Application Note PowerFlex40 On EtherNet/IP
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1. IP i Device Parameters a 2 1203 U56 USE to DSI i Device Parameters Custom iews Dg Compare Results For Help press Fl a teas e lB x a 6 21S kR ili Mode Single Dry 1 12 BTR Enabled i S IP Addr cfg 1 0 4 1 4 IP Addr cfg 2 D E a IP Addr Cfg 3 0 1 1 6 IP Addr cfg 4 o Ted Subnet Cfg 1 j sE i s Subnet Cfg 2 0 1 19 Subnet Cfg 3 J 1 10 Subnet Cfg 4 0 451 11 Gateway Chg 1 j 1 1 12 Gateway Chg 2 0 i 1 13 Gateway Cfg 3 1 1 14 Gateway Chg 4 0 1 1 15 EN Fate cfg Autodetect 1 1 16 EN Fate Ack 1O0Mbps Full age bebe Reset Module Ready 1 1 18 Coram Flt Action Fault 1 1 19 Idle Flt Action Fault 1 1 20 Flt Fg Logic 0000 0000 0000 0000 1 1 21 Flt CFg Ref 1 1 22 DSI I O Cfg Dry 0 li 1 23 DSI TO Ack xx xxex xxx 0001 1 1 24 Dry 0 Addr 100 i 1 25 Drv 1 Addr 101 1 1 26 Dry 2 Addr 102 1177 Dew 3 Addr 103 of K a Local DSI A Now you can use BOOTP to setup the new IP address as detailed in the user manual for the 22 COMM P or app note 39161 Page 2 of 2 ALLEN BRADLEY ROCKWELL SOFTWARE Rockwell Automation2. device E Programmable Logic Controller Byte x 01 00 HO Rockwell Automation miscellaneous ew H SCANport Drives on EtherNet IP P Valves in decimal i bo HA Safety Controllers H O Safety Discrete 1 0 Device Receive Data 5 7 E vendor Output size format Data received from the device 4 Rockwell Automation Sprecher Schuh Byte v The execution was completed a 1 Rockwell Automation Allen Bradley Gutout wach fonriae HO Rockwell Automation Entek IRD Intl IHewdecmal ial H Rockwell Automation Reliance Elec gt HO Rockwell Software Inc Close Help Launch RSNetworx and browse the network to discover your devices Click Edits Enabled and when the network has checked all the devices save your project Now select your drive 192 168 100 7 in this instance and right click to select the Class Instance Editor Page 1 of 2 Rockwell ALLEN BRADLEY e ROCKWELL SOFTWARE Automation LISTEN THINK SODE Application Note Enter the the data as shown above and click the Execute button Unfortunately this doesn t reset the drive to defaults every time you use it therefore try again in 30s until it works The adapter values will be reset as shown in the DriveExplorer screen shot below S3 DriveExplorer File Edit Explore Actions Help El Devices El Node 1 Powerflex 40 0 Powerflex 40 1P 240 50HP Parameter List Parameters j Basic Display i Basic Program L Advanced Program 1 22 C0MM E EtherNet
3. USES THINK Application Note SOLE PowerFlex40 On EtherNet IP Default Adapter Overall Description This application note serves as a supplement to the PowerFlex 4 class range of drives and the communication adapter user manuals The EtherNet IP address and subnet mask for a PowerFlex40 drive can be set by a number of different methods dependant on what peripherals you have available See application note on KnowledgeBase 39161 to understand all the different methods The 22 COMM E EtherNet IP adapter for the PowerFlex40 drive when you take it out of the box set at defaults is BOOTP enabled with no IP address set Therefore this allows the user to use a BOOTP server to set the IP address However once the address is set by the BOOTP server BOOTP is then disabled so that a static address is held within the 22 COMM E If it is now necessary to change the IP address perhaps as a result of renumbering the project BOOTP will not function as the adapter is set to BOOTP disabled Unless other tools are available see app note 39161 it is now very difficult to change the IP address This application note details how RSNetworx for EtherNet IP can be used with the Class Instance editor to send a reset message to the adapter to return the adapter to its default state This will allow BOOTP to be used again to set the IP address Alternatively a message instruction can be used in the RSLogix5000 program using the same Class Inst
4. ance Attributes to achieve the same thing However all the above does assume that you know the IP address of the 22 COMM E or it is in the same address range so RSNetworx can browse for it Description The method used below details the use of RSNetworx for EtherNet IP IA Lite Demobox enet RSNet Worx for Et et IP sil Edit View Network Device Diagnostics Tools Help AlS Hals BB aale Eal Bl ae orst Case Device Usages Calculate with IGMP Snooping not active in switches Address Current Address Current Current Minimum CPU 192 168 100 7 100 00 Connection 192 168 100 5 34 38 Devices notincluded 1 Maximum CPU 192 168 100 7 100 00 Consume 192 168 100 50 3 23 Produce 192 168 100 50 3 23 dardware x p Bt i aneliew Plus 600 1783 EMSO8T ENet 22 Class Instance Editor Node 192 168 100 7 21x EMC EtherNet IP l 1 Aix Managed Switch A Category a a af T p i Hasen ue i gt Execute Transaction Arguments BI ig Communications Adapter zz eonia Oe b iess i w J DPI to EtherNet IP 41 7 DSI to EtherNet IP 192 inn 4 Class Instance tribute 192 16 3 400 60 E C General Purpose Discrete I O ssa dale fe ST F 4011 f 168 100 H Human Machine Interface g Set Single Attribute TE Serd the attnbute ID i Motor Overload t HI PowerFlex 750 Series via Embedded Eth Transmit data size Data sent to the
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