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Override scenario 2 — Allen-Bradley CIP controllers with an OPCClient object

Override scenario 2 — Allen-Bradley CIP controllers with an OPCClient object

  • Last UpdatedDec 04, 2024
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The following scenario illustrates using I/O auto-assignment with a Allen Bradley Logix PLC. The Allen Bradley Logix PLC in this example scenario includes a device hierarchy with a port object, ethernet port, backplane, and controller. These are in addition to the OPCClient object and scan group names captured by I/O auto assignment in the IO Devices view.

To configure the Allen-Bradley Logix PLC with the OPCClient object

  1. Select the OPCClient object or scan group that contains the PLC in the IO Devices view.

    I/O attributes for each object associated with the OPCClient or scan group (depending on which is selected in the IO Devices view) are shown in the Mapping view.

  2. In the Mapping view, the resulting reference will be in the form: OPCClientName.ScanGroupName.ObjectName.AttributeName

    Example (Resulting Reference column):

    OPCClient_01.SG1.UDO_01.Attribute_001

  3. Do not edit the Device.ScanGroup Override column (leave it blank). This leaves the DI Object and scan group assignment as defined in the IO Devices view.

  4. Enter the fully qualified field reference in the Object.Attribute Override column. For example:

    CIP_1.CIPENB_1.CIPBackPlane_1.CIPLogix5000_1.UDO_01. Attribute001

    Object naming conventions in hierarchy

  5. Apply the override. The resulting reference will be displayed. For example:

    OPCClient_01.SG1.CIP_1.CIPENB_1.CIPBackPlane_1. CIPLogix5000_1.UDO_01.Attribute001

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