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4–6 Communications Overview
Publication 2711-6.0
On a Remote I/O network, the PanelView Remote I/O terminals
appear like a Remote I/O rack. The PanelView terminal can occupy
all of or part of a single rack (128 I/O). You can assign 2 types of
addresses to objects on a Remote I/O network:
• Discrete - a single input or output bit address
• Block transfer - a series of contiguous word addresses
Data is transferred over a remote I/O link as either a:
• Read or Input = data to the PLC from the PanelView
• Write or Output = data from the PLC to the PanelView
The processor continually scans the PanelView terminal for inputs
and updates the outputs. Read and write tags must have different
discrete I/O addresses and are not linked in the terminal.
Rack Sizes and Module Groups
The PanelView I/O can occupy a
1
/
4
,
1
/
2
,
3
/
4
, or Full rack. Each 1/4
rack contains two module groups (32 input and 32 output bits). An
entire rack contains 8 module groups that are numbered from 0 to 7.
Rack #
PanelView I/O
Four 1/4
Rack Sizes
Eight Input/Output
Module Groups
01 23 45 67
1/41/4 1/41/4
Input
Output
16 Bits each Module Group
01 23 45 67
If a PanelView terminal does not occupy a complete I/O rack, you
can assign another PanelView or other devices to the same rack.
Parameter 1st PanelView Other Rack Device
Rack Number 1 1
Starting Module Group 0 6
Rack Size 3/4 1/4
Last Chassis No Yes
The PLC type determines the maximum rack number for the
PanelView.
R
emote
I/O
Communications
- PanelBuilder 1
- Software 1
- Allen-Bradley 1
- Important User 2
- Information 2
- 3
- Communications Overview 4
- PanelBuilder Basics 4
- Working with 4
- Applications and Screens 4
- Creating 5
- Control List Selectors 5
- Chapter 10 6
- Chapter 11 6
- Chapter 12 6
- Terminal and 10
- Communication Setup 10
- Managing Projects 10
- Multilingual Support 10
- Validating and 11
- Transferring Applications 11
- Creating Reports 11
- Table of Contentsx 12
- Intended Audience 13
- Software Package 13
- Contents 14
- Conventions 15
- Related Publications 15
- PrefaceP–4 16
- Overview of PanelBuilder 17
- 1–2 Overview of PanelBuilder 18
- 1–3Overview of PanelBuilder 19
- 1–4 Overview of PanelBuilder 20
- • Control list selector 21
- • Numeric entry cursor points 21
- • Bar graphs 21
- • Goto screen button 21
- Screen Objects 22
- Installation 25
- Installing PanelBuilder 26
- Installation Setup 27
- Installation Procedure 28
- 2–5Installation 29
- 2–6 Installation 30
- RSLinx Lite Software 31
- 2–9Installation 33
- Maps the configured 33
- DF1 driver to 1KT:0 33
- INTERCHANGE Device 34
- Configuration Utility 34
- Removing INTERCHANGE Driver 38
- Configuration dialog 39
- REM CALL ABICRUN.BAT 40
- 2–17Installation 41
- C:\> ABICSTOP 41
- Planning an Application 43
- Applications and Projects 44
- Steps for Creating an 45
- Application 45
- 3–4 Planning an Application 46
- terminal 48
- Controller 49
- MicroLogix 1000 File Types 50
- Bit Data 50
- Value Data 51
- PanelView (Tag) Formats 51
- Signed and Unsigned Integers 51
- Floating Point 52
- Bit Array 53
- Character Array 53
- Data Entry Limits➁ 55
- Requirements/Tips 56
- DH+ Communications 59
- DF1 Communications 60
- DH-485/DH+/DF1 61
- Communication 61
- Considerations 61
- Rack Sizes and Module Groups 62
- Setup dialog 64
- I:YYW/BB O:YYW/BB 65
- I:024/10 65
- I:X.WW/BB O:X.WW/BB 65
- I:1.7/13 65
- Discrete I/O Example 66
- Setting Up a Block Transfer 68
- Block Transfer Write Example 70
- Transferring Multiple Blocks 71
- Remote I/O Communication Loss 72
- *Format Bar 74
- Application File Window 75
- Application Screen Window 75
- 5–5PanelBuilder Basics 77
- Format Bar 78
- 5–7PanelBuilder Basics 79
- Color Palette 80
- Dialog Boxes 81
- Spreadsheet Editor 82
- 5–11PanelBuilder Basics 83
- Changing Order of Columns 84
- PanelBuilder Defaults 85
- XX.XX.XX 86
- XX.XX.XX.XX 86
- XXX XX XXXX 86
- Working with Applications and 87
- New Application 89
- Application Name 90
- Opening an 91
- Existing Application 91
- Shows information 93
- • Rename an application 94
- CTRL+ENTER 95
- Opening a New Screen 96
- Existing Screen 97
- Opening 98
- Multiple Screens 98
- Activating a Screen 99
- Arranging Open Screens 99
- Reducing Screens to Icons 99
- Screen Attributes 100
- Closing Screens 100
- Changing 100
- Publication 2711-6.0 101
- Copying Screens to 102
- Another Application 102
- Converting Copied Screens 104
- Closing an Application 107
- Exiting PanelBuilder 107
- Working with Objects 109
- 7–2 Working with Objects 110
- Graphics 110
- Controls, Displays, List Keys 110
- Draw Pointer 111
- Creating Objects 112
- • Screen grid 113
- Touch Grid 113
- 7–6 Working with Objects 114
- • Or select another object 116
- Sizing Objects 117
- Moving Objects 117
- 7–10 Working with Objects 118
- Stacking Objects 119
- Zooming In and Out 119
- Formatting Objects 121
- Setting Default Colors 121
- • Double-click the object 122
- Configuring States of 123
- Multistate or List Objects 123
- State Operations 125
- Entering a Description 126
- Hiding an Object 127
- Copying/Cutting 128
- 7–21Working with Objects 129
- Deleting Objects 130
- Reversing an Operation 130
- Creating Push Buttons 131
- 8–2 Creating Push Buttons 132
- Push Button 133
- Text and Graphics 133
- Setting Properties 134
- 8–7Creating Push Buttons 137
- Configuring 138
- Push Button States 138
- Editing State Text 139
- Entering State Values 140
- 141
- Control List with Value Data 144
- Control List with Bit Data 144
- Creating a 145
- Control List Selector 145
- Control List 149
- Asterisk 149
- Configuring States for 150
- Creating List Keys 152
- Creating Data Entry Controls 153
- Numeric Entry Controls 154
- Numeric Entry Examples 155
- The scale (m) value is .01 156
- Equations for Scaling Example 158
- Scale=.018 158
- Scale=1.8 158
- Cursor Point Keypad Enable 159
- Tags Dialog 159
- Cursor Point 160
- Scaled ((2) (8) + ( -10)) 161
- ASCII Entry Controls 164
- ↵ on the keypad. The leftmost 165
- , the scratchpad closes 165
- For Maximum String Width 170
- DH+/DH-485/DF1 80 170
- Remote I/O 128 170
- DeviceNet 128 170
- Creating Screen Selectors 171
- Creating Screen Buttons 173
- Screen List Selector 175
- Configuring Entries 177
- PLC/SLC Controlled 179
- Screen Changes 179
- Numeric Displays 181
- Standard Data Displays 182
- Scaled Data Displays 182
- Error States 183
- Types of Bar Graphs 184
- Creating a Bar Graph 185
- Creating a Bar Graph Scale 187
- Creating Tick-Mark Labels 188
- Pressure is PSI90.25 189
- Pressure is PSI 189
- Tag Dialog 190
- Terminal Value=32767 191
- Multistate 192
- Triggering an Indicator State 193
- • Single Bit 193
- • Least Significant Bit 193
- Error State 196
- Value was selected under 196
- Read on the Properties tab 196
- Types of List Indicators 198
- Triggering a List Entry 199
- Creating a List indicator 200
- • underline (default is off) 203
- • text blink (default is off) 203
- Creating Message Displays 205
- *** TANK #1 LEVEL HIGH *** 206
- *** TANK #1 LEVEL LOW *** 206
- Creating a Message Display 210
- Configuring Messages 212
- Creating an Object 214
- The Value field appears only 215
- Managing Print Objects 216
- Using Global Objects 217
- Copying an Object 219
- 14–4 Using Global Objects 220
- ENTER to 220
- Using a Global Object 221
- Moving and 222
- Resizing a Global Object 222
- Creating Alarms 223
- Alarm Buttons 225
- Alarm List Examples 227
- Creating the Alarm Banner 228
- Alarm Message Display 229
- Showing Alarm Banner Position 230
- Creating an Alarm List 231
- 15–10 Creating Alarms 232
- 15–11Creating Alarms 233
- Configuring Global 234
- Parameters for Alarms 234
- Defining Alarm Triggers 236
- Trigger Operations 237
- Alarm Fields 239
- Value Triggered Alarms 240
- Bit or LSBit Triggered Alarms 241
- Alarm Operations 242
- Using Existing Text 242
- 15–21Creating Alarms 243
- BACKSPACE or DELETE 243
- Defining Optional 244
- Tags for Triggers 244
- 15–24 Creating Alarms 246
- 15–25Creating Alarms 247
- Defining Remote Tags 248
- Alarm Examples 250
- 15–29Creating Alarms 251
- 15–30 Creating Alarms 252
- 15–31Creating Alarms 253
- 15–32 Creating Alarms 254
- Adding Graphics 255
- Drawing a Line 257
- 16–4 Adding Graphics 258
- Drawing Shapes 259
- 16–6 Adding Graphics 260
- Adding ISA Symbols 261
- 16–8 Adding Graphics 262
- Background Text 262
- Pump #3 F9 262
- Off at 9:45 AM 262
- 16–9Adding Graphics 263
- • monochrome bitmaps 264
- • color bitmaps 264
- List of imported bitmaps 265
- 16–12 Adding Graphics 266
- 16–13Adding Graphics 267
- 16–14 Adding Graphics 268
- 16–15Adding Graphics 269
- Background Graphics 270
- Formatting Objects and Text 271
- Format Bar in Object Mode 272
- Format Bar in Inner Text Mode 272
- Changing the 273
- Appearance of Objects 273
- Changing Object Shape 274
- Changing Fill Pattern 276
- Using the Blink Option 277
- MANUALMANUAL 279
- Working with Inner Text 280
- Editing Inner Text 281
- Inserting Time or Date 283
- Inserting a Numeric Variable 284
- Inserting an ASCII Variable 286
- ASCII from the popup menu 287
- Embedded Variable menu 287
- Inner Graphic 289
- Adding Inner Graphic 290
- Removing an Inner Graphic 293
- Editing Graphics 293
- Appearance of Text 294
- Sizing Text 295
- Aligning Text 296
- Underlining Text 297
- Foreground and Background 300
- Colors of Text are Reversed 300
- Using the Text Editor 301
- Opening the Text Editor 302
- Entering New Text 303
- Editing Text 304
- Inserting Variables in Text 305
- Sorting Text 306
- Filtering Text 306
- Printing Text 307
- Deleting Unused Text 308
- Renumbering Text 309
- Moving Text 309
- Copying Text into Objects 310
- 18–11Using the Text Editor 311
- Working with Tags 313
- Opening the Tag Editor 314
- 19–4 Working with Tags 316
- Click: To: 316
- Table View only 316
- ‘b’ in y = mx + b 318
- Copying Tags 320
- Duplicating Tags 321
- Sorting Tags 323
- Setting Up the Printer 325
- Setting Up the Page 325
- Tag Import/Export Utility 327
- Importing Tags 328
- Handling Data Collisions 329
- 19–18 Working with Tags 330
- 19–19Working with Tags 331
- Interpreting Error Messages 332
- Terminal and Communication 333
- Terminal Setup Overview 334
- Defining DH-485 335
- Communications 335
- Defining DH+ 337
- Defining DF1 339
- Defining Remote I/O 341
- Defining Block Transfers 343
- Terminal Type 347
- Setting Power-up Options 349
- Setting Time/Date Format 351
- Setting Advanced 353
- Terminal Options 353
- Setting a Display 355
- Maintenance Schedule 355
- Control Tags Example 357
- Project Operations 361
- Managing Devices 362
- Device Operations 363
- Copying a Project 364
- Restoring a Project 365
- Moving an Application 365
- Replacing Duplicate Tags 366
- Adding Unknown 367
- Tags or Devices to a Project 367
- Setting Preferences 368
- Tags and Devices 368
- Created with a Restricted 369
- Release of PanelBuilder 369
- System Requirements 372
- Terminology 372
- What is FontTool? 373
- Input Method Editor 374
- Using FontTool 375
- Creating Font Files 376
- Viewing Sample Text 378
- Opening Font Files 378
- Saving Font Files 379
- Printing Font Files 380
- Creating an Application 381
- 22–14 Multilingual Support 384
- Troubleshooting 385
- Translating 386
- Application Text in Excel 386
- 22–17Multilingual Support 387
- Using Windows Standard 388
- Fonts to enter Western 388
- European Characters 388
- Validating and Transferring 389
- Applications 389
- Validating Applications 390
- Correcting Validation Errors 391
- • PanelView terminal 394
- • Memory card 394
- • DOS file 394
- PanelView Terminal 394
- Memory Card 395
- DOS File 395
- Transfer Utilities 396
- Internal DF1 Driver 397
- Downloading on a 400
- Local DH+ Link 400
- Downloading to a 401
- Terminal using Pass-Through 401
- Remote I/O Pass-Through Setup 402
- DH-485 Pass-Through Setup 403
- Downloading to a DOS File 406
- Uploading Directly 407
- Uploading on a 409
- Uploading from a Terminal 410
- Using Pass-Through 410
- Using the Application 411
- File Transfer Utility 411
- Verifying an Application 412
- Click OK to start 413
- Downloading to a Memory Card 414
- • ATA card drive 414
- To upload an application: 415
- Decreasing the Size of 416
- Application for Downloads 416
- Exceeding RAM Memory 416
- Printing a Report 418
- Title Page 420
- 24–5Creating Reports 421
- 24–6 Creating Reports 422
- Command Summary 423
- Edit Screen Menu 424
- Edit Objects Menu 424
- View Menu 425
- Objects Menu 425
- Align Menu 426
- Format Menu 426
- Application Menu 427
- Window Menu 427
- Help Menu 428
- Tool and Bitmap Summary 429
- Edit Tools 430
- Object Formatting Tools 430
- Text Formatting Tools 431
- Inner Graphic Tools 431
- Graphic Tools 432
- Control and Display Tools 433
- List Key Tools 434
- PanelBuilder Worksheets 439
- PanelBuilder WorksheetsC–2 440
- Touch Screen Worksheet 441
- Keypad Screen Worksheet 442
- PanelView 900/1000 Terminal 444
- Keypad Worksheet 444
- PanelView Operator Terminal 446
- Address Worksheet 446
- Software Error and Warning 447
- Messages 447
- Validation Messages 455
- Starting PanelBuilder 464
- General Download Errors 464
- Downloading with INTERCHANGE 466
- Downloading with RSLinx 467
- INTERCHANGE Error/ 468
- Information Messages 468
- Troubleshooting F–7 469
- TroubleshootingF–8 470
- Troubleshooting F–9 471
- TroubleshootingF–10 472
- Troubleshooting F–11 473
- Internal Read Only Tags 475
- PV900M/1000G Tags 476
- PV600C/900C/1000C Tags 476
- PV1400 Tags 476
- DH-485 Tags 477
- Remote I/O Tags 477
- Using ASCII Characters 479
- ASCII Character Set 480
- Extended ASCII Character Set 481
- Glossary 483
- Glossary–2 484
- Glossary–3 485
- Glossary–4 486
- Glossary–5 487
- Glossary–6 488
- Publication 2711–6.0 489
- Index–10 498
- Index–11 499
- PanelBuilder Tools 502
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