ee EE ioi General with the same name of the module you want to control i and monitor Description a In this example the tag name is Motor_with_284 Type 6 Right click the tag and associate Motor_with_284 tag with cone the ArmorStart_284_AOI Data Type Data Type famoso 24 AnT Scope fa ArmorStart_A40l_Example_Code Style 7 Cancel Apply Help 7 Right click the Inp_ArmorStart_284 tag Motor With 264 Cme_RunRevProq lect th forth and select the module Input tag tor the Ge Dnet_Armo AB_284D_FHE2P3x 101 85264893 Armor Add On Instruction file you configured previously Controller Program i Show AB 2840 FHB2P3x_10_ _ 8528469 Armor start js Inp_ Armorstart_ 264 Out_ArmorStart_ 254 Inp_ Scaled Speed _ At 240Hz Fault_Msq Ste_Devicehet_ Scanner 7 DeviceNet Mode El 8 Right click the Armorstart_264_A0l Out_ArmorStart_284 tag and hp armorSlart 284 Doel ArmarStart Module EO Out_ArmorStart_284 jet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O v select the module Output tag for hp Soom Faut _Msc
66. 84D FHB2P3x_10_O_7B19C16B 8 Click OK Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Running wd Output BOOL Decimal Name amp Usage Data Type Style Description Fault_Msq_Code Output DINT Decimal H Inp_ArmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _85284B98 Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Input REAL Float OperONS Local BOOL Decimal 4 Out_ArmorStart_284 lt k InDut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_1 0_0_7B19C16B Rug TT x reat a i Data Types Set_DeviceN ameO per Cc Pees aoa a a Ta 4B 284D FHB2P3x 10 0 7B19C16B OK 4 Set_E quipF aceplateAnimation Ini e Set_EquipmentDisplayName Le AB 1756_DNB_StatusRegister 0 a Cancel Set_FaceplateAnimation In P pg ae pene F AB D 106_0_ Help See Int 4p 281D_F122 1041 AS4ESBSC ne eee Int 4B 281D_F122_104_O_DDF3DODE Set_SpeedOper Inj J4B_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _85284B98 Set_SpeedProg Inj AB 24D _FHBZP 3x1 0_0_155BE8BF 4 Set_SpeedUnitsOper mage 86_294D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B mH r ALADA Set_Valuel Units Le Anew Di Set _Value2Units Le a ee aa Set_Value3Units Le eI eI Set_ValuedUnits Le SpeedRate Le Show Data Types by Groups storage_bit Le 93 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration The Data Type field updates This example shows an ArmorStart 284 output tag s data type RSLogix 5000 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code 1756 L63 Add On Instruction Parameter
67. 98 uel a 4B_280D_F122_10B_ _C79A3567 Cancel Cmd_ResetProg Input p Cmd_RunFwdOper Input Help Cmd_RunFwdProg Input Crd_RunRevOper Input Cmd_RunRevProg Input 4B BID FHP A 1 il J EDEB 4B_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Cmd_StopOper Input ALARM Cmd_StopProg Input ALADKA AMALAR z Controller_T rigger Output Array Dimensions DeviceNet_Node Input Dim 2 Dim 1 Dim 0 EnableOut Output Duty Fault_Msg InOut I Show Data Types by Groups Fault _Msg_Code Output TOT preci Inp_ArmorStart_284 lt InQut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _85284B98 Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Input REAL Float OperONS Local BOOL Decimal Out_ArmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B RunningFwd Output BOOL Decimal RunningRey Output BOOL Decimal Controller_T rigger Output BOOL Decimal F4 DeviceNet_Node DINT a E T A T EnableOut Output BOON Fault_Msg MESSAGE Fault_Msq_Code DINT FF Inp_ArmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10__85284898 E Float E Decimal E Decimal Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Input REAL OperONS Local BOOL FF Out_ArmorStart_284 InQut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Decimal 6 Select the Out_ArmorStart_xx AOI tag and click F next to the data type field The Select Data Type dialog box opens 7 Browse to the output data type that matches the Data Type that was created when you configured the device in Chapter 3 It should have a name similar to the device you configured for example AB_2
68. A3 1789 417 Backplane as EtherNet Ethernet 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT 4 1756 ENBT 4 E 10 90 210 83 1747 L552E ATS6K23 E 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 1 HE 1756 A4 4 1756 44 A 2 0 1756 L63 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code 1 1756 DNB 1756 DNB 3 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A fel 10 90 210 183 Panel iew Plus CE 1250 PanelView_Plus CE 1 10 90 211 9 Ethernet Bridge 1769 L32E 1769 L32E Ethernet Port lt Mode Online Not Browsing m Device Shortcuts Design Local Runtime T arget dd Remove Apply Copy from Design to Runtime EJ RSLinx Enterprise USMKEWGBERNHA3 1789 417 Backplane EtherNet Ethernet 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A4 1756 ENBT A 10 90 210 83 1747 L552E ATS6K23 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 1 HE 1756 A4 4 1756 44 4 2 E 0 1756 L63 ArmorStart_SOI_Example_Code 1 1756 DNB 1756 DNB 3 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A wl 10 90 210 183 Panel iew Plus CE 1250 PanelView_Plus CE 1 10 90 211 9 Ethernet Bridge 1769 L32E 1769 L32E Ethernet Port lt Mode Online Not Browsing Design Local Runtime T arget Copy from Design to Runtime EJ RSLinx Enterprise USMKEWGBERNHA3 H E 1789 417 Backplane EtherNet Ethernet E i 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT 4 1756 ENBT 4 10 90 210 83 1747 L552E ATS6K23 E 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 1 J E 1756 A4d 4 1756 A4 A 2 E 0 DE A onae
69. Click Rockwell Automation and follow the prompts Rockwell Automation Services Encompass Partner Library If you know the complete catalog number of your Allen Bradley product enter it here and click Submit You need the complete catalog number to receive the configuration results Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 45 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Wiring Your ArmorStart Controllers This section provides information pertaining to wiring your ArmorStart distributive motor controller General Precautions ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION ala el The controller contains electrostatic discharge ESD sensitive parts and assemblies Static control precautions are required when installing testing servicing or repairing the assembly Component damage may result if the ESD control procedures are not followed If you are not familiar with static control procedures refer to Guarding Against Electrostatic Discharge publication 8000 SB001 or any other ESD protection documents An incorrectly applied or installed controller can damage components or reduce product life Wiring or application errors such as an undersized motor incorrect or inadequate AC supply or excessive ambient temperatures may result in malfunction of the system Only personnel familiar with the controller and associated machinery should plan or implement the installation startup and subsequent maintenance of the system Failure to do
70. Cmn fit fault Flashing 11 TONR w when the ArmorStart istripped Solid if both User Out A Timer On Delaywith Reset i Boolean Or C TimerEn able 10 Boolean And rrrrrrrrrrrrerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrerrrrrtrrrrrtrt rte 86 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 Here is a list of hardware inputs and status inputs that can be used in the DeviceLogix program with the ArmorStart device Hardware and Status Inputs Fault Inputs Network Inputs Name DataType Name pasTyps Name OOOO o DataType Network Boolean E p A Hardware Boolea Input 0 BOOLEAN Hardware Boolea Net Input O BOOLEAN i Input 1 BOOLEAN H Status Input Net Input BOOLEAN Net Input 2 BOOLEAN Input 2 BOOLEAN Faut Input A aha a ne ia z Short Circuit BOOLEAN Net Input 4 BOOLEAN Overload BOOLEAN ite sme e ee Phase Short BOOLEAN kaar eos Running Fwd BOOLEAN a PN J Ground Faut BOOLEAN hi ee Ready BOOLEAN Stall BOOLEAN Net ke 10 BOOLEAN i i np Net Ctl Status BOOLEAN ee gontrol Power BOOLEAN Net Input11 BOOLEAN Net Ref Status BOOLEAN PE At Reference BOOLEAN oe cigs dip i eon Keypad Jog BOOLEAN fee P EA Net rod 14 BOOLEAN Keypad Hand BOOLEAN oe ver Current BOOLEAN Net Input 5 BOOLEAN HOA Status BOOLEAN ae es Epei i DMet Power BOOLEAN zi a Conbactor 4 BOOLEAN Internal Comm BOOLEAN IP BOOLEAN Contactor
71. Drop Allowance Running 5 Starting f D Operating Conditions Ambient Temperature 30 C Environment Dry F vv m Network Parameters Network Name 3 Phase Power Armorstart Tap Interval Meters 3 0 Default Tap M35 3 Phase Power Tee Reducing Drop M22 4 pole 280 RT35 X m Default Trunk Cable Gee Power Media Trunk Cable Straight Female to Straight Male Patchcord 3m 9 8ft 280 PWRM354 M3 T Default Drop Cable fee Power Media Drop Cable Straight Female to Straight Male Patchcord 1m 3 3ft 280 PWRM224 M 1 ba V Keep User Defined Settings OK Cancel Help ok 29 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection 4 Click the arrow E Network View 3 Phase Power Armorstart Ne 283 280 281 0 1 2 5 Check the appropriate parameters for your application ne aUi 7 7 EU we we Power Network Branch_0 Rn 2 1A Rn 2 1A Rn 2 1A Rn 2 3A Rn 2 3A Rn 2 14 St 12 6A St 12 6A St 12 6A St 13 8A St 13 8A St 12 6A VR 476 0V VR 475 7 VR 475 5V VR 475 1V VR 475 0V VR 475 1V VS 463 3V VS 462 0V VS 461 3V VS 461 4V VS 461 1V VS 460 1V 3 Phase Power Network Status QD ok Run Wizard Switch View Show Vtg Report Help 4 Display V Running Motor Current 4 Voltage Running V Drop Length V Starting Motor Current V Voltage Starting MV Trunk Length M Starting Sequence
72. E import Configuration Configuration dialog box E18 tl g A The rung is copied into the desired oe aaa location oo pper i References Erors wamings 14 Change the tag names to what you need 15 Select a tag and right click 16 Click OK 108 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 Add Alarm Logic for Alarm History Faceplate TIP This is an optional step and necessary only if you intend to use the Alarm History Faceplate To skip this step go to Download the Project on page 111 TIP To incorporate Alarm History Faceplate into your application the PanelView Plus terminal must support 800x600 window size The ME Alarm History Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a pre configured Alarm History display or faceplate for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software The Alarm History Faceplate works in conjunction with the individual ME_ArmorStart_Faceplates AOIs and provides an Alarm History of all of the device alarms and warnings that are configured to its alarm triggers The Alarm History Faceplate files include pre configured alarm triggers and messages for the ArmorStart devices In this example an Alarm History Faceplate is displaying alarms and faults from ArmorStart devices Motor 1 and Motor 2 The pre configured EEN ArmorStar 284D DC bus voltage fell below the alarm messages include an embedded string tag that is updated by the individual ArmorStart faceplate Add On Ins
73. EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 17 Change the name and click OK The completed configuration for the 283D ArmorStart will look like this 3 Phase Power Network Properties Device Fry m Motor Current Start Sequence fi x Force 210 A Name Position 0 00 meter s m Network Connection m Trunk Tap a E oo m Drop Cable Drop Length to Device meter s Device Information Catalog 2800 F122 10B CR 3 Description Combination Starter DeviceNet Device Receptacle Type OPEN S TYLE Gender FE MALE m Current Associated Catalog Catalog Description S ZO F End of the Network Drop Cable no Tap Product Configurator Powered by RAISE 280A 280D 281A 281D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller Product Configuration Assistant Enter the order code for the desired 280A4 280D 261A 281D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 200D F1 22 10B CR 3 OR make the selections for the product that you need using the interactive selection chart SYSTEM DATA Supply Voltage 4807 BOHz making selections Horsepower 1 HP Motor Current 2 1 A Motor Current Please Note Information The motor current is the default value taken from NEC Table 430 150 A different motor current may require another starter size You may oversrite motor current with the exact value if available MODULE DATA Bull
74. Equipment Status Display and the Alarm History Display Pressing any of the Goto Display f e buttons launches the associated display i a ArmorStart 280 Armar Start 281 Armor start 264 hiotor 1 Motor 2 htiotor 3 146 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart System Application Guide Chapter 7 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Overview Pressing any of the Goto display buttons opens the corresponding faceplate screen In this example the ArmorStart 284D device faceplate screen is shown Title Bar ArmorStart 284D a Faceplate Toolbar a ms Trip CO INO Status gt Realy INt Indicators RunFwd O sIN RunRev CO IN3 RunFwd RunRev ena ca JogFwd Command JoqRe Buttons 140M _JogRevs Numeric Stop E ster UOGd Display SPEED Operator Faceplate Function Buttons Function Button Icons Description The Alarm button indicates a device fault condition and activates fault diagnostic views A grey Alarm bell indicates normal status with no faults A red flashing bell indicates a fault condition Configuration The Configuration button lets you edit the ArmorStart faceplate name or name of the device Trending The Trending button shows you the speed trend Help The Help button provides information for the existing view Close i Click the Close button to close the faceplate Program Operator Operator The Program Operator command button executes a switch betw
75. I Tags pop LN g Tags a Graphics Add Component Into Application Import and Export B ArmorStatt__ 281 _Facepla ArmorStart_284_Facepla E Equipment_Status_Face E Goto_ArmorStart b Browse to the HMI Application Files onarena Pa folder on the toolkit CD and select the faceplate GFX file you want to use 1 My Recent C Click OK y hecen PA gfx Documents Goto_ArmorStart gfx Main Menu gfx My Noreen File name Places Files of type Graphic Displays afx Cancel 116 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 3 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Add the faceplate parameter file for FactoryTalk iew Studio Machine Edition File View Application Tools Window Help ME_ArmorStart_Parameter par to your os tS we Factory Talk ViewME application SI 4 ArmorStart B System i E Project Settings a Right click Parameters and choose Add ae de Component Into Application ES Global Connections 1 i i Startup Sy HMI Tags o gf Tags BS Graphics far Displays ALARM DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION ArmorStart_280_Facepla ArmorStart_281_Facepla ArmorStart_284_Facepla Equipment_Status_Face Goto_ArmorStart PowerFlex_4_40_400_F Af Global Objects H Libraries wE Images SAR New b Browse to the HMI Application Fil
76. IA PYPCE 36120F Load Arhication Internal Storage Load Source D External Storage 1 F2 F1 External Storage 2 Cognex mer Cognex_Faceplate mer Cognex_Test mer Ermiail mer Email_Alarm mer SMS_Demo mer Cancel F8 Replace Communications Do you want to replace the terminal s current communication configuration with the application s communication configuration IEN Pill Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 The FactoryTalk View ME Station window appears FactoryTalk iew ME Station Current application R ArmorStart mer 7 Verify that the ArmorStart mer file appears in the current application field Load Application Run Application Application Settings F1 F2 F3 8 Press Run Application F2 Delete Log Files Yes Before Running 9 Verify the functionality of the application T canoe 10 Refer to Chapter 7 for a basic understanding of how to run and operate the FactoryTalk View application Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 143 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Notes 144 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter ArmorStart System Application Guide This chapter guides you through a pre configured FactoryTalk View ME application The application interfaces with a pre configured Logix program that controls the ArmorStart devices This chapter helps
77. Inc with respect to use of information circuits equipment or software described in this manual Reproduction of the contents of this manual in whole or in part without written permission of Rockwell Automation Inc is prohibited Throughout this manual when necessary we use notes to make you aware of safety considerations WARNING Identifies information about practices or circumstances that can cause an explosion in a hazardous environment which may lead to personal injury or death property damage or economic loss ATTENTION Identifies information about practices or circumstances that can lead to personal injury or death property damage or economic loss Attentions help you identify a hazard avoid a hazard and recognize the consequence SHOCK HAZARD Labels may be on or inside the equipment for example a drive or motor to alert people that dangerous voltage may be present BURN HAZARD Labels may be on or inside the equipment for example a drive or motor to alert people that surfaces may reach dangerous temperatures gt ll alo IMPORTANT Identifies information that is critical for successful application and understanding of the product Rockwell Software ArmorStart RSLinx Classic RSLinx Enterprise RSNetworx FactoryTalk View ME FactoryTalk View SE FactoryTalk View Integrated Architecture ControlFlash FactoryTalk View Studio FactoryTalk Services RSNetworx for DeviceNet DeviceLogix On Machine ArmorConne
78. Msg Sts_DeviceNet_Scanner Local1 5 DeviceMet_Mode 19 Click OK a Local15 AB 756_DNB_Status_128Bytes 5 0 FORWARD COMMANO USING P ile of how to command a motor Motor vith 260 Cmd_R 80 Ste _Drivestatus_Tripped Controler eS Erogram Show AB 1 756 DNB Status _128Bytes 5 9 TRIP MONITOR ES Tine of how monitor to the faut trip on the Armorsta 20 Enter the DeviceNet_Node value that ArmorStart_264_ AOI eine onds m the node address of the ArmorStart _284_ADI Motor ith _284 L H Sts_OperatorMadeE device that it is connected to Inp_ArmorStart_ 264 Dnet_ArmorStat Module _M04_POL_ Out_Armorstart_264 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_MO4 POL _O Sts_ProgramModee For this example the node of the Pe cee pester i ArmorStart 284 device is 4 Faut _Mag Motor _Faut_Msg_284 C sts_DeviceNet_Scanner Local 1 5 DeviceNet Mode Integrate Your ArmorStart Device Application The individual Add On Instructions include the interface logic and tags from both the faceplate operator control and application program program control to monitor and control the ArmorStart device IMPORTANT Do not write directly to the Corresponding Armorstart Device Tags that are listed in the Armorstart Command and Set Value Tags tables in Add On Instruction Program Tag Listing and Function on page 104 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 101 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Understanding Operator Control and Program Control Trans
79. Network Line Voltage 480v BOHz os Control Voltage 24vDC Note Control Voltage selection will be used az a default but may be changed on individual devices connected to the 3 Phase Power Hetwork Cancel Network View 3 Phase Power Armorstart Jog 3 Phase Power Network _ 480V 60Hz 3 Phase Power Armorstart 3 Phase Power Network C zoom In 480 Zoom out 60Hz loz Run Wizard Goto Topology View Add Accessory i Add Branch Copy To Clipboard 19 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Add Device to a Branch Three phase Power Network Follow these steps to add a device to a branch of a three phase power network 1 Click the 3 Phase tab 2 Under Motor Controller select Distributed Starters A list of ArmorStart motor controllers appear 3 Select the desired ArmorStart device and drag it over the Branch_0 line In this example select the 283D ArmorStart When the plus sign appears release the left mouse E e 3 Phase J rildase Power Network _ 480V 60Hz PaO 3 Phase Power Armorstart 3 Phase Power Network Status Tobe checked Run wizard Switch View Show W 5 5 Motor Controller SA Distributed Starters E 280D Q 281D A 283D N E gank E User Device e Encomp 2z MicroLogix 9 Distribut f5 view 29 SLC PLC ts EtherNe Xz ControlNet zz DeviceNet Aux P
80. Quick Start Allen Bradley On Machine ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit Catalog Numbers 280D 281D 283D 284D A T m it TE T Ti f mi L e J Rockwell Allen Bradley Rockwell Software Automation Important User Information Solid state equipment has operational characteristics differing from those of electromechanical equipment Safety Guidelines for the Application Installation and Maintenance of Solid State Controls publication SGI 1 1 available from your local Rockwell Automation sales office or online at http www rockwellautomation com literature describes some important differences between solid state equipment and hard wired electromechanical devices Because of this difference and also because of the wide variety of uses for solid state equipment all persons responsible for applying this equipment must satisfy themselves that each intended application of this equipment is acceptable In no event will Rockwell Automation Inc be responsible or liable for indirect or consequential damages resulting from the use or application of this equipment The examples and diagrams in this manual are included solely for illustrative purposes Because of the many variables and requirements associated with any particular installation Rockwell Automation Inc cannot assume responsibility or liability for actual use based on the examples and diagrams No patent liability is assumed by Rockwell Automation
81. RUNG This rung provides an example of how monitor to the fault trip on the ArmorStart 264 named Motor_with_264 When the Motor_with_264 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped tag is true and the reset_trip_cmd_264 bit goes true in the controller then reset the trip Motor_Vvitth_264 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped Device_264 Reset_Command Motor_VVith_264 Cmd_ResetProq Ee MainRoutine Logic gt PE ainProgram A ArmorStart 280 Aol Rung 1 of 18 APP VER 4 Rungs 15 16 and 17 are programmatically commanded Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 ce aN I GSK G DeviceNetInputs amp MainProgram 5 Select the rung you want to export cli I Program Taas FORWARD COMMAND USING PROGRAM CONTROL EXAN and right click the rung AESA This rung provides an example of how to command a motor to run forward When the n or_with_284 Cmd_RunF wdProg tag will be set ti G8 DeviceNetOutputs E Cut Rung Ctrl 9 Unscheduled Programs Phases 3 otor ith_284 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped S3 Motion Groups 5 Copy Rung Ctrl C l 6 Choose Exp ort Rungs Ungrouped Axes ee Paste Ctrl S3 Add On Instructions ArmorStart_280_A0I Delete Rung Del COMMAND USING PROGRAM CONTROL EXAMI A Parameters and Local Tags to command a motor to run reverse When the pe s Add Rung Ctrl R or_with_284 Cmd_RunRevProg tag will be set tc E ArmorStart_261_A01 Edit Rung Enter ot
82. Redundant Media Allen Bradley 1756 CNBR D 1756 ControlNet Bridge Redundant Media Allen Bradley 1756 CNBRI E 1756 ControlNet Bridge Redundant Media 4llen Bradley 1756 DHRIOJB 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner 4llen Bradley 1756 DHRIO C 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner Allen Bradley 1756 DHRIO D 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner 4llen Bradley 1756 DNB Allen Bradley 1756 DeviceNet Scanner 1756 ENZF A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Fiber Media Allen Bradley fe 1756 EN2T A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Twisted Pair Media Allen Bradley 1756 ENBT A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Twisted Pair Media Allen Bradley e 1756 ENET A 1756 Ethernet Communication Interface Allen Bradley 1756 ENET B 1756 Ethernet Communication Interface 4llen Bradley 1756 EWEB A 1756 SYNCH A Controllers Digital Drives Motion Other Specialty 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge w Enhanced Web Serv Allen Bradley SynchLink InterFace 4llen Bradley A E Find Add Favorite By Vendor Favorites 4 Inthe New Modules dialog enter the module name Choose the node number and slot number of where the DeviceNet module resides in the controller backplane Click OK twice A DeviceNet I O module is added to the I O configuration tree 66 New Module E a x Type 1756 DNB 1756 DeviceNet Scanner Vendor Allen Bradley Name Po Input Size 124 32 bit Description a Output Size 123 32 bit zi Status Size 32 wi
83. Reference Manual publication GMC RM001 e System Design for Control of Electrical Noise Video publication GMC SP004 e The user manual for your ArmorStart controllers Refer to Additional Resources for publication numbers e The documentation that came with your other Allen Bradley products Refer to the Literature Library http literature rockwellautomation com for access to publications Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 39 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to plan your system layout and wiring Planning Your Armorstart Panel Layout and Wiring Wiring Your ArmorStart Controllers Connecting the DeviceNet ArmorConnect to Your ArmorStart Device page 50 40 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 Planning Your ArmorStart Panel Layout and Wiring The toolkit includes AutoCAD Electrical DWG project files that include panel layout and wiring diagrams that you can easily modify for your specific application Individual DXF and PDF files are also available for use in standard AutoCAD and non AutoCAD drawing and image software packages The diagrams include power and control wiring examples The ArmorStart controllers are connected with ArmorStart media TIP If you do not have CAD software use the PDF files to build your system drawing Use CAD Drawings from the Toolkit CD Refer to your bill of materials and fo
84. Start distributed motor controllers are listed for use with each other in group installations per NFPA 79 Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery When applied according to the group motor installation requirements two or more motors of any rating or controller type are permitted on a single branch circuit Group motor installation has been successfully used for many years in North America and Canada Cabling and Installation Guidelines In addition to conduit and seal tight raceway it is acceptable to use cable that is dual rated Tray Cable Type TC ER and Cord STOOW for power and control wiring on ArmorStart installations In North America and Canada installations the following guidelines are outlined by the NEC and NFPA 79 In industrial environments where the conditions of maintenance and supervision ensure that only qualified personnel service the installation and where the exposed cable is continuously supported and protected against physical damage by using mechanical protection such as struts angles or channels Type TC tray cable that complies with the crush and impact requirements of type metal clad MC cable and is identified for such use with the marking type TC ER Exposed Run shall be permitted between a cable tray and the use equipment or device as open wiring The cable shall be secured at intervals not exceeding 1 8 m 6 ft and installed in a good workman like manner Equipment grounding for the use equipme
85. System Overview Enclosure Bulletin 1492FB Bulletin 1606 1606 XLSDNET4 Branch Circuit Power Supply DeviceNet Protective Device Power Supply Bulletin 284 ArmorStart Bulletin 800F 11 Emergency Stop 1 Pushbutton IMUNI MANNI m z E m ii e Oo fe ee ee te H ae ID Cat No Description 6 Control power media patchcords Patchcord cable with integral female or male connector on each end a in tee used to connect to the Bulletin 800F On Machine E Stop station by using a control power media The E stop out tee is used with cordset or patchcord to connect to the ArmorStart distributed motor controller 8 Control power receptacles Female receptacles are a panel mount connector with flying leads ee represents number needed for desired cable length which is 2 2 meters 6 5 feet 5 5 m 16 4 ft or 10 10 m 32 8 ft ArmorStart Device with ArmorConnect Connectivity ArmorStart Devices with 10 A ArmorStart Devices with 25 A short circuit Protection Rating
86. T A 17 gs AB_ETH 1 Ethernet 0 0 0 192 Unrecognized Device 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A4 1756 ENBT amp Det tee seme temst ewes eens emssimesteetemetemasemasswnsines AOE OTE New EE Ree dn E Pew ETRE Ome nee tow Tee TEES 00 1756 L63 LOGIX5563 ArmorStart 01 1756 DNB 1756 DNB A DeviceNe Driver Diagnostics 10 90 Configure Driver 192 1 Upload EDS file from device Device Properties Module Statistics Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A 6 Select Dynamic and use DHCP to obtain the network configuration If Use DHCP to contain network configuration is grayed out you may need to use Control lash software to upgrade the latest firmware in the Ethernet module Refer to Ethernet Module Firmware Update Using ControlFLASH Utility on page 163 to get the latest updates 7 Click Apply 8 Click OK You can now exit RSLinx Classic software 1756 ENBT A Configuration General Fort Configuration Network Configuration Type Static se DHCP to obtain network configuration C Use BOOTP to obtain network configuration IP Address Network Mask Gateway Address Primary Name Server Secondary Mame zan Server oie 200 ha home ra int com c M Auto negotiate port speed and duplex 100 ka Full duplex Changes to Port Speed and Duplex require module reset Network Interface Co
87. T_ARMORSTART_UNIT1 Dwi Trueview Drawing 3 229 KB it 16 OMAT_ARMORSTART_UNITS F Dia Trueview Drawing 3 202 KB 4 Add the required files to your project or copy them to your project folder The drawings were created using AutoCAD Electrical The project files are included in the DWG directory The path references in the project file are the default AutoCAD Electrical installation path Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 41 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Panel Layout Diagrams The AutoCAD Electrical project includes several panel layout diagrams with BOM based on the ArmorStart distributed motor controllers Choose an appropriate diagram as a starting point Add or remove components as needed The example shows a control panel with a ControlLogix controller Panel View display and stack lights as well as control power components The ArmorStart controllers are typically on the machine such as a conveyor and are connected by using ArmorConnect media Sample ArmorStart Panel Layout pa Pa 42 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 Sample Bill of Material a a o 1 io ENCLOSURE a o o oz 1 PANEL FOR ENCLOSURE 21225 a e os 1 rusen orsconnecr 3w class J 3 POLE Je fiora O ot 1 DISCONNECT OPERATOR RANDLE TYPE 4 4x RED VELIOW AB figs os 1 DISCONNECT OPERATING SHAT ANOLE KTO e pona o OO o6 1 FUSE HOLDER 3 POLE CLASS C LED BLOWN
88. _ArmorStartModule_NO4_POL_O Drvin4 a S OE BOOL Dret _ArmorStart_Module_N04_POL_0 CommFreqCmd O ONT b Enter or select the desire value c Press Enter 4 Change the FaultReset tag to 1 and press Enter to clear any initial faults Dret ArmoStart_ Module N04 POL_O Faultheset 5 Change FaultReset back to 0 and press enter eS Dret Arnorctar Module N04 POL O FaultReset T 6 Verify that the I Status_ready tag value is 1 indicating that the device is ready Dnet_ArmorStart_Madule_NO4_POL_ Ready 7 Change the O CommandFreq tag to 600 engineering units and press Enter F Dnet_ArmorStart Module N04 POL_O CommFreglmd 600 This is 60 0 Hz If there is a motor attached to your device completing the next step will cause it to turn 8 Change the RunFwd tag to 1 and press Enter net ArmnorSstart Module N04 POL_O AunFwd YI The display on the device registers the speed increase in Hz until the value entered at the reference tag is reached 9 Change the RunFwd tag back to 0 The display on the ArmorStart device will show the speed decreasing until it reaches 0 00 Hz By starting and stopping the device you verified that the e Logix controller is communicating correctly with the device e ArmorStart device can receive simple commands 74 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 4 ArmorStart Local Control Configuration In this chapter you will configure your ArmorStart devi
89. amPermissive tag outside of the 40 to insure a safe transfer Cmd_OperToProgPermissive Cmd_ProgProgReq Cmd_ProgOperReq Sts_ProgramModeEnabled Sts_OperatorModeEnabled Cmd_ProgProgReq Cmd_OperProgReq n Od o Cmd_OperProgReq Cmd_OperOperReq e a S FS OPERATOR CONTROL ENABLE RUNG This rung enables RSViewME S amp Operator Control of the ArmorStart Command requests Cmd can be initiated from either the Logix Programs ProgOperReq or RS ViewME SE OperOperReq For example to enable Operator control for a drive associated Motor_1 AOI instance a rung could be added to the Logix MainRoutine with specific input conditions driving an output instruction with the tag name Motor_1 Cmd_ProgOperReq Likewise a pushbutton within an RSVview MESSE application could be added with a value tag name of 1 Cmd_OperOperReq with the 1 parameter for that faceplate display associated with Motor_1 tag The Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive allows the Logix Program to control whether a Program to Operator Control transfer is allowed PLEASE NOTE If the Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive tag is set to 1 the AOl is programmed to allow a transfer from Program Control to Operator Control regardless of the direction speed or active status of the ArmorStart In addition the next rung transfers the current Program Speed value Set_SpeedProg to the Operator Speed tag Set_SpeedOper tag creating a bumpless transfer when a transfer from Program Control to Operator Control is exec
90. arameters on the device properties tab For the ArmorStart 280D and 281D device make sure the consumed IO Assy is 160 and the Produce IO Assy is 161 lt ArmorStart 280D 0 5 2 54 24 DC ArmorStart 281D 0 3 1 5A 24VDC General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix E Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an action using the toolbar Groups R 7 Jal x gt Monitor ID Me Parameter Current Value Network Override Disabled Comm Override Disabled Autobaud Enable Enabled onsumed IO Assy Produced IO Assy Prod Assy Word 1 Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an E action using the toolbar T S Groups mR all gt Monitor D gt Parameter Current vale __ Disabled Network Override Comm Override Disabled AutobaudEpabla Enabled Consumed IO Assy 160 Produced IO Assy Prod Assy Word 0 Prod Assy Word 1 Prod Assy Word 3 Prod Assy Word 1 Prod Assy Word 2 Prod Assy Word 3 4 Prod Assy Word 2 5 6 1 Consumed IO Size Produced IO Size Starter COS Mask Net Out COS Mask DNet Voltage A Consumed IO Size a Produced IO Size Starter COS Mask Net Out COS Mask A DNet Volkane xx111111 00010 xoo0o000 00000 23 67 111111 00011 xooo0000 00000 73AN bi gt Cancel Apply Help Change any other parameter as needed for your speci
91. art E 8 ArmorStart Sy System E Project Settings Runtime Security Diagnostics List Setup Global Connections ie a ia ArmorStart 280 ArmorStart 281 Motor 1 Motor 2 ArmorStart 284 Motor 3 Startup H 3 HMI Tags g Tags a Graphics Config ESF E rrij Displays ALARM DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION ArmorStart_280_Faceplate ArmorStart_281_Faceplate ArmorStart_284_Faceplate Goto_ArmorStart Main Menu Global Objects Libraries Images Parameters i Local Messages a Alarms E Alarm Setup 5 Information G Information Setup E Information Maccanae History r Goto_ArmorStart ArmorStart TEx ArmorStart 280 ArmorStart 281 ArmorStart 284 121 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration 12 Click the General tab 13 Assign the ArmorStart Faceplate and parameter file to create the associate with the Goto button a Click the browse button along side of the Display field and select the ArmorStart Faceplate display from the Component Browser dialog box b Click OK c Click the browse button along side of the Parameter file field and assign the ArmorStart parameter file d Click OK e Click OK on the Goto Display Button Properties dialog box to save your configuration 14 Resize multiple objects Goto Display Button Properties General Label Common Appearance
92. art 2 PSo01 0 1 JE A 0 0094 1 00m 0 367A A YWO 026V 2 00m O 367A A WO 053V 3 00m O 367A A yO 088V 4 00m O0 367A A WO 132V 5 00m 0 367A 0 00m Ld 2 202A Control _0 Disconnect Delete channel from Network Control Power Armorstart Segment Control_0 o oo mE Channel properties owa ED Goto Network Control Power Armorstart Segment re Change channel address Configure Add Accessory Armorstart 6 Armorstart 5 5 4 A WO 185V 6 00m O 367A DeviceNet Status DeviceNet Armorstart ok Run Wizard Switch View Hep d R Display V Voltage Drop Info MV Current Draw Maximum Data rate 500k bit s Trunk Length 6 Max Current Load 8 000 MV Trunk Length V Drop Length m Trunk Type Max Voltage Drop 4 65 V Position Kwiklink Class 1 KKO 3 Phase Power Armorstart A Control Power Armorstart A DeviceNet Armorstart Se 33 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Export the IAB Configuration to ProposalWorks Follow these steps to export the IAB configuration to ProposalWorks 1 From the File menu choose Export to File Action Option View Help ProposalWorks File D New a Ge Open Workspace H Save Workspace Save Workspace 4s Close Workspace Internet Connection Settings Create Report Export XML Export to Proposaliorks File be 5 3 Project BOM Make Traditional 14B Project Print A
93. art Local Control Configuration 6 Click Start Logix Editor tX ArmorStart 284D PF4 240V 0 5HP General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix Author ooo Revision ooo Description Start Logic Editor Cancel Apply Help 7 Ifthe DeviceLogix Editor Style dialog box appears select function Block Editor DeviceLogix Editor Style Selec Ea Select the editor style for this node f Function Block Editor 8 Click OK Ladder Editor You ate now ready to begin building your logic program Build Your Logic Program Follow these steps to build your logic program 1 In the Logic editor click the edit JSR icon to enter the Edit mode File Edit View Communications Tools Help a mega Xe o lt t ue Timer Counter Move Logical TOMER TOFR PEULE CTU CTUD 2 Click Yes to enter Edit mode Enter Edit Mode You are about to enter Edit mode Selecting Yes will enable logic editing and disable communications with the device Continue 78 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 When in Edit mode the following RORANRIRETe ance buttons appear for use in creating File Edit View Communications Tools Help S erja alja DI rof torn purr erv ere gt tenps Timericounter Movetoged J B C the logic program E Function Block Editor 3 3 Drag the Bit Input icon L gt from File Edit
94. atically Use the following IP address 6 Enter the IP address and Subnet mask as IP address 192 168 1 116 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 shown or enter your address Default gateway l 7 Click OK 8 Close all network windows Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 155 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Verify Your IP Address 1 From the Start menu choose Run The Run dialog box opens 2 From the Open pull down menu choose cmd 3 Click OK 7 Help and Support Sa Run Windows XP ti Type the name of a program Folder document or F siari i Internet resource and Windows will open it For you Open Cancel Browse The Windows IP Configuration dialog box opens 4 Enter ipconfig at the prompt ei CA WINNT system3z cmd exe Microsoft Windows 2006 Version 5 00 2195 5 Press Enter LC Copyright 1985 2000 Microsoft Corp C N Documents and Settings ahb gt ipconf ig 6 Verify that the IP address and Subnet Mask match what you entered If these numbers do not match what you entered contact your network administrator 7 Close the cmd exe window 156 Windows 26680 IP Configuration Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection Connection specific DNS Suffix DP Address o o aoe fe ee oe ee subnet Mask 2 w Default Gateway a 192 168 1 116 255
95. b E ae RSLogix 5000 B000 jet below to generate and save the scanner tags in the RSLogix Project A Step 2 Select Scanner Step 3 M Select RSNetVVor Project A Step 4 Select Scanner Node Step 5 E Generate Tags 7 Close the Tag Generator tool after the tags are generated 68 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 Download Controller File and Test ArmorStart Tags Verify lags 1 Go to the RSLogix 5000 editor and double click Controller tags from the Controller Organizer window You ll see generated input and output tags for all of the devices that were added to the scanlist Controller Tags ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code controller p Oj x Scope fa ArmorStartAOl Y Show AB_280D_F122_10B_ _C7943567 AB_280D_F122_10B_0_01434119 AB_281D_F122_104_ _AS4E8B9C Name ee Style LA net_ArmorStart_Module_NO2_POL_ AB 280D_F122_10B_ _C7943567 For example the tag name Dnet_ArmorStart_ Module N04 POL _lis for input tags for an ArmorStart V_ 4 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO2_POL_O AB 280D_F12Z_10B_0_01434119 device located at node address 4 The F Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO3_POL_ o AB 281D_F122_104_ _AS4E9B9C H Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO3_POL_O s AB 281D_F12Z_104_0_DDF3DODE N __ AB 284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _95284B98 ArmorStart_Module_NO4_POL_O L s AB 284D_ FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B E U E Fa
96. ce for standalone or device level control DeviceLogix devices have built in processing capabilities that include controlled shutdowns in the event of network loss or a controlled continuation of the process It reduces the sense to actuation time resulting in higher performance and simpler programming Before You Begin e Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 e Complete your system layout and wiring refer to Chapter 2 e Configure your ArmorStart device refer to Chapter 3 What You Need e RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software version 9 0 or later e The manual for how to program the DeviceLogix device Refer to Additional Resources on page 11 for publication numbers Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 75 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to configure your ArmorStart devices for stand alone Devicelogix applications Create a DeviceLogix Program on an Armorstart Device Build Your Logic Program Download Program to Armorstart DeviceLogix Programming Example page 84 76 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 Create a DeviceLogix Program on an ArmorStart Device Configuring DeviceLogix smart components for local control can be accomplished with RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software With this software you can set up DeviceNet components for system installa
97. ceNet scanner in the controller 60 eS Set Program Access and Defaults E Accessories Internet Explorer gt Message Manager fm Programs fe Documents i Settings Search i fm Rockwell Software Z FactoryTalk View Studio gt Snaglt 6 y O Help and Support AI Run indows XP Professional fol Shut Down b gt an RSLogix 5000 Enterprise Series gt BOOTP DHCP Server gt RSLinx gt gt iy DeviceNet Node Commissioning Tool gt DeviceNet Shortcuts FactoryTalk View RSLogix 5000 Tools gt amp RSNetwWorx for DeviceNet M E RSNetWorx For DeviceNet Tutorial B RsNetWorx MD Schedule Service Monitor DeviceNet RSNet Worx for DeviceNet File Edit View Wetwork Device Diagnostics Tools Help fF Generic Device Browse for network xi Select a communications path to the desired network MV Autobrowse l Workstation USMKELAB4M254 zs Linx Gateways Ethernet 5 AB_DF1 1 DF1 Gas AB_ETH 1 Ethernet amp A 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A Backplane 1756 44 4 f 192 168 1 10 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A a AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet Cancel Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 6 Select the DeviceNet network Select a communications path to the desired network Ta Click OK IV Autobrowse Workstation USMKELAB4M254 e Linx
98. connections prep _Teatemesson _ Tap Trigger label Label23 I ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 1 Eel ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 2 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Hardware Short Circuit De PS 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Software Short Circuit Con Ee ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 3 es ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 4 Ee ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 5 ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 6 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Internal Electronic Motor __P 5 0 ArmorStart4larmName Drive Overload rating of 1 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName 4 Phase U to Ground Fault ues 0 ArmorStartAlarmName A Phase to Ground Fault o 7 _ ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 7 o ae ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 8 i Psu O ArmorStartAlarmName Excessive current detecte 9 ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 9 E ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 10 Ere ArmorStartAlarmTrigger 11 12 ArmorStartAlarmTriqger 12 lt 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Excessive current detecte 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Excessive current detecte 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName A current path to earth gr 5 0 ArmorStartAlarmName Drive is unable to accelera dekideki IMPORTANT Upon startup Factory Talk View software will give application error warnings that unused Trigger tags have not been activated When this happens clear the errors 9 Configure the Alarm Trigger tags in the FactoryTalk View tag database 136 a Under the system tree double click Tags to open the tag database For
99. ct Logix5000 ControlLogix CompactLogix RSLinx RSLogix Logix Allen Bradley Rockwell Automation and TechConnect are trademarks of Rockwell Automation Inc Trademarks not belonging to Rockwell Automation are property of their respective companies Where to Start Follow the path below to complete your application Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Tore berei bsg ome fee bee Gam ieee eaa a aeai apan aah F Siar temi mibe Cmo imi Paesi hame emri me aar drema ni a apane anh I Cmd_ProgProgReq amp Usage Input Data Types Cmd_ProgT oOperPermissive Input AB 284D FHB2P34 101 Cmd_ResetOper Input Cmd_ResetProg Input AB_280D_F122_10B_I_C7943567 AB_280D_F12Z_10B_0_01434119 Cmd_RunFwdOper Input Cmd_RunFwdProg Input AB_281D_F12Z_104_ _AS4E8BSC AB_281D_F122_104_0_DDF3D0DE Cmd_RunRevOper Input AB 2840 FHB2P2x_10_0 155BESBF Cmd_RunRevProg Input Cmd_StopOper Input AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B Cmd_StopProg Input zi Controller_Trigger Output Array Dimensions DeviceNet_Node Input Dim 2 Dimi Dim 0 Enableln Input p p 0 a EnableOut Output Fault_Msq InOut I Show Data Types by Groups Fault_Msq_Code Output Select Data Type Xl fion OK Input System Defined F jutput System Definec Inp_A
100. ctory C Program Files ControlFLASH Cancel Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 169 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Create a New Project File in RSLogix 5000 Software 1 Launch RSLogix 5000 software ji Calculator sey ce mp ssc ost pc cer oo er am ee Fa PanelBuilder32 RSWviews2 Tools fn Rockwell Automation id A IOLinx a Si Help Programs r l l Saran im Rockwell Software Him FSLogix 5000 Enterprise Series EY RSLogix 5000 Tutorials and Demos LE Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 gt LS RSLogix500 Pro English aie RSLogix 5000 fn Startup Enl Network Diagnostic Tools 2 Click New Project 27 RSLogix 5000 File Edit View Search Logic Communications Tools w C gt Start Page c gt Quick Start The New Controller dialog box opens gt Controller Projects Recent Projects 1 Open Project i Mew Project i Open Sample Project Open Vendor Sample Project W vendor Sample Projects 3 From the Type pull down menu Mew Controller Ea choose the controller aE Vendor Allen Bradley 4 From the Revision pull down menu Type 1756 L63 ControlLogixS563 Controller choose the software revision o m eer In this example the CompactLogix Redundancy Enabled Help 1768 L63 is the controller Type poe My_L63_Controllet The steps to configure other Logix controller types are similar 5 Enter a unique c
101. date now press Finish Catalog Number 1756 L63 Serial Number OO31FFA6 Curent Revision 17 2 57 New Revision 17 2 57 lt Back Finish Cancel Help 11 Click Start The firmware update begins When the controller is updated the status dialog box displays update complete 12 Click OK 13 Click Cancel 14 Click Yes The ControlFlash software closes Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 159 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Assign IP Addresses Using BOOTP DHCP The BOOTP DHCP Server utility is used to assign IP addresses to most devices in this quick start except the PanelView Plus terminal The BOOTP DHCP utility is installed during the RSLogix 5000 software installation 1 Launch the BOOTP DHCP Server utility Rockwell Automation gt E RSView32 SPC Utilities fs Rockwell Software 3 i Utilities l Programs A Documents Niles lanl eave E Mi fey BOOTP DHCP Server d Ge BOOTE DHCF Help ia Startup b ia RSLogixS Pro English A BOOTP DHCP Server las Settings j e i MEREN Pa k If you are running this utility for the first Nemes nero time the Network Setup Error dialog box opens Please configure your network settings before using the BOOTPIDHCP server tool a Click OK b Enter the subnet mask from step 6 on page 155 If you are not running this utility for the first time from the Tools menu choose Network Settings Request History
102. deate and Patcheorde EIRE MEAT pe ae selections for the product that you mood using the intoractiee selection chart Automation Cema tee oe JLee_ SENSOR END DATA FEMALE Al Selec on allribule to lhe lell to siari Pomale End Cable ooking selec pone Teatniinaticn Heimat of Pina Same as Mabe End Famale Connector Ae Cannnetar Srila 0 END DATA MALE Wale End AC Micro Dual Kay Tarmination Humber of Pins Pin Male Connector Mala Right Angle Style CORD DATA Cable Typ PMC Cable Tallow Unshielded Wire Size TRAG Cable Color Code Automate Color Code SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS Hanhware Matedal Epory coated Zine Special Standard Characteristics CORD LENGTH DATA Units haters Standard ot Baiki 2 meters 55 lool fa Opdien Cabbie Length NOTES Pin Layout Flying Lead Color Codes Female End 1 Green PORD i Red Black T 3 RedVriste Ty Pin Layout Male Fingu Eid MESSAGES 23 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection 6 Copy the configuration from Port 1 to Output Cable Port 2 as shown 7 Select NO SELECTION for Output Cable Port 2 8 Click Accept 9 Once the output cables have been configured click Input Cable Port 1 to configure the port cable 24 onfigurator Powered by 283A 283D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller Product Configuration Assistant Enter the order code for the desired 263A 283D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 283D FB32 10A CR 3 OR make the selections for the prod
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104. e This will highlight the parameter number again Change an Enumerated Parameter To change an enumerated parameter value follow these steps 1 Select the desired parameter by completing steps 1 4 in Select a Parameter 2 Press up A and down B to change to the appropriate value 3 To edit any remaining parameters repeat steps 1 4 in Select a Parameter and use the appropriate method for the data type to change them 4 When finished push until you go back to the Who Screen or you may choose to move to a parameter to monitor the status 186 Rockwell Automation Support Rockwell Automation provides technical information on the Web to assist you in using its products At hetp www rockwellautomation com support you can find technical manuals a knowledge base of FAQs technical and application notes sample code and links to software service packs and a MySupport feature that you can customize to make the best use of these tools For an additional level of technical phone support for installation configuration and troubleshooting we offer TechConnect support programs For more information contact your local distributor or Rockwell Automation representative or visit http www rockwellautomation com support Installation Assistance If you experience a problem within the first 24 hours of installation review the information that is contained in this manual You can contact Customer Support for initial help in
105. e Set the comms parameters if the ArmorStatt is a standalone device 1 Select the parameters tab 2 Set parameter 8 and 9 to Enabled Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 ArmorStart 284D PF4 240V 0 5HP General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an F action using the toolbar Groups R an Monitor BS ID gt parameter Current Yale __ D amp a Network Override Comm Override Consumed IO Assy Produced IO Assy Prod Assy Word 0 Prod Assy Word 1 Prod Assy Word 2 Prod Assy Word 3 Consumed IO Size Produced IO Size Starter COS Mask Net Out COS Mask A DNet Voltane Enabled Enabled 44111111 11111 0000000 00000 23 45 V s g Cancel Apply Help 83 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration DeviceLogix Programming Example This example is a combination of different modes that can be used together in an application for the 284D ArmorStart device A logic controller ladder logic program is controlling the ArmorStart device auto control In the event of an I O connection fault the external push buttons manual control will be allowed to control the ArmorStart and local I O A tripped condition whether in manual or auto control will provide a status indication of a trip using a stack light controlled by output A An IO Connection fault is also indicated on the same stack light
106. e Tasks i a MainTask fo DeviceWetInputs fo MainProgram B E ArmorStart_260_AOT A RA ArmorStart_281_Aol G3 armorStart_284_Aol ae Parameters and Local Tags aaas anic ArmorStart_261_401 L5 ArmorStart_264 A01 L5 Files of type RSLogix 5000 XML Files LS Cancel Files containing Help Into 91 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Select the ArmorStart Add On Instruction faceplate file appropriate for your ArmorStart service class In this example the ArmorStart_284_AOI file is chosen Click Import Import Instruction Look in e Controller Program Files e e My Recent Documents My Network ArmorStart_280_AOI L5X ArmorStart_261_A01 L5 sp ArmorStart_284 _A0I1 L5x File name ArmorStart_284_A0I impot Files of type Cancel Places Help Reassign Add On Instruction Input and Output Parameter Data Types If your application requires additional data from the device that is not included within the imported Add On Instruction for the faceplate then refer to Chapter 3 on page 57 where ArmorStart specific tags were generated by using the DeviceNet Tag Generator tool Follow these steps to reassign the input and output parameter data types for your device 1 92 In the project file Explorer window expand the Add On Instructions folder Select the appropriate ArmorStart Add On Instruction file you are using a
107. e your system layout and wiring refer to Chapter 2 e Configure your ArmorStart device refer to Chapter 3 What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 e ArmorStart device e RSLogix 5000 software version 17 0 or later e RSLinx Classic software version 2 50 or later e RSLogix 5000 Start Page Resource Center for related Logix controller hardware and software manuals e The user manual for your ArmorStart device Refer to Additional Resources on page 11 for publication numbers Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 89 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to add the necessary logic to your RSLogix 5000 application for use with the ArmorStatt faceplates Import the ArmorStart Add On Instructions page 91 Reassign Add On Instruction Input and Output Parameter page 92 Optional Step Modify ArmorStart Add On Complete if Equipment Status Instruction for Equipment faceplate is needed in application Status Faceplate page 95 Integrate ArmorStart AOI into Your Application Program Routines page 96 Integrate Your ArmorStart Device Application page 101 Optional Step Complete if Alarm History Add Alarm Logic tor Alarm faceplate is needed in application History Faceplate page 109 Download the Project page 111 90 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5
108. eTrigger value Z Label23 AnalogGasTrigger AnalogwaterTri P Use ack all value fo a Open the Alarm Setup analogsteemtrigaer Powermonitor1000Trigger Optional trigger connections PowerMonitor3000Trigger e AnalogElectricTriga b Click Add PEETRE Era y prana i nn A Trigger tag is added add Edit Remove c Using the Tag browser select the tag in our controller you will want to use to 7 1 Te trigger an alarm message Tamos O e d Click OK Cancel Hep e Click the Message tab Triggers Messages advanced Trigger filter CLXx L63 Motor_with_280 Cmd_Ope Sort by lt none gt Alarm messages Trioger Trigger value Ee CLX L63 Motor_With_ Aue Display L iv 1 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 137 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration f Scroll to the bottom of ES4larnT rigger zo __ 50 ESAlarmWame Overload Warnine the listing to add your sua L43 Furnace Alarm trigger l l Unassigned gt Trigger Tag the trigger 2 value and the message you want displayed g To insert a String into the message right click in the message choose Edit String then enter the text h To insert a variable click Insert Variable then EX x choose Numeric String or Time Date Furnace temp is too high A String Numeric or Time Date will be added to your message i Insert Variable 11 Configure a Goto Disp
109. ec 1 1756 DNB 1756 DNB 3 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 10 90 210 183 Panelview Plus CE 1250 Panelview_Plus CE 1 10 90 211 9 Ethernet Bridge 1769 L32E 1769 L32E Ethernet Port lt gt Mode Online Not Browsing The Apply button is dimmed indicating the shortcut is attached to the path 175 Appendix B Configure Runtime Target Communication The target tab displays the offline configuration from the perspective of the device that will be running the application and comprises the topology that will be loaded into a PanelView Plus or PanelView Plus CE terminal Follow these steps to copy the configuration from Design time to Runtime 1 2 176 Click Copy from Design to Runtime Click Yes Click Verify to make sure communication is setup correctly The Shortcut Verifier dialog box appears Verify that the path to the Design device and the Runtime device are assigned Click Close Click OK cCLx L63 Device Shortcuts Design Local Runtime T arget Remove Apply Copy from Design to Runtime RSLinx Enterprise USMKEWGBERNHA3 1789 417 Backplane E a EtherNet Ethernet E x 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 10 90 210 83 1747 L552E ATS6K23 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A 1 H S 1756 A4 4 1756 A4d 4 2 D Oa eano AOL Sn ea 1 1756 DNB 1756 DNB 3 1756 ENBT A 1756 ENBT A E 10 90 210 183 Panel ie
110. ed Motor Controller Enter the onder code for the dewmed 2E3A 2830 ArmerStan Devtrbuted Motor Controter appear on the right cr OF make the sefechons for the product that you need using the interactive selection chat OT A T SYSTEM DATA 5 Choose the appropriate horsepower amount Motor Convent MODULE DATA Comes athens Enclosme Type Inpet Vetage Curent Range NO SHLEC PON Contrel Voltage av DC Line Moroi Conmectioen 7 NO SELECTION OPTIONS DATA Opten 1 Hand ON Auto NO SELECTION Source Drake Comaces NO sex econ Optien Salety Mentor Optier oO SELECTION WO DATA Total Current Diaw of Severs 200 m Total Cunpent Draw ef Output 2000 mA ACCESSORIES Extended Motor Cables gt AEP SLC TRO Output Cable Por et lt MO sel oC TOW Inpet Cable Port et SOL Cree Sealing Caps NO SELEC TON 6 Choose other options as appropriate After choosing all of your roduct Configurator Powered by ropri ion ee eee the 283A 283D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller dialog box should look Product Configuration Assistant similar to this Enter the order code for the desired 263A 283D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 263D FB32 104 CR 3 OR make the selections for the product that you need using the interactive selection chart A SYSTEM DATA Select an attribute to the left to start making ia Supply Voltage 480W 60Hz selections Horsepower 1 HP Motor Current 21 A Motor Current Please No
111. ee ee ee eee ee 11 Drag the Net Input0 connection point to the In1 connection point w BAND Boolean And 12 Click In1 again to make the connection The line will remain indicating that the connection is made 13 Repeat steps 10 to 12 connect the IO Input0 tab to the In2 connection point BAND Boolean And 1 1 1 l i ce e e I 1 14 Click and hold the Bit Output tab a on the toolbar J dt i IE 4 ke Bann por pxoR swor swam sivoR EsaoR ser zs t E Es 4 Timer Courter Move Logical 15 Drag the BAND function block to the left 16 Double click the in jee ee Ke Re ee eB Be ee ee eR Re ee ep eee ere tere ee er et ee ee ee BAND By Boolean And the Bit Output tab 80 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Local Control Configuration Chapter 4 17 Click the down arrow 18 Click the next to Hardware Boolean 19 Double click Run Fwd 20 Connect the BAND block to the Run Fwd tag 21 From the Edit pull down menu choose Recovery Mode 22 Click Enabled 23 Click OK 24 Click the Logic Verify i icon on the toolbar to determine if the program is valid and error free If the logic is valid and passed certification the following dialog box appears 25 Click OK Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Net Input 5 fb Run Fwd z Run Rer User Out 4 U
112. een program control and RTT operator control of the Armorstart device The button indicator text shows what has control Numeric Display Click the Numeric Display button to access numeric entry keypad The overview faceplate places the logic program in control by default For you to take control press the Program Operator button The text on the button changes to Operator and the ArmorStart command buttons are enabled RunFwd RunRev JogFwd JogRev and Stop command buttons let the operator perform the normal ArmorStart functions as the names suggest You can also enter a speed reference for operator control by pressing the numeric display Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 147 Chapter 7 ArmorStart System Application Guide ArmorStart Device Faceplate Fault Indication View The Alarm button indicates a ArmorStart device fault condition and activates the fault diagnostic views lt i Close ArmorStart 284D Button ner tor a p a Help Current Fault _ _ _ _ X X XXa X XS Button Indicator red tb Trip ING Ready CO INT RunFwd Co IN RunRey CO IN3 RunFwd RunRev JaqEwd Command Hf AtRef I CLR Faults JogRev Buttons 140M Co zs SPEED Operator Fault Indication View Toolbar Button Color Indicator Description Action Grey Normal state None Alarm Flashing red Fault Follow fault action screen To access the detailed fault information and action d
113. er icon 2 xi General Module Scanlist Input Output ADA Summary a Enter anew name for the scanner or accept the default name ee Name b Make sure that the node address Pecan corresponds to the node on which the scanner is commissioned c Click OK ties PS Device Identity Primary 12 Click the Scanlist tab a 13 Click Apply then OK 64 Vendor Rockwell Automation AllenBradley 1 Type Communication Adapter CS Device i756DNBII4 Catalog fi756DNB tt sss lt sCS Revision Fo Cancel Apply Help 1756 DNB General Wed Scanise J put Output ADR Summary Available Devices 2 x Select all of the devices that you want Scaniist Sa 02 ArmorStart 280D 0 5 2 Hl 03 ArmorStart 281D 0 3 1 TEJ 04 ArmorStart 284D PF4 to scan from the Available Devices list and move them to the Scanlist g window BEE For example the dialog box shows three ArmorStart devices configured in the scanlist I Node Active Electronic Key V Device Type MV Vendor V Product Code I Major Revision T Minor T or higher JV Automap on Add Upload from Scanner Download to Scanner Edit 1 0 Parameters Once the scanlist is populated click Download to Scanner Cancel Apply Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 1
114. er system from influencing the communication controls Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 55 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Electromagnetic Compatibility The following guidelines are provided for EMC installation compliance General Notes for Bulletin 284 Devices e The motor cable should be kept as short as possible to avoid electromagnetic emission as well as capacitive currents e Conformity of the device with CE EMC requirements does not guarantee an entire machine installation complies with CE EMC requirements Many factors can influence total machine and installation compliance e Using an EMI filter with any ArmorStart device rating may result in relatively high ground leakage currents Therefore the filter must only be used in installations and solidly grounded bonded to the building power distribution ground Grounding must not rely on flexible cables and should not include any form of plug or socket that would permit inadvertent disconnection Some local codes may require redundant ground connections The integrity of all connections should be periodically checked Ground the ArmorStart Controller Connect a grounding conductor to the terminal provided as standard on each ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 56 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 3 ArmorStart DeviceNet Configuration In this chapter you will configure your ArmorStart device by using RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software
115. es Add Component Into Project folder on the toolkit CD and select the Look in HMI Application Files Oes c m 21 x ArmorStart_Parameterxxx par file Fe Hej ArmorStart_Parameter280 p Pe ArmorStart_Parameter281 My Recent ra 4rmorStart_Parameter284 c Click Open E Typically you rename the parameter with a Desktop name that associates it with the intended rN ArmorStart device you wish to monitor and My Documents control ar e My Computer Na Sci ae File name ArmorStart_Parameter284 Open Places i Files of type Parameter Files par Cancel Open the parameter that you just added and edit the parameter tagname to match your application The parameter tag name needs to include the RSLinx Enterprise device shortcut name of your systems controller and the module name of the intended ArmorStart device you wish to monitor and control a Double click the faceplate parameter file and edit the Device Shortcut name to match the Logix controller that was previously configured in your RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup 117 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration In this example the controller is the CLX L63 b Enter the desired Module AOI Name of the intended ArmorStart device you want to monitor and control In this example the module name is Motor_with_284 This name was configured in step 5 on page 118 c Save your changes and close this parameter
116. etin Number 280 Full Voltage Starter Communications DeviceNet Enclosure Type NEMA Type 4 Watertight Enclosure IP 67 Current Range Current Range 0 5 25 A Control Voltage 24 DC Line Motor Conduit Entrance with Motor Cable Connections with 3 m 9 8 ft unshielded male cordset OPTIONS DATA Option 1 Hand Off Hand OffAuto Selector Keypad Auto Safety Monitor NO SELECTION Option IO DATA Total Current Draw 200 mA of Sensors Total Current Draw 2000 mA of Outputs Representative Photo Only S Select an attribute to the left to start Repeat the procedures starting on page 20 to add additional devices to the branch configure the devices and select accessories Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 27 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Product Configurator Powered by RAISE The completed configuration for the 281D should look similar to this 280A 280D 281A 281D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller a 4 Product Configuration Assistant iss Enter the order code for the desired 2804 260D 261 A 281D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 281 D F122 10B CR 3FR OR make the selections for the product that you need using the interactive selection chart SYSTEM DATA Supply Voltage d Representative Photo Only Al Select an attribute to the left to start 490 60Hz making selections Horsepower 1 HP Motor Current 21 A Motor Current Information Please Note The motor curren
117. f the ArmorStart device in the network does not matter as the node address is not dictated by its physical location DeviceNet Connecto Reconnect the DeviceNet cable that was removed from the network to the mini connector on the 1485P P1R5 MN5R1 mini mini micro tee port Attach the DeviceNet male micro connector end of the 193 CM1 cable to the 1485P P1R5 MN5RI1 mini mini micro tee port Attach the other end plug connection of the 193 CM1 cable to the 193 DNCT device The 193 CM1 cable can be connected to other female micro connectors on the 193 DNCT Device S Dog network not just the o o A U e 1485P P1R5 MN5R1 mini mini micro tee port pononga Hamo 193 CM1 Cable Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 179 Appendix C Applying Power to the 193 DNCT Terminal The DeviceNet configuration terminal catalog number 193 DNCT is shipped so that when it is placed on the network for the first time it will automatically set its baud rate to that of the traffic on the network and then assign itself an unused network address When power is applied the following screen is displayed The 193 DNCT obtains its power from the DeviceNet network in this example Initial Screen Baud Fixed Baud Rate l Auto A
118. faceplate and which device faceplate you will assign to each row Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 95 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration 2 Set the tag Inp_NumRowsVis for your ArmorStart Add On Instruction to the number of rows that you will use on the Equipment Status Faceplate a Under the Add On Instructions folder in the system tree double click the ArmorStart Add On Instruction that you will use for the device in row 1 b Under the Parameters tab find the Inp_NumRows Vis tag and check the Vis box to make the tag visible on the AOL This tag only needs to be set for the Add On Instruction used in row 1 of the faceplate Add On Instructions G5 ArmorSkart_260_A401 H B Armorstart_261_A01 Fl ArmorStart_264_A01 bese Parameters and Local Tags The default number of rows Inp_NumRowsVis is set to 9 You can change the number of rows displayed here by changing the default or edit the field directly on the Add On Instruction when creating your ladder rungs Sts Valued O0 Flon C ae Decima C_ F Set_EquipFaceplateAnimation 0 Decimal a a Integrate ArmorStart AOI into Your Application Program Routines Follow these steps to add ArmorStart Add On Instruction into your application program routines for each of your ArmorStart devices that you have configured 1 Open the intended program routine 2 Create a rung 3 Click the Add On Instruction tab Inp_Armorstart_ 264 Out_Armorstart_2
119. fer Logic The first three rungs of each Add On Instruction file handle the transfer of control from the Logix program program control to the faceplate operator control It is important that you understand how the two operator control rungs shown below operate so you achieve the program to operator and Operatot to program control transfers Two Operator Rungs ARMORSTART_284_A0l PROGRAM CONTROL ENABLE RUNG This rung enables Logix Program Control of the ArmorStart Command requests Cmd can be initiated from either the Logix Programs ProgProgReq or RS viewME SE OperProgReq application For example to enable Program control for a drive associated with Motor_1 AOI instance a rung could be added to the Logix MainRoutine with specific input conditions driving an output instruction with the tag name Motor_1 Cmd_ProgProgReq Likewise a pushbutton within an RSYiew ME SE application could be added with a value tag name of 1 Cmd_OperProgReq with the 1 parameter for that faceplate display associated with Motor_1 tag The Cmd_OperToProgPermissive allows the Logix Program to control whether an Operator to Program Control transfer is allowed PLEASE NOTE If the Cmd_OperToProgramPermissive tag is set to 1 the AOlis programmed to allow a transfer from Operator Control to Program Control regardless of the direction speed or active status of the ArmorStart Therefore the status of the ArmorStart must be monitored and used to set Cmd_OperToProgr
120. fic application For the ArmorStart 284D device make sute the Consumed IO Assy is 164 and the Produced IO Assy is 165 z ArmorStart 284D PF4 240V 0 5HP Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix E action using the toolbar Groups eR fan gt Monitor m ld Parameter Network Override Comm Override Enabled Autobaud Enable Enabled onsumed IO Assy 164 Produced IO Assy Prod Assy Word 0 Prod Assy Word 1 Prod Assy Word 2 Prod Assy Word 3 Consumed IO Size Produced IO Size Starter COS Mask Net Out COS Mask A DNet Voltane L Cancel Apply Help i e Current value A Enabled 44111111 11111 x0000000 00000 23 75 VY a5 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 9 If the Consumed IO Assy Or any other a ArmorsStart 280D 0 5 7 54 24 DC ajx parameter needs to be changed General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogix a Click the current value meg Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an _ action using the toolbar b Type in the appropriate value wou i p fa Monitor FE amp M Parameter Current vale c Click Apply GEJ a Network Override Disabled E Comm Override Disabled 10 LI Einf ifm mim Consumed IO Assy 5 Prod ssy Word 0 Prod Assy Word 1 Prod assy Word 2 Prod Assy Word 3 al Con
121. following documents contain additional information concerning related Rockwell Automation products Resource Armorstart Distributed Motor Controller User Manual publication 280 UM002 DeviceLogix System User Manual publication RA UMO003 On Machine Connectivity publication M116 CA001 ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller and ArmorConnect Power Media Selection Guide publication 280 SG001 RSNetWorx for DeviceNet Getting Results Guide publication DNET GR001 EtherNet IP Modules in Logix5000 Control Systems User Manual publication ENET UM001 ControlLogix DeviceNet Interface Module Release Notes publication 1756 RN567 Logix5000 Controllers Common Procedures publication 1756 PM001 Logix5000 Controllers General Instructions Reference Manual publication 1756 RM003 Logix5000 Controllers Process Control and Drives Instructions Reference Manual publication 1756 RM006 DeviceNet Media Design and Installation Guide publication DNET UM072 DeviceNet Modules in Logix5000 Control Systems User Manual publication DNET UM004 Industrial Automation Wiring and Grounding Guidelines Application Data publication 1770 4 1 EDS files at http Avww rockwellautomation com resources eds National Electrical Code Published by the National Fire protection Association of Boston MA Description Provides mounting and wiring Instructions for the 280 281 283 and 284 Armorstart controllers It also provides informat
122. g a new project and have not configured your personal computer communication or controller hardware refer to Appendix A on page 155 1 Launch RSLogix 5000 software HE cauto LS FPanelBuilder32 t LS RSview32 Tools pa o LS Rockwell Automation t I 1dLinx amp Hep Eg Programs a Rockwell Software HE RSLogix 5000 Enterprise Series E RSLogix 5000 Tutorials and Demos 3 fn Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 j Fa RSLogixS00 Pro English Ta RSLogix 5000 El Startup fa Network Diagnostic Tools The Open Import Project dialog File Edit Yiew Search Logic Communications Tools Y box opens C gt Start Page 3 Browse to your controller file D gt Qu ick Start 4 Click Open P Controller Projects Recent Projects 1 Open Projec 1 New Project I Open Sample Project Open Vendor Sample Project Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 59 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Configure the DeviceNet Network by Using RSNetWorx Software 1 Refer to Chapter 2 for wiring the ArmorStart devices and the DeviceNet scanner module on the DeviceNet network Make sure that the devices are powered 2 Launch RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software 3 From the File menu choose New 4 Click the Online icon The network browser dialog box appears This is where you select the Ethernet driver where the controller resides 5 Select the appropriate controller then expand the list to select the Devi
123. gname includes the Device Shortcut of your system s Logix Controller and the Module Name of the device that was configured in your Logix application file For Example CLX 63 represents the Device Shortcut name of Logix controller you configured in Linx Enterprise Communication Setup that is connected to the intended device you want to monitor My_PowerFlex_Motor_1 represents the AOI name the device that was configured in your Logix application file 1 CLX L63 Motor_1 2 CLX L63 Motor_2 3 CLX L63 Motor 4 CLX L63 Motor_4 5 CLX L63 Motor_5 6 CLX L63 Motor_6 7 CLX L63 Motor_7 8 CLX L63 Motor_8 9 CLX L63 Motor_9 3 Each Parameter 1 9 corresponds to the device AOI tag name of each Equipment Status Faceplate row 1 9 You must assign the 1 parameter to a Pre configured Device Faceplate AOI that includes the Inp_NumRowsVis assignment that was configured in Chapter 5 The remaining Parameters 2 9 must be assigned to valid Pre configured Device Faceplate AOI tag names for the Equipment Status Faceplate to operate without errors even if corresponding Equipment Status Faceplate Rows are not being used or assigned to non preconfigured devices We recommend you fill in the non used parameters with the last valid AOI tag name In this example we are only using one row therefore parameters 1 3 are assigned to the corresponding device AOI tags that we wish to display
124. gram Files RA_IAB Labs On Machine On M achine_Lab 2 iab C Program Files RA_IABSTRYSTRY ab C Program Files RA_IABMIAB_Motion IAB_Motion iab lt T Bl 3 Click Integrated Architecture Workspace Create a New Workspace Workspaces W tie Blank Workspace Workspace Name 4 E nter a or ksp ace N ame F5 Integrated Architecture Workspace famosa a Hes workspace with Network Hes workspace with Platform Location ifs Process Automation Workspace 5 Click O K c Program Files RA_IABArmorstart El Cancel Help 6 Select ControlLogix Subsystem Choose Subsystem te Controllogix Subsystern 7 Click OK i rr CompactLogm Subsystem CO ES Distributed 10 Subsystem UE Cancel Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 15 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection The ControlLogix Chassis Preference dialog box appears Select the appropriate settings For this example 4 is the preferred size Click Next until the Networks dialog box appears 10 Enter the number of EtherNet IP and DeviceNet networks For this example enter 1 for EtherNet IP and 1 for DeviceNet 11 Click Next 12 Check Click here to manually choose Logix processor s 13 Select 1756 L63 as the processor 14 Click Finish 16 ControlLoeix Chassis Preference so r 10 we s CHASSIS PREFERENCE e m Wiring Method a Chassis Power Suppl
125. gram Tags a Et MainRoutine e DevicehebOutpuks Controller Tags Armor_Start _Iicontroll Scope Fa Armor Start_l Em E Hame E H ArmorS atrt larmN ame 4 H ArmorS tark larm rigger a Device_2e4 Reset_Command ie Device_ 284 AunFormyvard Command Device_ 264 AunFormyvard Command Device 284 RunFfarward Caomnmand Controller Tags Armor_Start_II controller Scope Fa Amo Stani Show aB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _ 95284898 E Name PANE Tag Filter BE Armor F Amor Devic m Devic E Devic Devic E Devic __ FDNe _ DNB FONE FONE _ DNB_ FONE E H Local E Local BE H Local ME E H Motor Nmon xj Force Ma lt all gt Cancel Include Data Types Clear Filter User Defined Strings Add On Defined Predefined PAIS Module Defined Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration Chapter 3 4 Make sure the controller tags are in Monitor Tags mode and not Edit Tags mode by checking the tab field at the bottom ooonialiee Tags Armar _haeh_TTionantealliee SS Cache ler Secor irL GF controler Taze ie Ba Controler Dalle Psd er o E Power Lp Hondo Sy Tapes a Manas i AL pevhetnpts o A 3 Msi Progeem T E Magram Taze EO i rc FanP uli 4 PES Devret tps i L Fagam Taz i EA FanFeutire H oo morsem ne ce E U erho ukd Procrans l P are 5 Manon irane LEJ Urgrouzed axar E Adz
126. gure mode button in your application if you need to access the configuration mode screens Include a shutdown button in your application if you want to be able to shut it down Select destination terminal RSLinx Enterprise CARBCNSSANDHUOS E 1789 417 Backplane a EtherNet Ethernet Mode Select Not Browsing Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 7 Select ArmorStart mer 8 Select your PanelView Plus terminal 9 Click Download The file is transferred to the Panel View Plus terminal The following dialog box appears 10 Click OK 11 Click Exit 12 Click Close from the file menu The application closes Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Transfer Utility i a a 5 x Download Upload Compare died C IC Documents and Settings All Users Documents ASView Enterprise ME Runtime4rmorS tart mer Exit Help 2l M Downoadas f rmorStart Destination storage type Internal Storage v A WARNING IV Run application at start up Include a goto configure mode button in your application if you need to access the configuration mode screens When application runs I Replace communications Include a shutdown button nhu application if you want to Tl Delete Log Files be able to shut it down Select destination terminal 1789 A17 Backplane iliis erne Ze 10 9
127. he IAB dialog box 34 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 Once the validation process has completed the following dialog box appears 6 Click OK The ProposalWorks file created dd Please Note Within the Proposalvorks File L4B pricing information has been replaced by pricing from Proposalvorks ArmorStart BOM is now on the respective directory 7 Open Proposal Works 8 From the File menu choose Open 9 Select ArmorStart BOM then click Open 10 Click Yes Your project is saved If you click No the project is not saved Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 zoom Tools Mew Ctrl M Mew From Proposal Template Chrl 0 Chrl 5 Save As Proposal Template Set 45 Default Proposal Template Close Project Open Project File Look ir E atmorstart E al Armorstart BOM Files of type Proposals prp rtq Cancel ProposalWorks A Save Changes to Project Yes Mo Cancel 35 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection 11 Enter a file name then click Save Save Project File As The default is the name selected in step 2 Save in E armorstart Ei Amrorstart BOM File name AmrorStart BOM Save as type Proposals prp rfq Cancel 12 Open the ArmorStart BOM and review the bill of material generated by the LAB H ProposalWorks Equipment List in ArmorStart BOM prp Ed x fal File E
128. hould be 8 cm 3 1n The table provides power control ground wire capacity and tightening torque requirements The power control ground and safety monitor terminals accept a maximum of two wire per terminal Power Control Safety Monitor Inputs Ground Wire Size and Torque Specifications Power and Ground Primary secondary terminal Primary terminal 1 2 Nem 10 8 Ibe in 9 mm 0 35 in 1 5 4 0 mm 16 10 AWG Secondary terminal 0 5 Nem 4 5 Ibe in Control and Safety Monitor Inputs 1 0 4 0 mm 18 10 AWG 0 7 Nem 6 2 Ibe in 9 mm 0 35 in Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 47 system Layout and Wiring The following illustrations and table provide various terminal designations Bulletin 280 281 ArmorStart Power and Control Terminals Chapter 2 oM AN Boen pve MC Me A Am a EEF Gs Ki A AA K i aR ai OW ete i Troest go Jv a aN RE ee cea aN gt ea Meee We Wea f Q AANE Wa aE cZ Bulletin 283 ArmorStart Power and Control Terminals Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 48 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Bulletin 284 ArmorStart Power and Control Terminals Power Control Safety Monitor and Ground Terminal Designations Description Terminal Designation Safety m
129. ign Add On Instruction Input and Output Parameter Data Les ek ee seee see paee eee yes eee een eae need ee setae ye 92 Modify ArmorStart Add On Instruction for Equipment S P AE E E E E E E EE EON 95 Integrate ArmorStart AOI into Your Application Program Routines 96 Integrate Your ArmorStart Device Application 101 Understanding Operator Control and Program Control Transfer Foe re ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee 102 Enabling Operator Gontolol Dive ssdc eeadanndsdvadie ss 102 Add On Instruction Program Tag Listing and Function 104 Common Application Logic Examples o 02446 4 504 a0dend840 106 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 FactoryTalk View Integration ArmorStart System Application Guide Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Table of Contents Add Alarm Logic for Alarm History Faceplate 109 Povoload the PrO Eee errer chess iteedeget sade eadawena 111 Chapter 6 Pelor VOU DeSean ac hacia o4o oben se eea 113 What Yoa Need 335455 eeb ence ou ee EEA EORNA ee eee 113 Polow TE GON errea Eee SAEEDIN see 114 Add ArmorStart Device Faceplate ecas wuiroisiriepimeeis itie 115 Configuration Steps for Using Pre configured Goto Buttons 120 Set Initial Application CIO Cana ance haa eee dee hd ag 123 Add PCuipment Status Pacepile 2cecgecictinseaseqerracecags 124 Add the Equipment Status Faceplate Display 126 Add the ME_Egquipment_Pa
130. igured in your Logix application file For Example CLX 63 represents the Device Shortcut name of Logix controller you configured in RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup that is connected to the intended device you want to monitor My_PowerFlex_Motor_1 represents the AOI name the device that was configured in your Logix application 1 CLX L63 Motor_With_284 2 CLX L63 Motor_With_280 3 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 4 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 5 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 6 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 7 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 8 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 9 CLX L63 Motor_With_281 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Configure the Goto buttons on the Equipment Status Faceplate 1 Open the Equipment Faceplate display Equipment Status equip_faceplate Display x SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS xX 2 Right click the display and choose Object Explorer Device SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS _ reme e SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS es SSSSSSSSSsssssssss EE SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS d SES a SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 4 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS The Object Explorer dialog box opens Object Explorer pE Equipment_Stetus_Feceplate H Row _Group_9 B Row_Group_ H Row_Group_ wy Row _Group_6 H Row _Group_5 h Row_Group_4 m Row_Group_3 amp Row_Group_2 m Row_Group_ i Footer_Groug
131. ion on how to set parameters and troubleshoot the AmorStart controller Provides details on how to configure create and run DeviceLogix software Provides selection of On Machine components Provides information on ArmorStart controllers and associated communication and power media Provides information on how to install and navigate the RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software Describes how you can use EtherNet IP modules with your Logix 5000 controller and communicate with various devices on the Ethernet network Provides information on this module version 7 003 and earlier Provides information on how to develop projects for Logix5000 controllers Provides information on how to program the controller for sequential applications Provides information on how to program the controller for process or drives applications Provides information on how to plan and install a DeviceNet network Provides information on how to program configure use and troubleshoot DeviceNet modules Provides information on how to ground and wire programmable controllers Provides text files used by network configuration tools to help you identify products and commission them on a network Provides information on wire sizes and types for grounding electrical equipment You can view ot download publications at http literature rockwellautomation com To order paper copies of technical documentation contact your local Rockwell Automation
132. is format Note f the parameter is a monitor parameter the HIM stores the HI and LO values for the parameter during monitoring The HI LO values are displayed on the same line as the Min Max Def and Help string 184 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Appendix C Change Parameters The parameter screens have slightly different formats for each parameter data type The three different parameter screen types are bit enumerated Boolean numeric and value enumerated Change a Bit Numeric Parameter To change a bit numeric parameter follow these steps 1 Select the desired parameter by completing steps 1 4 in Select a Parameter The following display appears Parameter Number 3 Press s l 4 Press Be until you reach the designated bit The description of the bit is listed below the highlighted bit Bit Description 5 Use the numeric keypad to enter 1 to enable the bit or 0 to disable the bit You can also use the up and down L to change the status of the bit Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 185 Appendix C Change a Numeric Parameter To change a numeric parameter follow these steps 1 Select the desired parameter by completing steps 1 4 in Select a Parameter 2 Press Wie in the given parameter 3 Use the up A and down B or numeric keys to change the value 4 Press I amp S to accept the valu
133. isplays press the alarm button on the toolbar 148 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart System Application Guide Chapter 7 Last Fault Fault Description and Fault Action 1 Press the Alarm button on the toolbar The Last Fault view is displayed The specific error being reported by the module is indicated 2 Press the Help button on the toolbar to access the detailed fault description view DC bus voltage fell below the minimum value 3 Press the black arrow key at the bottom of the view to access Fault Action information and for further diagnostic help This diagnostic information is triggered by the reported module error code The input and output error code information provided is in accordance with the fault descriptions found in the ArmorStart user manual publication 280 UM002 4 Press the black arrow key again to return to the Last Fault view Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 149 Chapter 7 ArmorStart System Application Guide ArmorStart Device Faceplate Configuration Status View You can use the Configuration button to edit the faceplate name or device descriptions 1 Press the Configuration button on the toolbar NU ArmorStart 284D The Configuration button becomes highlighted E p Q frip C No RunFwd Ready CO INT RunFwd I N2 RunRev RunRev CO IN3 JogFwd AtRef C JogRet 140M E BETA SPEED Operator ArmorStart 284D x x2
134. ix x Wes Workspace armorstart CL _SS5 1_CLogix001 E Har dware View CLX_SS 1_CLoeix001 ETHERNET IP PM w AC INPUT POWER SUPPLY lix E Controllogix Comm Interface I Coprocessor I 1 0 Module Ba Motion 1756 44 E Others 1756 Chassis 4 slots EE Processor BS Redundancy Module Scanner 14 Specialty Module 1 User Device F 7 Controll 3 Compact 82 Encomp 2z MicroLogix Distribut f5 view 29 8LC MH PLC 2z EtherNe 2 ControlNet DeviceNet as Aux Pwr 2a 3 Phase 2s Ctl Pwr 2x Other Net Component Description hh PA CH Catalog 1756 44 Description 1756 Chassis 4 slots NUM Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 17 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Adding a Three phase Power Network and a Branch You will now add a three phase power network and a branch add devices to a branch configure the devices and accessories for the device Add a hree phase Power Network 1 Click the new network icon on the toolbar at the top of the screen 2 Select 3PhasePwr and click OK 225 Data Highway Plus Network EEs DH465 MHetwork 25 Remote 0 Network EES Generic Network Network E 3PhasePwr Network hs EES ControlPwr Network EES AuyPwr Network Cancel Help 3 Enter a new network name Hew Network 4 Click OK Enter New Metwork Name
135. l Graphic Startup ArmorStart T Start when project is run IV Alarms V Information messages F Data logging C E BE j shutdown macr V Initial graphic 5 Parameter file for the initial graphic 3 Save and create a runtime file to test your display Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 123 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Add Equipment Status Faceplate TIP This section is optional and necessary only if you intend to use the Equipment Status Faceplate To skip this section go to Add Alarm History Faceplate on page 133 IMPORTANT In order to use the Equipment Status faceplate into your application you must have PanelView Plus terminal that supports 800x600 window size The ME Equipment Status Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a summary display of preconfigured status and diagnostic displays or faceplates for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition The Equipment Status Faceplate works in conjunction with individual device faceplates and provides a single summary display of all the faceplates that may be configured for an application You can configure up to nine device faceplates to run with the Equipment Status faceplate and you can launch each device faceplate directly from it This example shows the Equipment Status Faceplate that you can add to your specific hardware system display This faceplate is configured for three rows or three devices and provides overall status
136. lay button to launch the Alarm History Faceplate a Create a Goto Display button on the Goto Display Button Properties display from which you want to launch General Label Common the Alarm History faceplate Appearance Border style Border width b Double click to open its Properties Raised J m 7 Border uses back color BB Back color l l Back style Pattern style WB Border color c Click the browse button M along side of Solid z None lt Pattem color f Highlight color the Display field and choose Alarm TNE Blink Rectangle History Display settings d Click OK Display Parameter file 7 fr Top position Left position fa fa Display position Touch margins Horizontal margin Vertical margin jo fo Other 138 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 Test the Project Factory Talk View Studio software lets you create and test individual displays or the entire project so that you can navigate and test all the functionality before downloading your project to a terminal eaa jo test run the project all communication must be configured first Follow these steps to test your FactoryTalk View Studio project From the Application menu choose CS 8 ToctoryTalk view Studio foc ale iochine Edition Test Application ee File Eoit View Objects Arrange Animation Appicati
137. ll device faceplates used with the Equipment Status Faceplate are configured to display four value fields If unused value fields are needed then additional logic will need to be added to the existing device AOI to move the additional AOI tag values to the corresponding Sts_Valuexx tags In this example pre configured logic within the ArmorStart Faceplate AOI is used to write values to Values 1 and 2 Simply add additional MOV instructions to move other values to Values 3 and 4 if desired EQUIPMENT FACEPLATE RUNGS This rung if used to move Faceplate tags for actlal computed speed to tags used in the Equipment Faceplate ory 15 Move Source Val _OutputFreg 0 Dest Ste_Valuel 0 0 EQUIPMENT STATUS FACEPLATE RUNGS This rung moves the units for speed set by the user inthe ArmorStart Faceplate to the first value column in the Equipment Status Faceplate 16 Copy File Source Set SpeedUnitszOper Dest Set_Valuel Units Length 1 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 131 Chapter 6 FactoryTalk View Integration Create a Goto Display Button to Launch the Equipment Faceplate 1 Adda Goto Display button on one of your existing ME displays 2 Double click the button to open its Properties 3 Under Display Settings set the Display to Goto Display Button Properties Equipment_Status_Faceplate and the Parameter file al to ME_Equipment_Parameter Fasea a F 2 sold Noe EL FFauiemert sietus Fs E ME_Equpmen Pare a B
138. llow these steps to access the AutoCAD drawings 1 Browse to the System Layout and Wiring Diagrams directories on the toolkit CD 2 Navigate to the desired DWG DXF or PDF file type directories D Simp_OMAT OMAT Development Tools ArmorStart Application AutoCAD Electrical CAD DWG Files i File Edit Yiew Favorites Tools Help C sack wa po Search Folders EBk Address DASimp _OMATIOMAT Development Tools 4rmorStart Application autoCAD Electrical CADYDWG Files w a0 Files Currently on the CD 01_OMAT_POWER_DISTRIBU DW Trueview Drawing 160 KE z X TM Other Pl x 03_OMAT_DISTRIBUTION_SP fo KB ma O05 OMAT 24V00 CONTROL DW Trueview Drawing 179 KB B OF OMAT_CONTROL_SPARE DVS True view Drawing 75 KB CD Writing Tasks File and Folder Tasks Details m 09 OMAT CONTROL SPARE DW Trueview Drawing 7S KB 11 OMAT_ COMMUNICATIONS DVS True view Drawing 147 KB aad 13_OMAT_ ENCLOSURE La OurT DVS True view Drawing 4 039 KB B 15 OMAT_ARMORSTART_UNITZ DVS True view Drawing 3 199 KB 3 Select ArmorStart Files Pe 02_OMAT_POWER_DISTRIBUL Dwi Trueview Drawing be KB E O4 OMAT_120 CONTROL Diwa Trueview Drawing 133 KB m 06_OMAT_SAFETY_RELAY Diiia Trueview Drawing 176 KB 08 OMAT CONTROL SPARE Diwa True view Drawing 7S KB 10 OMAT_CONTROL_SPARE Dwi Trueview Drawing 75 EB 12 OMAT_PANEL_LAYOUT Diwa Trueview Drawing 4 529 EB 14 OMA
139. lude an embedded string tag that is updated by the individual ArmorStart faceplate AOI files when their specific alarms are triggered Example of Alarm History Status Faceplate Alarm History 9 15 2009 10 23 09 AM Armorstart_264D Auxiliary Input Short Circuit 9 15 2009 10 23 00 AM ArmorStart_264D DC bus voltage fell below the Pret cree ia E Seer ee Ack Clear History Sort All All Yy Yy Alarms Close Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 133 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Add the Alarm_History_Faceplate gfx to your application F Alarm History AlarmHistoryTest Display 1 Right click Displays and choose Add MERE SLE ee Ta Component Into Application 2 Browse to HMI Application Files folder and select Alarm_History gfx Add Component Into Project Look inc C FMI Appleton Fies 0y 3 Verify the Alarm_History Display appears under Displays Ej SJ Graphics fH Displays ALARM DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION Alarm History 134 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 4 Import the Alarm Setup a Select Alarm Setup under the Alarms folder b Right click Alarm Setup and choose Import and Export c Click Import alarm configuration into application d Click Next f R Parameters E Local Messages m hrr Alarm Import Export Wizard Select Operation IMPORTANT
140. m a pendant station or other push buttons will be allowed In this example input 1 of the Boolean OR gate is used for the PLC control In manual control input 0 could be from a sensor on a conveyor belt in which after manually starting the conveyor using a pendant station the product will pass the sensor After a user selected count the conveyor motor will stop until another start command is given Multiple sensors can be used along with logic to start and stop the motor Input 1 Logic Run command from either PLC or pushbuttons a Run Fos i Green run Stack light CI User Out B Out B rrr rrrrrrereopTPoeorrrrrrrrrerrrrrrerrrerrerrrrrrrrrrrrirrttrt ee product passes Tota FR 4 sensor EEEE T OTE cccie peo Sece eased este nares ces esecee Species sic selsdbiewcd else cceececee copes cc Ensures external button only allowed when there is anlO Counts of times on conveyor inet connection fault Prevent bounce from Start button to run BAND momentary pushbutton forward Boolean And Maintains run signal until x number of product passes the sensor Ensures external Mote Stop Button Tore eee ees stop button hy Ta eee ey Al Inputs D allowed when there counter or tip PresetO or 1 lt Drin4 fault forward command i is an IO connection f will stop the L BAND f Bo olean And The program al
141. m e tools For a copy of the Product Selection Toolbox CD you can also contact yout local Rockwell Automation distributor or sales representative Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 13 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Follow These Steps Complete the following steps to select your system hardware Select an ArmorConnect Power Media System page 15 Adding a Three phase Power Network and a Branch page 18 Add a Control Power Network page 30 Add a DeviceNet Network page 32 Export the IAB Configuration to ProposalWorks page 34 Add Additional Equipment and Generate a Complete BOM page 37 14 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 Select an ArmorConnect Power Media System Follow these steps to select an ArmorConnect power media system by using Integrated Architecture Builder LAB software 1 Open the Integrated Architecture Builder A AET X software E a want to create a New project C want to open an Existing project 2 Click I want to create a New project and click OK C want to reload a Recent project C Program Files RA_IABSArmorStart Accelerator4rmorStart Accelerat C Program Files RA_IAB test test iab C Program Files RA_IABSTCCall TCCall iab C Program Files RA_IABSLabs IAB_Labs_Project iab C Program Files RA_IAB te te iab C Program Files RA_IAB Labs Power Networks Power Nets Lab2 iat C Pro
142. mode The mode will be changed ta Remote TR prior to download A DANGER Unexpected hazardous motion of machinery may occur Some devices maintain independent configuration settings that are not loaded to the device during the download of the controller Verity these devices drives network devices drd party products have been properly loaded before placing the controller into run made Failure to load proper configuration could result in misaligned data and Unexpected equipment operation Cancel Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 111 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Notes 112 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Chapter 6 Factory Talk View Integration In this chapter you add the pre configured ArmorStart faceplates to your FactoryTalk View ME application file This provides status control and diagnostics for each of your ArmorStart devices within your control system Before You Begin e Complete your system hardware selection refer to Chapter 1 e Complete your system layout and wiring refer to Chapter 2 e Configure your ArmorStart device refer to Chapter 3 e Complete your Faceplate Logix Integration refer to Chapter 5 What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 e FactoryTalk View Studio software version 5 00 or later e RSLinx Enterprise software version 5 0 or later e FactoryTalk View Machine Edition User Manual Volume 1 publication VIEWME UM
143. n the update now press Finish Catalog Number 1756 ENBT Serial Number 001D1D34 Curent Revision 1 61 New Revision 4 7 19 lt Back Finish Cancel Help 9 Click Yes to update ControlFLASH de re you sure you want Eo begin updating the target device 10 When the update is complete verify that the module resets and the front panel status indicator displays the correct revision and click OK Catalog Number 1756 ENBT JE Seral Number 001D1D34 Curent Revision 4 7 19 View Log Update Status New Revision 4 7 19 k nmas eaba nate oe The screen in step 4 will reappear 166 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A 11 Click Cancel 12 Click Yes if there are no more modules to upgrade Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Catalog Number Enter the catalog number of the target device 1756 ENBT Control 1756 CN2 A 1756 CN2R A 1756 HYDO02 lt Back Next gt Cancel Help ControlFLASH YQ Are you sure you want to end this ControlFL45H session Ma 167 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Browse the EtherNet IP Network Devices Follow these steps to verify that all of your network devices are present in RSLinx Classic software 1 Click to view the EtherNet IP driver and devices on the network 2 Verify that all of your network devices are de
144. nanoc 2 bit Nunin Pane capac ue seek seeseees aes 185 Crane Namere Panni toi coccinea sun soad eae so os 45s 186 Change an Enumerated Paramete e 0stsheedetedeausavcas 186 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 About This Publication Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Preface This quick start provides step by step instructions for using the ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit to help you easily design install operate and maintain an on machine system Included are pre configured files selection tools and examples of using a Logix controller to connect to multiple devices ArmorStart distributed motor controllers and HMI terminal over the EtherNet IP and DeviceNet network to provide Intelligent Motor Control for your application requirements The ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication LASIMP SP015 provides ArmorStart selection tools CAD drawings for panel layout and wiring basic status control and diagnostic logic FactoryTalk View ME and Factory Talk View SE faceplates and more For a copy of the CD contact your local Rockwell Automation distributor or sales representative With these tools and the built in best practices design the system designer is free to focus on the design of their machine control and not on design overhead tasks You can also download these same supporting files from the Rockwell Automation Integrated Architecture Tools website http www ab com go iatools on the Beyond Getting
145. ncel Help ST af Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Appendix B FactoryTalk View Application Configuration In this appendix you will create a new FactoryTalk View application and configure communication Create New FactoryTalk View Application 1 Launch FactoryTalk View software 2 Click the New tab 3 Enter the application name 4 From the Language pull down menu choose English United States en US 5 Click Create 6 Click Cancel when prompted to Add Process Faceplates Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 173 Appendix B FactoryTalk View Application Configuration Create Design local and Runtime target Shortcuts FactoryTalk View Studio software lets you configure independent communication methods for application Design local and for Runtime target deployment This functionality lets you test applications on the development machine before it is deployed on a terminal This saves a significant amount of time testing and developing the application In this example we use RSLinx Enterprise software with an L63 CompactLoetx controller Follow these steps to create a New RSLinx Enterprise Configuration 1 Expand RSLinx Enterprise and double click Communication Setup 2 Click Create a new configuration 3 Click Finish 174 Explorer 4 Local CORE fla PowerFlex AB PowerFlex HA System E HMI Tags 9 Graphics E Alarms E Information 9 Logic and
146. nd Defaults a Settings b Search gt eT es Fee FY Help and Support are f RSLogix 5000 Tools h DeviceNet Tag Generator gt 9 DeviceNet Tag Generator indows XP Professional Qe Ue 2 Select the RSLogtx 5000 EEEN i help Project where tags need Step 1 to be added ol Select RSLogix 5000 Project Bo E O Select Scanner Select RSLogix 5000 Project Select the project containing the DeviceNet scanner for which you want to generate tags This project is also where the tags will be saved Step 3 Select RSNetorx Project Step 4 Step 5 Generate Tags 3 Click Select Scanner and ioixi rep j select the DeviceNet scanner module that Snider PETES i 1 1 1 2 Select the scanner for which you want to generate tags Scanners listed below was added In the previous section Mi PAE 5000 are those that were found in the selected RSLogix 5000 project rojec Step 2 RSLogix 5000 Project ArmorStart_A0l_Example_Code Select Scanner Module Name Dnet_ArmorStart_Module 1756 DNB Step 3 O Select RSNet VVorx Project Step 4 Select Scanner Node Step 5 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 67 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration 4 Click Select RSNetWorx and select the EEEN EN aaa hel dnt file that was saved from page 65 ae Select RSNetWorx Project Step 1 Select the RSNetVVorx
147. nd double click Parameters and Local Tags ArmorStart_284_AOI was selected in this example Controller 4rmorstark_ 401 Example Code Tasks H E Motion Groups S Add On Instructions GE ArmorStart_280_401 GE ArmorStart_281_A01 o E ArmorStart_284_AOI jg Data Types ot User Defined Eger Strings ot Add On Defined ot Predefined Ot Module Defined E Trends a e O Configuration O A TEE Danelelaen 17C AA Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 3 Scroll to and select the Inp_ArmorStart_xxx AOI tag and click F next to the Data Type field The Select Data Type dialog box opens 4 Browse to the Input Data Type that matches the ArmorStart type DeviceNet node and data type that was created when you generated tags for the device by using the DeviceNet tag generator tool in Chapter 3 It should have a name similar to the device you configured for example AB_284D_FHB2P3X10_I_85284B98 If you have multiple ArmorStart devices configured in RSLogix 5000 software you also need to create unique Add On Instruction files for those ArmorStart devices as well 5 Click OK The Data Type field updates This example shows a ArmotStart 284 input tag s data type Name amp Usage ee ll XS fion Cmd_ProgProgReq Input Data Types Cmd_ProgT oOperPermissive Input 2P3x 10 852848
148. nector 2 meer 6 56 feet i Non Stocked owa dej es do saso tooo 200 312 00 v Add Tot Wt 17 02 kg Total US 28 583 00 Eigen Li x Equipment List eS NUM aS 36 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 Add Additional Equipment and Generate a Complete BOM 1 Verify that the Integrated Architecture Builder is open in ProposalWorks TIP Please note this is an example of optional parts Add or remove items as needed Prices listed are subject to change 2 Add the following items that will complete the BOM for this application stem fDeviD O Typical Delivery Wt kotbs DS PGC Netony sista sell Each Ext Net US 2 42EF SIMPA F4 PHOTOSWITCH Photoelectric Sensor RightSight Sharp Cutoff Diffuse Infred DC 2 Complementary LO DO Outputs Source PNP 4 pin DC Micro OD on 152mm 6in pigtail PS Stocked owa dej e seooof 1ooo C8 6 000 360 00 60 2696 Bracket Mounting Right Angle PO Stoke wa del e TK to aooo 10 00 60 00 4 Parts for 855E Pre Assembled 50mm Control Towers Modular oe Tower Stack Light Mounting Base Vertical Mount Black Housing No Cap Stocked oa CLS oe CE CC AOL OOOO savo 260 20 lt gt Tower Stack Light 24 AC DC Full Voltage Green Steady LED socket mount Stocked oa Se e CSC AOL 10000 14 680 40 A Tower Stack Light 24w AC DC Full Voltage Red Steady LED socket mount Stocked
149. nfigured NE Co J cme C aw Y He _ ERE ES Domain Mame Host Name Current Port Speed Current Duplex Status Ethernet Module Firmware Update Using ControlFLASH Utility Follow these steps to update firmware in the Ethernet module by using the ControlFLASH utility 1 Make sure the network is connected Select the ControlFLASH utility from the Tools menu or launch from Programs in your PC Start menu Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 fe RSLogix 5000 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code in ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code File Edit view Search Logic Communications Meme alsa a e loll a tlie J RUN g Documentation Languages No Forces Window Help Options Security b a m BAT Translate PLCS SLC 140 Redundancy Import 4 b See Controller ArmorStart_AOl_Exia Export d Controller Tags abeg WEIS I Controller Fault Handler Bi Power Up Handler a g Tasks MainTask cE DeviceNetInputs Gg MainProgram CB DeviceNetOutputs Unscheduled Programs P 3 Motion Direct Commands Monitor Equipment Phases Ef ControlFLASH S BootP DHCP Server E Clearkeeper Ts Logix CPU Security Tool 163 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration ie Programs amp Microsoft Office T Rockwell Software LA Documents gt Snagit 6 gt El FactoryTalk View Studio
150. nsfer from Operator Control to Program Control regardless of the current direction speed or active status of the ArmorStart device gt In addition there is no logic within the Add On Instruction that sets the Set_SpeedProg upon transfer to Program mode so the ArmorStart device assumes the last commanded Set_SpeedProg speed value unless logic is programmed outside of the Add On Instruction to set it to a different value Therefore it is very important that the status of the ArmorStart device is monitored and appropriate Program commands for the specific application are issued before the Xoxx Cmd_OperToProgramPermissive tag is set This makes sure that a safe operator to program control transfer is executed There is no logic within the AOI that controls the minimum or maximum Armorstart Commanded Speed ATTENTION as haps values sent to the specific drive It is Important to understand the limitations of the motor connected to the specific drive and set the appropriate Armorstart device parameters and add additional Program logic if necessary If the ArmorStart device is started in Operator Mode and the FactoryTalk View ME Armorstart Faceplate is closed while the Armorstart device is running the Armorstart device will continue running at the current set_SpeedOper tag value ATTENTION It is critical to understand how this operation affects the specific application and appropriate actions and safeguards are implemented rer A
151. nt shall be provided by an equipment grounding conductor within the cable Cables meeting these crush and impact requirements were designated and marked Open Wiring Cable marked this way is equivalent to the present Type TC ER and can be used Refer to the following when installing the ArmorStart device in factory floor environments of industrial applications Cables including those for control voltage including 24V DC and communication are not to be exposed to an operator or building traffic on a continuous basis Locate the Armorstart device to minimize exposure to continual traffic is recommended If the location to minimize traffic flow is unavoidable other barriers to minimize inadvertent exposure to the cabling should be considered Routing cables should be done In such a manner to minimize inadvertent exposure and or damage Additionally if conduit or other raceways are not used we recommend that strain relief fittings be used when installing the cables for the control and power wiring through the conduit openings The working space around the ArmorStart device may be minimized as the ArmorStart device does not require examination adjustment servicing or maintenance while energized In lieu of this service the ArmorStart device is meant to be unplugged and replaced after proper lockout and tag out procedures have been employed 54 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 Since
152. ol and diagnostic views controlled by its own toolbar buttons Goto Button Display Launching a ArmorStart Faceplate Goto Display Button gt a lel Ready INt RunFwd CO IN 40 Status and Control l Speed Trending ArmorStart 284D ArmorStart 284D ys ASHE G Q Trip CI INO RunFwd ISIS gi RunRey I IN3 20 At Ref OD D 40M 2 28 37 PM 2 40 37 Phl maa SPEED Operator kd Diagnostic Info Diagnostic Info ArmorStart 284D ArmorStart 284D EP amp EP Fault Description Fault Action Indicates a shorted sensor shorted input device or input Wiring mistakes if this fault occurs the offending problem Should be isolated or removed prior to restarting the system k gt lt Drive output torque current is below Load Loss Level for a time period greater than Load Loss time Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 115 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration 1 Open your existing FactoryTalk View ME application to which you want to add the ArmorStart faceplates 2 Add the desired ArmorStart_xxx_Faceplate gfx to your display a Right click Displays and choose Add 2 FactoryTalk iew Studio Machine Edition C I A li File view Application Tools Window Help omponent nto pp cation ca PE D g AE S cmc x BA ArmorStart a System 4 den Project Settings E Runtime Security Diagnostics List Setup Global Connections been Startup Ta HM
153. oll left or right through a value shift key Small values yellow text on top of keys are entered when pressed after the shift key Used to enter numbers Used to enter a decimal place for a number Used to negate a numeric value Used to add a sign character when editing a value Programmable function keys Programmable Reset key Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 181 Appendix C ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device The following table describes the alternate functionality of each key when it is pressed after the Shift key Alternate Functionality Key Sequence Description The letter A Used to enter values in hexadecimal ow 52 The letter B Used to enter values in hexadecimal i SEL lw The letter C Used to enter values in hexadecimal The letter D Used to enter values in hexadecimal The letter E Used to enter values in hexadecimal The letter F Used to enter values in hexadecimal Copy function Used to copy Class Instance and or Attribute data to the clipboard Available on screens displaying a small C in the upper right corner Exponential function Used to enter values in exponential notation Paste function Used to paste Class Instance and or Attribute data from the clipboard Available on screens displaying a small P in the upper right corner ow TE Help function Invoke help information for the current screen Browse through the Network to Select Y
154. on Took Window Help TBa Oe FE 5 oe db BS fe SST US Applicshion Properties k os A BE i oF raa w T A 2 If prompted to save changes click Yes 4 ToctoryTalk View Studio 2 J Seve changes to Main Screen g x The FactoryTalk View Studio software compiles the project and runs it as if it were executing on the desired terminal Graphics Library Cancel 3 Test the functionality of the project and fix errors as necessary Disregard the following errors and warnings The Datalog feature is looking for the logging path to Storage Card2 on the PanelView Plus terminal 2Starting Global Connections Server aM odel Servo Event Log MOT Started The specified path is invali Log path iStor 3 Starting Print Starting Macro s eVvrite DEFAULT ns Starting Startup server BR Starting Project Settings server he Clear Ey Clear All A Close F1 F2 F3 4 Press Close F3 to close this dialog box 5 Press x on the keyboard to end testing and shut down the application Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 139 Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Download the Project to a Terminal Follow these steps to download your FactoryTalk View Studio project 1 140 From the Application menu choose Create Runtime Application The Create Runtime Application dialog box opens Select Runtime x x Application mer
155. on Tools gt Product Selection Overview Get the Product Selection Toolbox System Configuration Product Drawings Integrated Architecture Tools Get Support Mow Resources Product Directory Product Certification Product Cross Reference Literature Library CONFIGURATION amp SELECTION TOOLS Rockwell Automation offers a powerful range of product selection and system configuration tools to assist you to choose and apply our products There are tools available on line and for you to install on your personal computer sa that you can quickly access information on our products while in the office or on the go Product Selection System Configuration Product Drawings Build Validate A Catalog Number Build Verify and Get Information and CAD Drawings for Products To verify a catalog number acquire drawings and product information enter the complete number including dashes below fou can also browse our product directory Jor additional product information or to configure a part NOTE You must be logged in to correctly view US or Canadian dollar results If you know the complete catalog number of your Allen Bradley product you can enter it here and click Submit However you need a complete catalog number string to get the configuration results Select and Configure Products directory to browse the configured Rockwell Automation products Rockwell Automation Allen Bradley Product Catalog 3
156. onitor input SM11 Safety monitor input SM2 Control power input A1 Control power common A2 PE Ground Line power phase A 1 L1 Line power phase B 3 L2 Line power phase C 5 Only available with the Safety Monitor option 1 49 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Connecting the DeviceNet ArmorConnect to Your ArmorStart Device The ArmorConnect power media offers both three phase and control power cable system of cord sets patch cords receptacles tees reducers and accessories for use with the ArmorStart distributed motor controller These cable system components allow quick connection of ArmorStart distributed motor controllers reducing installation time They provide for repeatable reliable connection of the three phase and control power to the ArmorStart distributed motor controller and motor by providing a plug and play environment that also avoids system miss wiring When specifying power media for the ArmorStart distributed motor controllers Bulletin 280 281 283 and 284 use only the Bulletin 280 ArmorConnect power media Three phase Power System Overview Enclosure Bulletin 1492FB Branch Circuit Protective Device 1606 XLSDNET4 DeviceNet Power Supply Bulletin 1606 Power Supply
157. ontroller Name Chassis Type 1756 410 10 Slot ControlLogis Chassis 7 If you are using a ControlLogix Slot 0 Safety Partner Slot controller you will also need to asa ENE choose the Chassis Type and Slot number Description i 6 Click OK 170 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A Configure Your Ethernet Module 1 Expand I O Configuration in the system tree This example features the CompactLogix 1768 ENBT ethernet module The steps to configure other Logix ethernet modules are similar For instructions on configuring other ethernet modules refer to the Start Pages within RSLogix 5000 software el i G Tasks 9 Motion Groups GI Add On Instructions J Data Types GI Trends e Controller My_L63_Controller 2 Right click 1756 Backplane and choose New Module 3 Expand Communications and select 1768 ENBT A or another 1756 Ethernet Description Vendor mo dule 1756 DHRIO B 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner Allen Bradley A 1756 DHRIO C 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner Allen Bradley 1756 DHRIO D 1756 DH Bridge RIO Scanner Allen Bradley 1756 DNB 1756 DeviceNet Scanner Allen Bradley 4 Click OK 1756 EN2F 4 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Fiber Media Allen Bradley 1756 EN2T A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Twisted Pair Media Allen Bradley 1756 ENBT A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Twisted Pair Media Allen B
158. or SecureClient Teefer2 Miniport unknown Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN Mini Card Teefer2 Miniport unknown Broadcom NetXtreme 5 xx Gigabit Controller Teefer2 Miniport 192 168 1 116 Cancel Apply Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 157 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration 7 Verify that the status of the driver is Running Configure Drivers eee r Available Driver Types JEthemet IP Driver x Add New s Help 8 Click Close E r Configured Drivers nnin Configure Startup Start Stop Delete Load the Controller Firmware Serially This procedure describes how to load firmware in the controller by using a serial connection 1 Apply input power to the ControlLogix controller power supply Z Launch the ControlFlash software Welcome to ControlFLASH from the RSLogix 5000 tools menu Welcome to ControlFLASH the firmware update tool ControlFLASH needs the following information from you before it can begin updating a device 3 Click N ext 1 The Catalog Number of the target device 2 The Network Configuration parameters optional 3 The Network Path to the target device 4 The Firmware Revision for this update Cancel Help 4 Select your controller catalog number amer Enter the catalog number of the target device f 756 L63 1756 CN2 4 In this example 1756 L63 is controller catalog number The step
159. or Style Male Right Angle CORD DATA Cable Type PVC Cable Yellow Unshielded Wire Size 22AWG SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS Hardware Material Epoxy coated Zinc Special Standard Characteristics CORD LENGTH DATA Units Meters Standard or Build tto 1 meter 3 28 feet Order Cable Length NOTES Pin Layout Female End Pinout Pin Layout Male End Pinout Cable Type C Cordset C Cordset Female C Raw Cable c Cable C User Defined Cable Rockwell Automation d Select an attribute to the left to start making selections 25 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection 13 Select NO SELECTION under the second cable type 14 Select No Cable on the right 15 Click Accept until you have exited the RAISE configurator and are back in the network view 16 Double click the Starter 26 E Prodoci onfipurator lowered by RAISI Connection System Cable Configuration Wizard Product Configuration Assistant Caere JC iatan C Coot JC aooe tone JC nede FIRST CABLE TYPE SELECTION Cable Type Device Tag VO Point 0 VO Device Tag Device Tag RSLogix Point 0 VO Device Tag Device Tag VO Point 1 VO Device Tag Device Tag RSLogix Polut 1 VO Device Tag oe hens 3 Phase Power T Network KIKG E 3 Phase Power Armorstart X ble or Splitter ro No Cable Please Note By choosing No Cable you are only configuring one VO port for this pon Publication IASIMP QS015C
160. or_ Vith_284 Sts_DriveStatus_Tripped ArmorStart_284_A01 Edit Rung Comment Ctrl D i S Data Types Import Rungs agian ig Strings aid cal ll TRIP MONITORING EXAMPLE RUNG Add On Defined an J EI 20a monitor to the fault trip on the ArmorStart 264 r rs Ps Predefined Start Pending Rung Edits Ctri Shift 5 d tag is true and the reset_trip_cmd_284 bit goes Module Defined Accept Pending Rung Edits Device_284_Reset_Command B Trends Cancel Pending Rung Edits ______ 7 Save the rung as Nes Export Rungs Save in E my Documents SMC Application Wizard 1 3 4 i 3 My Computer Software My Recent Jmy Network Places Documents senso 2 ar2009 B ArmorStart Comparison D esktop B CCBB cha files r customer B Demos My Documents EB owcdoads My Computer a File name R ung15_from_MainRoutine x My Network Save astype RSLogix 5000 XML File CLX Cancel Places File description Help 8 Open your application logic file in RSLogix 5000 software z P nni nn iom i aa 9 Select the rung where you want to mlela S x l l lly am II Alal Recor i Dttine E a import the saved rung and 0 i i Copy Rung Ctrl C Backplane 0 v Eil No Forces gt M BAT amp Paste ctrl right click No Edits Bm o e z u 4L gt Redundancy J
161. ot retain its IP address unless you disable BOOTP DHCP 7 Select the first device in the Relation List field 8 Click Disable BOOTP DHCP 9 Repeat steps 7 8 for all devices except for the Panel View Plus terminal 10 Close the BOOTP DHCP utility If prompted to save changes click No Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Relation List Hew Delete Enable BOOTP Enable DHCP Disable BOOTP DHCP Ethernet Address MAC Type IF Address 00 00 60 21 84 66 192 165 1 101 OO 00 60 21 0 BE BOOTP 192 168 1 103 00 00 60 20 90 40 DHEP 142 168 1105 00 00 EC 08 55 66 BOOTP 192 168 1 107 00 00 EC 08 7F 94 BOOTF 142 168 1108 BL Disable DHCP Command successtul 161 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Using DHCP 1 Open RSLinx Classic software 2 From the Communications menu choose RSWho b 3 Open the tree and select the 1756 ENBT A module or your specific module 4 Right click the Ethernet module 5 Click Module Configuration 162 KSLinx Classic Gateway Communications Configure Drivers Configure Shortouts Configure Client Applications Configure CIP Options Configure Gateway Driver Diagnostics CIP Diagnostics Gateway Diagnostics ea RSWho 1 EJ Workstation USMKEBGBERNHA gs Linx Gateways Ethernet gs 1784 PCD 2 DeviceNet 00 oi as AB_DF1 1 DH 485 ArmorStart_ 1756 DN 1756 ENB
162. our ArmorStart Controller The terminal searches for all devices on the network and reports the devices it has found on the Network Who display Searching At This Address Device Address Device Is Faulted Device Is Not Faulted Currently Selected Device 1 Press R or Ly to scroll through devices until you find the ArmorStart controller you need 2 Press a 182 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Armorstart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Appendix C The following Device Choices menu appears Button Description Version Displays Version information for the selected device Parame Provides access to configuration and status parameters for the selected device Allows the operator to search for parameters that are not at factory defaults Upload and store complete device configurations including DeviceLogix programs to the programming terminal s Copy Cat memory Download stored device configurations from the programming terminal memory to the selected device Tok Provides access to Node Commissioning functions the Class Instance Attribute editor and the real time graphing function aned Provides access to the DeviceLogix editor DeviceNet IO message timing information ZIP configuration and local input and output status display Sonne If the selected device is a DeviceNet scanner provides access to simple scanner configuration values and access to the scan list Select and Monitor
163. p Configure Port Cables Cutout Port 1 Point Of a Output Cable Forn 2 NO SELECTION Input Cable Pot 1 NO SELECTION Sealing Ca ps NO SELECTION I Product Configurator Powered by RAISE Connection System Cable Configuration Wizard A Pomas Product Configuration Assistant FIRST CASLE 1YPE SELECTION s Cable Type 2 4 Cable Type Cordset Male A C Patcheosd FIRST CABLE CUNrIGURATION f Cordset Male D Cable Cordset Male OS E TTA Configuration isis Part 1 C Raw Cable Cable NO SELECTION C User Defined Cable Configuration Part 2 USER SPECIFIED DEVICE TAGS Device Tag 1 0 IO Device Tag Point 0 Device Tag O Device Tag RSLogix Point 0 FIRST CABLE TYPE SELECTION Cable Type Cordset Male C Field Installable Connector Female FIRST CABLE BMA entices Cable Configuration Flying Leads Part 2 USER SPECIFIED DEVICE TAGS Device Tag 1 0 VO Device Tag Point 0 Device Tag VO Device Tag RSLogix Point 0 Cable Configuration Part 2 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 4 Click Accept in the upper left when you are finished selecting the cordset 5 Continue to click Accept until you are at the ArmorStart configuration assistant to complete the accessories configuration Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 89 Cordsets and Patchcords Rockwell Product Configuration Assistant Enter the ardar code fr the desired BEG Cor
164. ports 800x600 window size The ME Equipment Status Faceplate files let you quickly load and configure a summary display of pre configured status and diagnostic displays or faceplates for FactoryTalk View Machine Edition software The Equipment Status Faceplate works in conjunction with individual device faceplates and provides a single summary display of all the faceplates that may be configured for an application You can configure up to nine device faceplates to run with the Equipment Status faceplate and you can launch each device faceplate directly from it This example shows the Equipment Status Faceplate that you can add to your specific hardware system display This faceplate is configured for three rows or three devices and provides overall status of the device up to four additional status values to be monitored and can launch the individual device faceplates for more detailed information Example of Equipment Status Display Configured with Three Device Faceplates You can launch these faceplates from the Goto buttons Equipment Status x lt Device i Value 1 Value 2 Value 3 Value 4 ArmorStart 284D ArmorStart 280D ArmorStart 281D Follow these steps to modify your ArmorStart Add On Instruction by using the Equipment Status Faceplate and the ArmorStart device you just configured 10 00 42 AM Tuesday September 15 2009 1 Determine how many of the nine available rows you will use on the Equipment Status
165. pply Considerations for Bulletin 284 Units This section describes AC supply considerations for Bulletin 284 units Ungrounded and High resistive Distribution Systems Aon The Bulletin 284 device contains protective metal oxide variables MOVs that are referenced to ground ATTENTION These devices should be disconnected if the Bulletin 284 device is installed on an ungrounded and N high resistive distribution system Disconnect MOVs To prevent device damage the MOVs connected to ground must be disconnected if the device is installed on an ungrounded and high resistive distribution system where the line to ground voltages on any phase could exceed 125 of the nominal line to line voltage To disconnect the MOVs follow this procedure to remove the jumper 1 Loosen the four mounting screws before installing the Bulletin 284 device 2 Unplug the started module from the base unit by pulling forward Jumper Do not remove this jumper if the unit is equipped with an EMI filter installed The EMI Filter option is required if the Bulletin 284 ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller must be CE compliant If the EMI Filter is selected a 3 meter shielded 4 conductor cordset is provided as standard is option is only available with sensorless vector control ATTENTION Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 53 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Group Motor Installations For North American and Canadian Markets The Armotr
166. project containing the network configuration for the Tl Select RSLogix 5000 selected scanner The project is selected for you if it is specified in the Project selected RSLogix 5000 project Step 2 Scanner Dnet_ArmorStart_Module in RSLogix 5000 Project ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code Select Scanner Look in S Networks 7 Eg Step 3 ArmorStart_AOI_Example_Code Select RSNetWorx Project Step 4 O Select Scanner Node Step 5 Generate Tags I Show all ASNetwors project files found in Look in folder 5 Click Select Scanner Node and then RSLogi 5000 DeviceNet Tag Generator cid hrer j select the appropriate scanner node Select Scanner Node pega Select the node that corres i ponds to the scanner for which you want to Mi Select RSLogix 5000 generate tags The node is selected for you if it is specified in the selected Project RSLogix 5000 project Nodes listed below are those that were found in the selected RSNetVVorx project Step 2 Scanner Dnet_ArmorStart_Module in RSNetWorx Project ArmorStart_A4O _Example_Code Select Scanner Step 3 l Select RSNetorx Project Step 4 m Select Scanner Node Step 5 O Generate Tags I Show all compatible scanners found in the selected RSNet Worx project file 6 Click Generate Tags on the right side of EmEmmirriY E EEN e e help the dialog box and then click the Garerak Tank a Generate Tags ta
167. radley 1756 ENET A 1756 Ethernet Communication Interface Allen Bradley 1756 ENET B 1756 Ethernet Communication Interface Allen Bradley 1756 EWEB A 1756 10 100 Mbps Ethernet Bridge w Enhanced Web Serv Allen Bradley 1756 SYNCH 4 Synch Link Interface Allen Bradley Controllers Digital vj y Find Add Favorite By Category Favorites OK Cancel Help 5 From the Major Revision pull down menu Select Major Revision choose the latest revision and click OK Select major revizion for new 1756 EWBT A module being created i Cancel Help Major Revision Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 171 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration 10 172 Enter a Name for the module New Module Type Enter the IP Address of your Logix controller network module Refer to Browse the EtherNet IP Network Devices on page 168 for the IP address Vendor Parent Mame Description Slot From the Electronic Keying pull down menu choose Disable Revizion Keying If you are using a ControlLogix controller you will also need to choose the module revision Clear Open Module Properties Click OK W Open Module Properties 1756 ENBT 44 1756 10 700 Mbps Ethernet Bridge Tiwisted Pair Media Allen Bradley Local Ether et Bridge Change Type Address 7 Host Name P Address Host Name i a Electronic Keying MES EAE Ca
168. rameter File 127 Configure the Goto buttons on the Equipment Status RACGP apa ew ee vase ie jeteege sgh S sae 129 Configure Additional Device Value Columns 131 Create a Goto Display Button to Launch the Equipment PaE E eee ER A eas E 132 Add Alima Tlistor PacepHIE ssrereireriesrrani rimiti a erra 133 Eaa e EE E 139 Download the Projecttoa Terminal eris rinncr i does ia ook e ie 140 Ran tbe Project on A Vonminal eesi peia cannes bath a a a 142 Chapter 7 Pene Tr O eels oae OIERA EANET E 145 WALON Gde represiuni ESERIES RENARE rN 145 ArmorStart System Overview Display ss5 60 chvetoud na 6houews 146 AtmorSta rt Device Faceplate Overview srersasormeriryiakeei 147 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Fault Indication View 148 Last Fault Fault Description and Fault Action 149 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Configuration Status View 150 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Trending View 151 ArmorStart Device Faceplate Online Help Options 152 Appendix A Conicari PO CommunicaUON ccosenud pens es EA AE 155 Sethe IP Addi Sreser EEEREN REE 155 VT ITON UP AdO e eere a e E 156 Configure the BiterNet IP Diver s 520s0eredeeceeeetavees 157 Load the Controller Firmware Setially nec odamaceiagen ds vegans 158 Precio IPA eese a ioe ny paces eee cee tadeeerasaaed 160 Using BOOT DHCP cecanscstaveuneed cneeeasenane os 160 Using DIC 2anpes pot se bee eee aeaads aes renew
169. ransfer requests A value of 0 prevents the associated control transfer requests If an Xxxx Cmd_ProgloOperPermissive tag is set to 1 the associated Add On Instruction is programmed to allow a transfer from Program Control to Operator Control regardless of the current direction speed or active status of the Armorstart device In addition the AOI is programmed to transfer the current Program speed value Xxxx set_SpeedProg to the associated Operator Speed tag Xxxx set_SpeedOper creating a bumpless transfer when a transfer from Program Control to Operator Control is executed ATTENTION gt t Therefore if the ArmorStart device is running at the time of a program to operator control transition the ArmorStart device continues to run at the most recent commanded Program Speed If a different program to operator control transition is desired then the status of the ArmorStart device and the operator command requests must be monitored and the appropriate program commands must be issued before the Xxxx Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive is allowed Therefore it is very important that the status of the ArmorStart device is monitored and appropriate program commands for the specific application are issued before the Xx x Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive tag is set This makes sure that a safe program to operator control transfer is executed If an Xxxx Cmd_OperloProgramPermissive tag is set to 1 the associated AOI is programmed to allow a ATTENTION i i tra
170. rce ID Connected Enable Done Error Code Error Path Error Text Enable Waiting Start Extended Error Code Done Length 2 l Timed Out Cancel Apply Help mandRegister R ES 1 0 Configuration Ul tonnene B 1756 Backplane 175644 fa 0 1 756 L63 ArmorStart_ADI_E sample Code E i 1 1756 046 Dret_ArnorStart Module hiss Device et O Enable Enable Waiting Oo aa DeviceNe 2 Error Com Extended Errn Error Path Error Tert 15 Click OK 100 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 16 Click the Tag tab Message Configuration Motor_Fa lt _M 92 Configuration a Nees qD 17 Verify that the name in the name field is Name Motor Faut Msg_284 Motor_Fault_Msg xxx which is the tag in AOI j Type Base Data Type MESSAGE Scope fa ArmorStart_AOl_Example_Code Enable Enable Waiting D Start Done Done Length 2 Error Code Extended Error Code I Timed Out 18 Right click on Sts_DeviceNet_Scannet tag curse mowa res wei wm rin rnin nun mouan EY A Start 2a AC and select the Local 1 S tag from the list Paata ArmorStart_280 40 Motor_Vith_280 M HiSts_OperatorModeEnabled Inp_Armorstat_230 Dnet_ amp rmorstartModule_MO2 POL_ It is the module defined tag and displays Out_ArmorStart_ 260 Dnet_ArmorStart_ Module NO2 POLO Sts_ProgramMiodeEnabled Mmi iE ALM ME l the status of the DNBT scanner Faut _
171. rchitecture view 2 Enter a file name for the exports Export to ProposalWorks select existing or specify new EJ Look in ES ArmorStart l 3 From the Files of Type pull down menu choose ProposalWorks Files prp 4 Click Open File name Armorstart BOM ee oe Files of pe Proposalworks Files prp Y Cancel Proposaly orks Files prp Proposal orks AFO Files rhg 5 Click Yes or No to export the IAB mes pr OJ ect to Pr opo salWor ks and add A Would you like the IAB project to be exported into Proposalworks such that its components are only editable From I4B Click Yes Or would you like the IAB BOM to be exported into ProposalWorks and its components are modifiable From ProposalWorks Click No components to the BOM Yes No Refer to the table for details on how your selection affects the configuration files If You Select Then The IAB configuration is exported to ProposalWorks This option maintains a link between the IAB and ue ProposalWorks files so that they always represent the same configuration The IAB configuration is exported to ProposalWorks In this case you can modify the configuration in No ProposalWorks or IAB This option breaks the link between the IAB and ProposalWorks files so that either can change without affecting the other The LAB exports the projects into a ProposalWorks file in the format you selected You can monitor progress at the bottom left corner of t
172. rmMame Dest ArmorStat larmMamnme Motor_With_284 is the device Add On Length 1 Instruction name used for the specific device in your program The tag type must be STRING In the controller tag database enter the names you need your devices to appear with in the Alarm History faceplate into the source string tag you created in the COP instruction Add the following rung to clear your Alarm Trigger tag when a fault reset has been commanded Motor vith 264 Cmd_ResetOper hiore Source Motor vith 264 Cmd_ ResetPrag Dest ArmorstartAlarmTrigger The ArmorStart Trigger tag is being cleared by this rung You will need to edit the tag name prefixes to adjust for the name given to your Add On Instruction This example uses ArmorStart_With_284 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 Download the Project 1 If you have not already done so move the keyswitch on your controller to 7 Program 2 Click the Controller Status icon and Offline N RUN select Download NoFores T Go Online No Edits Upload 3 Click Download The project downloads to the Download offline project ArmorStart_ 40 Example Code to the controller controller Connected Controller Name ArmorStart 40 Example Code Type 1756 L6344 Controllogm5563 Controller Path AB_ETHIP 1410 90 210 182 B ackplane 0 Serial Number O02 0F55 Security No Protection A The controller i in Remote Aun
173. rmorStart_281_Facepla ArmorStart_284_Facepla Equipment _Status_Face Goto_ArmorStart 2 Browse to the HMI Application Files folder Add Component Into Project on the toolkit CD and select the Look in E HMI Appicaton Fies ee Equipment_Status_Faceplate gfx file Tae Ennert Skative Faceplate of 3 Click Open Equipment_S tatus_Faceplate Files of type Graphic Displays afx ggfx x Cancel 4 Verify the Equipment_Status_Faceplate Display appears under Displays 126 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 FactoryTalk View Integration Chapter 6 Add the ME_Equipment_Parameter File 1 Right click Parameters and select Add Component Into Application Ext y r equip_ti Local SIMPL3 E fa equip faceplate SFA equip_faceplate 35 System H t E Project Setings User Accounts 1 Diagnostics List Setup amp Global Connections i Startup 5 5 HMI Tags i gg Tags a8 Graphics EH Displays GF Global Objects ff Libraries E E Im i LocalMes New ies A Comoanent into Anoication 2 Browse to the HMI Application Files Add Component Into Project folder on the toolkit CD and select the Beeson es l E ME _Equipment_Parameter ME_Equipment_Parameter file Documents H tid My Documents wr a My Compute 3 Verify that the ME_Equipment_Parameter file appears under Parameters Publication IASIMP QS
174. rmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _85284893 Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Input REAL Float OperONS Local BOOL Decimal H Dut_ArmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C168 RunningFwd Output BOOL Decimal RunningRev Output BOOL Decimal Chapter 6 System Layout and Wirina FactoryTalk View Integration ArmorStart 284D EPE Q Trip C1 INO RunFwd Ready RunFwd CI RunRev I IN1 IN2 IN3 RunRev JogFwd AtRef CO JogRev 140M Stop SPEED Operator Chapter 7 Chapter 3 ArmorStart System Application Guide ArmorStart Configuration ArmorStart 284 i Config f ae jee m p g 10 Cnxn Ft D eee Ensures external button only allowed when there is anlO Ss Se ess ee oe ERE ASSES Ss eS a Chapter 4 Armorstart Configuration Using Device Counts of times product passes cTu Count Up CUEnable connection fault BAND m Boolean And Ensures external r wee ee A stop button only r Eina allowed when there isanlO connection fault 6 BAND af Boolean And e 1n4 Out y In2 Prevent bounce from momentary pushbutton 3 PULR Pulse Timer with Reset TimerEn able DN Reset counter or tip will stop the forward command Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011
175. rmorstart 4 J 284D F D2P32Z 10 CR 3 a Armorstart 5 284D FY D2P32 10 CR 3 a Armorstart 6 3 280D F122 10B CR 3 Documentation Connect channel to a new DeviceNet Network Channel properties Goto Network 3 Phase Power Armorstart Segment Branch_O Change channel address Disconnect Delete channel from Network 3 Phase Power Armorstart Seqgment Branch_0 Connect channel to anew ControlPwr Network Connect channel to Network 1 Conkol power Armorstart onrigure J Add Accessory Armorstart The names of the ArmorStart devices may be different Repeat step 5 for all of the ArmorStart devices listed under the hardware tab CDHE Click the network tab 7 Select the Network view Gs Workspace ArmorStark Accelerati 3 Phase Power ArmorStart Control Power Armrorskart Eel aja E Network View Control power Armorstart The network is displayed Armorstart 3 2 Armorstart 4 3 Armorstart 1 Armorstart 2 aa Sis Sie Control_O Control Power Network __ 3 Phase Power Armorstart f Control power Armorstart Click Run Wizard Control Power Network Status Armorstart 6 Armorstart 5 4 QD Tobe checked Run wizara switch View Hee gt Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 31 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection
176. s and Local Tags ArmorStart_284_ A or File Edit View Search Logic Communications Tools Window Help Bl as ta a re 2 re_armorstart_ze4 8 lal le lel all Select a Language Offline fl E RUN E ok No Edits Ale a ue BI lt gt aa Redundancy DeviceNetOutputs Scope i E Unscheduled Programs Phases H E Motion Groups Add On Instructions mareg m EA Path 48_ETH 1110 90 210 82 Backplane O z amp HERAA Add On 2 Carms A et A imercouter K GArmorstar_284 AO AB_280D_F12Z_10B_ _C7943567 AB_280D_F12Z_10B_0_01434119 AB_281D_F12Z_104_ _ Data Context fa ArmorStart_284_A01 lt defini 2 o Name oo o o afsaag Daat ooo oo o Sye Description ArmorStart_280_A0I oi od Parameters and Local Tags Fault Msg MESSAGE oo D poh ERI Logic Fault_Msq_Code Output DINT Decimal G ArmorStart_281_A01 Inp_ArmorStart_284 InOut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_ _ 852846898 pog Parameters and Local Tags Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz Input REAL Float cy oo ee OperONS BOOL Decimal eo MRE IEA Dut_ArmorStart_284 InDut AB_284D_FHB2P3x_10_0_7B19C16B ERI Logic N RunningF wd Output BOOL Decimal 5 amp Data Types RunningRev Output BOOL Decimal H E User Defined H Set_DeviceName0per Local STRING 9 Select the Sts_DeviceNet_Scanner tag and click the browse button to display
177. s san eae 162 Ethernet Module Firmware Update Using ControlFLASH Utility 163 Browse the EtherNet IP Network Devices 2000 168 7 Table of Contents FactoryTalk View Application Configuration ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Load the Controller Pirtiwate 40 065 0580 amp boG shew new eons 168 Create a New Project File in RSLogtx 5000 Software 170 Configure Your Ethernet Modtle 42422 schease cea gaee thaw egas 171 Appendix B Create New Factory lalk View Application lt isi4 4s002 0dee04 173 Create Design local and Runtime target Shortcuts 174 Configure Design local Communication 00006 175 Configure Runtime Target Communicaon 4 4ieeek setensdw 176 Appendix C Delle VOU Det sans heo deen cct se detoonedasantdaet ee geese 177 Wig OU IN leerer ea yas Gots a ee Aba ee eeea ts eee eee 177 Folow These on serrie 646ee tate tea peeeee sc ey buts 178 Connect to the ArmorStart Controller 0 0 000 0 0 0 0008 179 Applying Power to the 193 DNCT Terminal 180 Hand held Terminal Keys 6 duce oud pee lakes ereire agda eed 181 Browse through the Network to Select Your ArmorStart Controller 182 Select and Monitor Parameters lt cond 4e6eeeun 664500096 o64 n8 20 183 Select a Parameter 2440 64 ara ENTRIA RTEA eee riaseos ed 183 Monitor a Aramicter t 646 440444464 6 o8 Gade tni ee eeaues 184 Canoe Fara e rere res eee Geet ened eeu E 185 C
178. s to download other Logix controller firmware is similar 5 Click Next lt Back Cancel Help 6 Under AB_DF1 1 select the 1756 L63 controller 7 Click OK 158 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A 8 Move the controller keyswitch to PROG Ze 9 Compare the current firmware revision to the Firmware Revision latest revision listed Catalog Number 1756 L63 If the current revision matches the newest Serial Number O031FFA6 Curent Revision 17 2 57 revision listed then your controller has the Control Select the new revision for this update Show All latest firmware and an update is not needed a Click cancel The firmware upgrade is cancelled r Current Folder c program files controlflash 1l b Go to Assign IP Addresses on page 160 c Ifthe current revision does not match the Cancel Heb latest revision listed click Next If you are unsure of which revision to use select the latest version 10 Click Finish DANGER The target module is about to be update with new firmware During the update the module will be unable to perform its normal control i function Please make sure that all processes Cont r ol affected by this equipment have been suspended and that all safety critical functions are not affected To abort this firmware update press Cancel now To begin the up
179. ser Out B re hlatiwmnrkb Abele ar 4 Run Frud G Mame DataT ype El Hardware Booles gt BOOLEAN BOOLEAN BOOLEAN BOOLEAN Ull qme I I 4 Mame DataType E Hardware Booed 2 i Fi uni Fii g Run Rew k User Out A User Out A fal hatina Annlaarn 4 i epenmnnee e ee e Recovery Mode gt BOOLEAN BOOLEAN BOOLEAN BOOLEAN ull 4 BANE mj Out Ei When this device has its configuration automatically restored by a master Logic Execution will be Disabled Enabled DLXFBEditor Cancel ae a r 81 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration 26 Click the Edit mode icon to exit the editor If the logic fails verification the following dialog box appears 27 Click OK You will return to the logic editor where you can make the necessary changes and revalidate the program Download Program to ArmorStart 1 Download the program to the ArmorStart device by choosing Download from the communication pull down menu 2 Click OK if the download is successful 3 From the Communications menu choose Logic Enable On This will enable logic in the ArmorStart device 4 From the File menu choose File gt Close 82 DLXAFBEditor Ad Configuration Failed verification E Function Block Editor 70 File Edit View Mem ee Tools Help w Logic
180. short circuit Protection Rating Control Power Receptacle Three phase Power Receptacle Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 51 Chapter 2 system Layout and Wiring Cord Grips for ArmorStart Devices with 10 A Short circuit Protection Rating C a 3 4 in Lock Nut p L aj 1 in Lock Nut Thomas amp Betts Cord Grip Thomas amp Betts Cord Grip Part Number 2931NM sg Part Number 2940 NM 3 4 in Stain Relief Cord Connector 1 in Stain Relief Cord Connector 0 78 1 42 cm 0 31 0 56 in 0 78 1 42 cm 0 31 0 56 in Used with Control Power Media Used with Three phase Power Media Cordset Example Catalog Number Cordset Example Catalog Number 889N M65GF M2 280 PWR22G M1 Cord Grips for ArmorStart Devices with 25 A Short circuit Protection Rating 3 4 in Lock Nut a C m 1 in Lock Nut Thomas amp Betts Cord Grip Thomas amp Betts Cord Grip Part Number 2931NM Part Number 2942 NM 3 4 in Stain Relief Cord Connector ee i 1 in Stain Relief Cord Connector 0 78 1 42 cm 0 31 0 56 in 1 75 2 41 cm 0 70 0 95 in Used with Control Power Media Used with Three phase Power Media Cordset Example Catalog Number Cordset Example Catalog Number 889N M65GF M2 280 PWR35G M1 Connector Terminal Designations Terminal Designation Color Code i Tonon ah Cinipowerennon PE Green Yellow 52 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 AC Su
181. so may result in personal injury and equipment damage Additional Precautions for the Bulletin 284 Devices ATTENTION The ArmorStart device contains high voltage capacitors which take time to discharge after removel of mains supply Before working on an ArmorStart device help ensure isolation of mains supply from line inputs R S T L1 L2 and L3 Wait at least three minutes for the capacitors to discharge to a safe voltage level Failure to do so may result in personal injury or death Darkened display indicators are not an indication that the capacitors have discharged to safe levels Only qualified personnel familiar with ArmorStart devices and associated machinery should plan or implement the installation startup and subsequent maintenance of the system Failure to do so may result in personal injury and equipment damage Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 system Layout and Wiring Chapter 2 ArmorStart Device Wiring Wiring in an industrial control application can be divided into three groups power control and signal Follow these recommendations for physical separation between these to reduce the coupling effect e Minimum spacing between different wire groups in the same tray should be 16 cm 6 in e Run wire outside an enclosure conduit or have shielding or armor with equivalent attenuation e Run different wire groups in separate conduits e Minimum spacing between conduits containing different groups s
182. so shows one of the ways in which a fault or trip can be programmed via the DeviceLogix program For example a flashing stack light can be an indication of a fault or trip Flashing Stack Light Logic Pulsing stack light with a trip 11 TONR w i Arm orStart is i i tipped Solid if Timer On Delaywith Reset both i i i a User Out A i i i i i i i i i C TimerEn able BAND 10 Boolean And eer TTT Tr rrr rrr rrrrrrrrrtrtrrrtrrrrrt rte Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 85 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration The DeviceLogix program can also be created to prevent unwanted automatic restarts after clearing a fault Unwanted Automatic Restart Logic Run command from either PLC or pushbuttons a unto i Green run Stack Counts of times light product passes i GY User OutB sensor a RIES I TU CTU im Pee ae Count Up i G CU Enable 4 Prevent bounce from momentary pushbutton PULR m e G Maintains run signal Pulse Timerwith Reset until xnumber of product passes the counter or tip will stop the L forward command PresetO or 1 L aC bmn Either signal from i A Solid sta ck light Puising stad light Stop button or Using OR for tripped wien IO connection Seuuntandandieseaesavecansenttucersanes with a tip and 10
183. sumed I Size Fi Produced 10 Size Starter COS Mask 4111111 00010 Met Gut COS Mask SOUOOU000 OOOO DNet voltage 23 67 e Some parameters have predefined values you EEF can select versus typing in a value General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS File DeviceLogi d Click OK Select the parameter that you want to configure and initiate an F action using the toolbar Groups me m fa Monitor h A E al Parameter Current value The icon signifies a read only parameter o onemde Tees that cannot be configured Comm Ovetite Aubobaud Enable Disabled Consumed 10 Assy Produced 10 Assy Prod Assy Word O Prod 4ssy Word 1 Prod Assy Word 2 Prod Assy Word 3 Consumed IO Size Produced 10 Size Starter COS Mask 46111111 00010101 e Net Gut COS Mask SO000000 00000000 e DNet valans nnn y O O B E Cancel Apply Help Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 63 Chapter 3 Armorstart DeviceNet Configuration 10 Once you have browsed all of the nodes ArmorStart ArmorStart ArmorStart 280D 0 5 2 5A 281D 0 3 1 5A 284D PF4 240 63 total nodes on the DeviceNet 24VDC 24VDC 0 5HP i i el gt aa network right click the scanner icon Tu u the 1756 DNB icon and choose E ai Delete Upload from Device Del Upload from Device Download to Device Class Instance Editor Re register Device Export I O Details Properties 1756 DNB 11 Double click the scann
184. t 10 Click FF next to the Motor_Fault_Msg tag The Message Configuration Motor_Fault_Msg_284 dialog box appears 98 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 11 From the pull down menus and fields choose the appropriate settings as follows e Message Type CIP Generic e Service Type Get Attribute Single e Class 29 e Attribute 9c e Instance 1 ArmorStart_284 AO 7 ArmorStart_284_AOl Motor_VVvith_284 Sts_OperatorModeEnabled Inp_ArmorStart_264 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4 POL_ Out_ArmorStart_264 Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_N04_POL_O Sts_ProgramModeEnabled am Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_240Hz 240 Fault_Msg Motor_Fault_Msg_284 Sts_DeviceNet_Scanner Local 1 S ciPGeneic x mandRegister Run 5 Get Attribute Single C Source Element l 2 forward_cmd_264 ft source Length Bytes md_RunFwdProg Motor With_284 Fau reverse_cmd_264 h Cmd_RunReyProg 10 m Motor_V ith_284 Sts_ 64 Cmd_ResetProq 11 j End 12 From the Destination pull down menu choose Motor_With_284 Fault_Mse_code Fault _Msg Motor_Fautt_Msg_264 Sts DeviceNet Scanner Locald S LIP Generic bd mandRegister Run Get Attribute Single Source Element eaten ee E Source Length otor With 284 Sts Comm aut A otor With 284 DeviceMet_NMode A reset_trip_cmd_ 280 A reset_trip_cmed_281 Hagan Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 99 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration 13 Click
185. t SS gt S gt S gt SS gt SS gt SSS SS SSS SS2S gt 1 HESE Motor_With_284 A fla ArmorStart_Extension_Sept10 E B ArmorStart_Extension_Sept10 System Project Settings Funtime Security Diagnostics List Setup Global Connections Startup Sy HMI Tags Tags Graphics E rrij Displays ALARM DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATION ArmorStart_280_ Faceplate ArmorStart_281_Faceplate ArmorStart_284_ Faceplate Equipment_Status_Faceplate GoTo_ArmorStart Global Objects tc Libraries Images Parameters ArmorStart_Parameter280 ArmorStart_Parameter281 ArmorStart_Parameter284 ME_Equipment_Parameter Local Messages a Alarms El Alarm Setup Information _ ill Ie l Parameter File Created 2009 08 12 Parameter files are used with graphic displays to specify the tags a display l uses at runtime You assign parameter files to displays in the Startup editor and in the dialog box for configuring goto display buttons and display list selectors Syntax l replacement tagname Example 23 A_COLOR 23 in any expression in a graphic would be replaced by the tag A_COLOR 1 CLX L63 LEG ya A 5 Repeat step 3 to add parameter files for additional ArmorStart devices you intend to monitor and control 6 Create a unique parameter name and assign the associated Device Shortcut and Module Name to the 118 parameter tagname Publica
186. t is the default value taken from NEC Table 430 150 A different motor current may require another starter size You may overwrite motor current with the exact value if available MODULE DATA 28 The completed configuration for the 284D ArmorStart should look similar to this Bulletin Number Communications Enclosure Type Current Range Control Voltage Line Motor Connections 281 Reversing Starter DeviceNet NEMA Type 4 Watertight Enclosure IP 67 Current Range 0 5 2 5 A 24 DC Conduit Entrance with Motor Cable with 3 m 9 8 ft unshielded male cordset OPTIONS DATA Option 1 Hand Off Hand OffAuto Selector Keypad with Auto Forward Reverse Safety Monitor NO SELECTION Option IO DATA Total Current Draw 200 mA of Sensors Total Current Draw 2000 mA of Outputs roduct Contigurator Powered by 284A 284D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller Product Configuration Assistant Enter the order code for the desired 264A4 264D ArmorStart Distributed Motor Controller 284D FYD2P32 10 CR 3 i OR make the selections for the product that you need using the interactive selection chart SYSTEM DATA Supply Voltage MODULE DATA Communications 480 60Hz DeviceNet Representative Photo Only A Select an attribute to the left to start making selections Enclosure Type Torque Performance Mode Input Voltage Output Current Control Voltage Line Motor Connections OPTIONS DATA
187. t to upgrade and click OK V Autobrowse iefresh i Not Browsing Workstation USMKEWGBERNHA3 H Linx Gateways Ethernet i e 4B_DF1 1 DH 485 Backolens Ss AB_ETH 1 Ethernet 1756 A4 4 AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet 10 90 210 12 Panelview Plt f 10 90 210 182 1756 ENBT 10 90 210 183 Panelview P E 10 90 210 188 Panelview P f 10 90 210 38 1756 ENBT A By 10 90 210 63 Panelview Pl 10 90 210 82 1756 ENBT 10 90 210 83 SLC 5 05 17 fi 10 90 210 9 PanelVview Plus f 10 90 211 11 Panelview Plt E 10 90 211 14 Panelview Plt J 10 90 211 4 Panelview Plus fi 10 90 211 9 PanelVview Plus Caen dee eee oe Cancel Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 165 Appendix A Logix Communication and Controller Configuration and click Next Catalog Number 1756 ENBT SerialNumber O01D1D34 Current Revision 1 61 Con trol Select the new revision for this update 47 19 Show All Restrictions Current Folder c program files controlflash ea ia 8 Click Finish Summary DANGER The target module is about to be update with new firmware During the update the module will be unable to perform its normal control i function Please make sure that all processes Con F ol affected by this equipment have been suspended and that all safety critical functions are not affected To abort this firmware update press Cancel now To begi
188. ta Highway Plus Network b a EFs DH485 Network 7 25 Remote 1 0 Network EFs Generic Network Network EEs 3PhasePwr Network EES ControlPwr Network EES Aus Pwr Network se OF Cancel Help 32 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 3 Enter the network name 4 Select the power supply 5 Click OK 6 Repeat the process to add the ArmorStart devices to the control power network but instead select Connect channel to Network1 DeviceNet ArmorStart Click the arrow Check the appropriate parameters for your application Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Create New DeviceNet Network Enter New Network Mame Device et ArmorStart Select Initial Power Supply 1606 sLDNET4 T606 sLONETS aE LSDNET 4 E L LSONETS DeviceNet Power Supply 91 24V DC 3 84 DeviceNet Power Supply AW 24 DC 8 0 A DeviceNet Power Supply 91 24 DC 3 84 fs Workspace armorstart Ga CLX_SS 1_CLogix001 Armorstart 2 aj Armorstart 3 Armorstart 4 Armorstart 5 H Armorstart 6 Channel propertkes Change channel address OFT Goto Network 3 Phase Power Armorstart Segment Branch_O Disconnect Delete channel From Network 3 Phase Power Armorstart Segment Branch_O a Network View DeviceNet Armorstart DeviceNet Armorstart 3 2 Armorstart 4 Armorstart1 Armorst
189. te Information The motor current is the default value taken from NEC Table 430 150 A different motor current may require another starter size You may overwrite motor current with the exact value if available MODULE DATA Communications DeviceNet Enclosure Type NEMA Type 4 Watertight Enclosure IP 67 Input Voltage 200 460 AC 3 Phase 50 60 Hz Current Range 1 1 3 04 Control Voltage 24 DC Line Motor Conduit Entrance with Motor Cable Connections with 3 m 9 8 ft unshielded male cordset OPTIONS DATA Option 1 Hand Off Hand OffAuto Selector Keypad with Jog Auto Function Source Brake NO SELECTION Contactor Option Safety Monitor NO SELECTION Option IO DATA Total Current Draw 200 mA of Sensors Total Current Draw 2000 mA of Outputs ACCESSORIES Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 21 Chapter 1 Hardware Selection Configure Device Accessories Follow these steps to configure the device accessories You will need to add one input and two output cables for the photoelectric sensor and stack lights respectively that will be added later to the BOM in ProposalWorks 1 Click Output Cable Port 1 2 Make the following selections a Select Cable Type under the First Cable Type Selection b Under Cable Type choose Cordset Male 3 Configure the Cordset Male as shown by clicking the next to Cable Configuration Port 1 22 ACCESSORIES Output Cable Port 1
190. tected In this example there are five network devices The network configuration for your specific application will be different Browsing node 192 168 7 103 found I Workstation STATION 3 Fay Linx Gateways Ethernet Flas AB_DF1 1 DF1 E a AB_ETHIP 1 Ethernet os A 192 168 1 107 1768 ENBT A 1768 ENBT A H E ABVBP 1 1789 417 4 Virtual Chassis Load the Controller Firmware 240 4 24 Bt f L 192 165 1 1 192 168 1 192 165 1 3300 6E0 1734 AENT Powerflex Hem 192 166 1 1 9300 6EDM EtherNet Diagnostic Module 9300 8EDM ENet Diagnostic Module g 197 168 1 101 1734 AENT PointlO EtherMet IF Adapter 1734 4ENT Ethernet IF Adapter 192 168 1 103 FowerFlex 70 PowerFlex 70 H 192 168 1 105 Panelview Plus 1000 Panelview Plus Zz E 192 165 1 192 165 1 Panelview Plus 1768 ENBT 4 This procedure describes how to load firmware in the controller from RSLogix 5000 software by using an Ethernet connection 1 Apply input power to the ControlLogix controller and have the Ethernet cable connected to the Ethernet card 2 From the Communications menu choose Who Active 168 fa RSLogix 5000 File Edit View Search Logic Eeeiatyeeuesem Tools Window Help Select Recent Path gt Start Page Go Online a Recent Pre Controller Projects Fl Open Proj Recent Proierte Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Logix Communication and Controller Configuration Appendix A
191. the ArmorStart device is available with a factory installed HOA keypad option this may require the ArmorStart device to be selected and installed as follows If the application requires frequent use of the hand operated interface by the equipment operator e they should not be less than 0 6 m 2 ft above the servicing level and are within easy reach of the normal working position of the operator e the operator is not placed in a hazardous situation when operating them e the possibility of inadvertent operation is minimized If the operated interface is used in industrial environments where the conditions of maintenance and supervision ensure that only qualified persons operate and service the ArmorStart operator interface and the installation is located so that inadvertent operation is minimized then other installation locations with acceptable access can be provided DeviceNet Network Installation The ArmotrStart distributed motor controller contains the equivalent of 0 76 m 30 in of DeviceNet drop cable s electrical characteristics and therefore 0 76 m 30 in of drop cable must be included in the DeviceNet drop cable budget for each ArmorStart controller in addition to actual drop cable required for the installation The separation of the control power and DeviceNet power is recommended as a good design practice This minimizes the load on the DeviceNet supply and prevents transients which may be present on the control pow
192. the data type field The Select Data Type dialog box appears 10 Browse to the status data type that matches the DNB scanner module data type that was created when you configured the scanner in Chapter 3 11 Click OK The Data Type field updates This example shows a DeviceNet Scanner status tags data type Select Data Type E Data Types x Cancel Help 4B 1756 DNB Status 128Bytes 5 0 4B 1756_DNB_496Bytes 0 0 4B 1756_DNB_500Bytes 1 0 4B 1756_DNB_CommandReaister 0 0 4B 1756_DNB_Status_126Bytes S 0 4B 1756_DNB_StatusRegister 0 4B 280D_F122_10B_ _C 943567 4B 280D_F122_10B_0_01434119 AB 281D_F122_104_ _AS4E8B9C AD 901M C197 1NA N ANCwNoane Array Dimensions Dim 2 Dimi Dim 0 jo jo jo I Show Data Types by Groups BOOL DINT B00 EMSts DeviceNet Scanner Intut_ qE B 1 756 DNB Status 128Bytes 5 0 H1 Sts_DeviceState DINT F Sts_DriveStatus DINT 12 Close Parameters and Local tags when finished 94 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 Modify ArmorStart Add On Instruction for Equipment Status Faceplate This is an optional step and necessary only if you intend to use the Equipment Status Faceplate To skip this TIP ape step go to Integrate ArmorStart AOI into Your Application Program Routines on page 96 IMPORTANT To incorporate Equipment Status Faceplate into your application make sure the PanelView Plus terminal sup
193. tion IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 7 Create the display navigation to open the ArmorStart Faceplate at runtime To use the pre configured ArmorStart Goto buttons refer to Configuration Steps for Using Pre configured Goto Buttons on page 120 a i On a desired graphic display create a new transparent Goto display navigation button over the graphic object that represents the motor drive you intend to monitor and control Double click the Goto button to configure its Display settings Click the browse button F along side of the Display field and assign the ArmorStart faceplate display E Click F next to the Parameter BOSSA Ag file and assign the ArmorStart parameter file you created earlier for this intended device Click OK Repeat step 7 for the Goto Display navigation buttons for each of your devices and skip to Set Initial Application Graphic on page 123 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 5 xJ x General Label Common Appearance Border style Border width Line f IM Border uses back color See aly E Back color ack style o y Pattern style B Border color Solia Mone L Pattern color Highlight color Shape a a g Elink Fiectangle Display settings Display Parameter file ArmorStart_ 280 Fa ES ArmorStart_Paramete Top position Left position fo T Display position Touch margins Hori
194. tion or field maintenance through the use of pull down menus and dialog boxes DeviceLogix enabled products can also be created and monitored using the 193 DNCT device There are also two ways of creating the program Ladder editor and Function Block Editor This accelerator will demonstrate the use of the Function Block editor in RSNetWorx for DeviceNet The Function Block editor provides a graphical interface for configuring function blocks to provide local control within DeviceLogix capable devices such as the ArmorStart controllers Refer to the DeviceLogix user manual for instructions on programming using the Ladder editor Follow these steps to create a DeviceLogtx program on an existing network 1 Open RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software 2 Go online with the DeviceNet network 3 Double click the ArmorStart icon The actual ArmorStart device and node address may be different from the one shown 4 Click the DeviceLogix tab 5 Click Upload if you are prompted Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 el For DeviceNet Armorotart 2040 PF4 240 0 5HP i ArmorStart 284D PF4 240V 0 5HP DeviceLogis General Parameters 1 0 Data EDS Fil EDS Editor Do you want to upload the configuration from the device updating the software s configuration or download the software s configuration to Sy the device updating the device For more information press F1 71 Chapter 4 Armorst
195. truction files when their specific alarms are triggered Alarm History Ack Silence Alarm Alarm Alarms A 2 A Print Status Close Ack Clear History Sort All Yy v Alarms Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P 109 Chapter 5 Faceplate Logix Integration Follow these steps to add Alarm History logic to your routine iP ais 3 4 110 Add the following rung to your program for each individual device Add On Instruction The three tags pointed to were created already by your Add On Instruction and exist in the tag database You will need to edit the tag name prefixes to adjust for the name given to your Add On Instruction This example uses an Add On Instruction named Motor_With_284 Alarm History Run for ArmorStart 284D Motor Aith_284 Controller_Trigger Woy Move Source Motor_Vvith_264 Sts_ArmorStartSlarmTrigger 0 Dest ArmorStartAlarmTriqger X 0 COP Copy File Source Motor_Vy ith_264_ AlarmName Dest ArmorStart4larmName Length 1 Create the following controller scope tags which will be used to pass data to the alarm summary in FT ME for the different device trigger types e For the Move instruction the destination tag must be created as one of the controller scoped tags Move Source Motor With 264 Sts ArmorstatAlarmTriqger O ArmorstatAlarm Trigger e For the copy instruction the source and destination tags must be created as a Copy File controller scoped tag type STRING SOLUCE gim dala 284 Ala
196. uct that you need using the interactive selection chart nformation The motor current is the default value taken from Output Cable Port 2 NEC Table 430 150 A different motor current may require another starter size You may C Configure Port Cables overwrite motor current with the exact value if Output Port 2 Point 1 a MODULE DATA M Communications DeviceNet Enclosure Type NEMA Type 4 Watertight Enclosure IP 67 Input Voltage 200 460 Y AC 3 Phase 50 60 Hz Current Range 1 1 30 A Control Voltage 24 DC Line Motor Conduit Entrance with Motor Cable Connections with 3 m 9 8 ft unshielded male cordset OPTIONS DATA Option 1 Hand Off Hand OffAuto Selector Keypad with Jog Auto Function Source Brake NO SELECTION Contactor Option Safety Monitor NO SELECTION Option O DATA Total Current Draw 200 mA of Sensors Total Current Draw 2000 mA of Outputs ACCESSORIES Output Cable Port 1 gy Configure Port Cables il Output Cable Port 2 NO SELECTION BP e S He pine Input Cable P Sealing Caps NO SELECTION FIRST CABLE TYPE SELECTION Cable Type Cordset Male FIRST CABLE CONFIGURATION Cable Configuration Part 1 wW Cordset Male HEE 889R ESAEA 2 Cable Configuration Part 2 Flying Leads USER SPECIFIED DEVICE TAGS Device Tag 1 0 Point 20 VO Device Tag Device Tag RSLogix Point 0 I O Device Tag ACCESSORIES Output Cable Port 1 y Configure Port Cables Cutout Port 7 Pont 0 Output
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198. utStatus Bi MESSAGE FaultTag SI DINT Decimal forward_cmd_280 BOL Decimal forward_cmd_281 BOL Decimal forward_cmd_284 SB Decimal tag name Dnet_ArmorStart_ Module N04 POL _O 1s for output tags for an Dnet_ArmorStart_Module_NO4_ POL_ Ls ArmorStart device located at node E Pitot O00 o OO AB1756 DNB _500Bytes 0 address 4 _ Eocat 0 OOOO o AB IPSCO _496Bytes 0 0 O tocans O O O OoOO o y O AB 1756_DNB_Status_128Bytes 5 0 E H Motor_Fault_Msg_280 m Motor_Fault_Msg_281 E H Motor_Fault_Msg_284 E E Motor_with_280 E E Motor_with_281 C E Motor_with_284 reset_trip_cmd_280 E ArmorStart_280_401 Arto Start_281_A0I Arno Start_284_A0I ss BOL Decimal BOL Decimal 7 reset_trip_cmd_281 moe S ee ee ee we LW mw levies bee ee ee W W These are the tags that correspond to FfSinevsmostat Medue noro SY T oons net AmorStat Mode NOL POLIT TL the parameters from the Produced IO a E S Dret AmorStat Module NO POL Rumingfwd feoo instance for the corresponding m e S S Dret AmorStet Modde NOLPOL Rexyy foo ArmorStartt device Dret AmorStat Module NO4POLUNetCtStaus bou bnet AmorStat Module NO4 POL LNetRefstes eoo bnet Amott Module NO4 POL LAReferenes eoor e a a oea 008 Ent AmorStat Mode E E
199. uted Therefore the status of the 4ArmorStart must be monitored and appropriate Program commands for the specific application must be issued before the Cmd_ProqToOperPermissive tag is set to insure a safe Program to Operator Control transfer Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive Cmd_ProgOperReq Cmd_ProgProgReq Sts_OperatorModeEnabled OperONS Sts_ProgramModeEnabled Cmd_ProqOperReq Cmd_OperOperReq n A i E a i da i T Cmd_OperOperReq Cmd_OperProgReq i In this example the rungs enable operator control of the intended ArmorStart device You can initiate Command requests Cmd from either the Logix Programs ProgOperReq or FactoryTalk View ME ArmorStart Faceplate OperOperReq Enabling Operator Control of Drive To enable operator control for an ArmorStart associated with Motor_with_284 AOI instance you could add a rung to the Logix MainRoutine with specific input conditions driving an output instruction with the tag name Motor_with_284 Cmd_ProgOperReq Likewise you could add a push button within a FactoryTalk View ME SE Faceplate with a value tag name of 1 Cmd_OperOperReq with the 1 parameter for that faceplate display associated with Motor_with_284 A Motor_with_284 Cmd_ProgToOperPermissive tag must also be included in the Logix program to control whether program to operator control transfer requests are allowed or acted upon A tag value of 1 permits 102 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P Faceplate Logix Integration Chapter 5 the associated control t
200. utoBauding Actual Terminal Address Actual Baud Rate Adrs Fixed HIM MaclD Auto Auto Addressing There is a 10 second power up delay programmed at the factory The above screen will appear for at least 10 seconds on initial powerup The power up delay can be modified in the Terminal Setup screen described in the following section Once the communication rate is determined and a network address has been set the terminal will display the Network Who screen which displays a list of all devices on the network IMPORTANT If the terminal fails to enter the Network Who screen after approximately 20 seconds it Is because It could not determine the network baud rate due to lack of traffic on the network Pressing the ESC key will allow you to enter the Terminal Setup screen so that a fixed baud rate and network address can be set for the terminal To go directly to the Terminal Setup screen press and hold the ESC key while applying power 180 Armorstart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device Appendix C Hand held Terminal Keys The table provides descriptions of the hand held terminal keypad Description Escape Key Exit a menu or cancel a change select key Select a value digit or screen choice Increment key Scroll through options increase a value or toggle a bit Decrement key Scroll through options decrease a value or toggle a bit Enter key Enter a menu enter a mode or enter a value scroll left or right keys Scr
201. w Plus CE 1250 Panelview_Plus CE 1 i 10 90 211 9 Ethernet Bridge 1769 L32E 1769 L32E Ethernet Port lt RSLinx Enterprise l x The Runtime Target configuration and shortcut definitions will be replaced with a copy of the Design Local configuration and shortcut definitions Do you want to continue e Mode Online Not Browsing Shortcut erifier Application type FactoryTalk view Machine Edition CPR 9 Server RNA Local PowerFlex RSLinx Enterprise on localhost Shortcut L43 Note Path to Design device is assigned Logix Device Note Path to Runtime device is assigned Logix Device How to use the Shortcut Verifier Appendix C ArmorStart Configuration Using 193 DNCT Device In this chapter you will learn how to configure your ArmorStart device by using the 193 DNCT hand held device Some of the things that you can use the 193 DNCT device for include e commissioning the ArmorStart distributed motor controller e configuring the device parameters programming the motor controller monitoring other devices on a DeviceNet network e uploading storing and downloading complete device configurations for DeviceNet devices via the network e displaying DeviceNet physical layer diagnostics and network bandwidth statistics Refer to Bulletin 193 DeviceNet Configuration Terminal User Manual publication 193 UM009 for more information
202. wiew Communications Tools Help the Timer Counter or Move Logica RE H Q QQ J tone ror punz cru eran ol tab to the grid t hp e E Timer Counter 4 Double click the tag and then click the down arrow Mame DataType H Hardware Boolea E status Input E Fault Input E Network Boolean 5 Click the next to Network Boolean 6 Double click Net Input 0 Net Inputo B Mame DataType El Metwyrork Boolean ae het Input 0 BOOLEAN Met Input 1 BOOLEAN Met Input 2 BOOLEAN Met Input 3 BOOLEAN na Fhe Inni ct a Aral Fahl 4 gt HE 7 Repeat steps 3 and 4 then click the next to Hardware Boolean Input 8 From the Hardware Boolean Input t F E select Input0 sen Mame DataType Er Hardware Boolea Ps S input 0 BOOLEAN i Input 1 BOOLEAN Input 2 BOOLEAN Input 3 BOOLEAN heise Inri t De Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 79 Chapter 4 Armorstart Local Control Configuration 9 Click the Move Logical tab Y TimertCounter Move Logical 10 Drag the BAND tag to the grid File Edit View Communications Tools Help SOR 5 BRIA ala D aha t es pea j v Timer Counter Move Logical B C BOR EXOR BHOT BRAND EHOR ERHOR SETE ESTO 4 BAND m 1 Het input a Boolean And yr Inputd a ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ep ee ee ne ee ee ee ee
203. y sew LE 120 220vaC Clamp 24 DC __ C 48 DC m Prefered Size C 125 DC l Use redundant Controller Chassis v Complement empty slots with slot filler rape of 1 0 g 1794 NETWORKS Controlled Network Force use of a Controlled Network Controlled Network Type Use ControlNet Network Use EtherNet Network Use Private Controlled Network Use Redundant Media C Use Existing Controlled Network a ControlNet jo Use Redundant Media DeviceNet jt DHR foo Wizard adds network cards required for Sub System Above options are for communications on additional networks coct_ Heo _ ControlLogix Controller Preference X CONTROLLER PREFERENCES 3 m Processor Spare 1 0 Points 0 Spare Slots 20 Click here to manually choose wd Logix processor s Use Safety Processor E Number of processor fi m Processor Application Data Extra Memory Kb for 50 Application Specific Needs Advanced Performance Number of tasks 2 Use Rack optimized connection on the controlled network Iv cei Heo Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Hardware Selection Chapter 1 15 When finished configuring the chassis click the Hardware tab to view the configured chassis RA Integrated Architecture Builder armorstart E File Action Option View Help ECA 7 3
204. you to navigate around the faceplates and provides an understanding of the status control and diagnostic features Before You Begin e Configure your ArmorStart controller refer to Chapter 3 e Complete your Faceplate Logix integration refer to Chapter 5 e Complete your FactoryTalk View integration refer to Chapter 6 What You Need e ArmorStart Accelerator Toolkit CD publication For a copy of the CD contact your local Rockwell Automation distributor or sales representative e Hardware installation and witing complete with power applied e Logix application file downloaded to the ControlLogix or CompactLogix controller Controller set to run e Factory Talk View ME runtime application file downloaded to the PanelView Plus terminal Run Application activated on terminal Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 145 Chapter 7 ArmorStart System Application Guide ArmorStart System Overview Display The ArmorStart System Overview display serves as a system map to identify which devices are located in which parts of the system You can modify the FactoryTalk View ME pre configured Goto Display buttons to fit your particular device application by using the GFX files provided on the toolkit CD They can then be placed in appropriate locations In this example there are six Goto Display buttons configured There is one Goto Display button for ArmorStart Main Menu each of the three motors the Configuration Display the
205. zontal margin Vertical margin Other IY Audio xi General Label Common Appearance Border style Border width Line x fi IV Border uses back color E Back color Back style Pattern style BB Border color Soia z None x C Pattern color Highlight color Shape O jute I Blink Rectangle Display settings Display Parameter file ArmorStart_284_Fac g AtmorStart_Paramete 0 Select a component Touch margins ArmorStart_ Parameter280 Horizontal marg ArmorStart_Parameter281 fo ArmorStart_Parameter284 Other IV Audio Chapter 6 Factorylalk View Integration Configuration Steps for Using Pre contigured Goto Buttons Follow these steps to add a Goto Display button with a graphic image representing the ArmorStart device as shown 1 Right click the Image folder in the system tree and choose Add Component into Application The ArmorStart bitmap images are added to yout FactoryTalk View application 2 Choose HMI Application Files on the toolkit CD 3 Select all the Bitmap images and click Open a My Recent Documents Places My Network File name Files of type Bitmap Images bmp v Cancel 120 Publication IASIMP QS015C EN P August 2011 Factory Talk View Integration Chapter 6 4 Right click the Display folder in the system tree and choose Add Component Into Application amp FactoryTalk Yiew Studio Machine Edition Fie View Application Tools Window Help mS

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