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Appendix B
Application Guidelines and Tips
RPI Formula without Block
Transfer Modules
Digital Modules
This formula is for a worst case scenario with only discrete modules.
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Scan Rate =
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3ms/adapter for 230.4K Baud
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5ms/adapter for 115.2K Baud
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8ms/adapter for 57.6K Baud
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Link Time = scan rate * (# of adapters)
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Recommended RPI = 0.5 * link time
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Maximum Update Time = RPI + 2 * (link time)
Worst Case Scenario
This formula is for a worst case scenario.
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Scan Rate =
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3ms/adapter for 230.4K Baud
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5ms/adapter for 115.2K Baud
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8ms/adapter for 57.6K Baud
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Link time = scan rate * (# of adapters + # of adapters with block transfer
modules)
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Recommended RPI = 0.5 * link time
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Maximum Update Time = RPI + 2 * (link time)
Increase the Unconnected
Message Buffer Limit
You can find more information on increasing the unconnected message buffer
limit at the Rockwell Automation knowledge base at:
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With RSLogix 5000 version 8.02 the Unconnected Message Buffer can be
increased from the default value of 10 to a total of 40 with a CIP Generic
Message instruction.
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A penalty of 1K of I/O memory is consumed for each increase above 10
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A source and destination array must be configured. Each needs to be
configured as SINT type with 30 arrays.
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The communication path is set to: 1, slot number of the controller.
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The CIP Generic message has to be enabled once, after that another CIP
Generic message must be used to change the value.