Block transfers, Planning your application chapter 4 – Rockwell Automation 2711 PANELBUILDER SOFTWARE USER MANUAL User Manual
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Planning Your Application
Chapter 4
4-4
Table 4.A
Rack Sizes
Starting Module Group
Valid Rack Sizes
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1st Quarter of rack
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0
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3/4
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FULL
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2nd Quarter of rack
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2
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1/4
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3/4
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3rd Quarter of rack
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4
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4th Quarter of rack
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6
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The PanelView terminal can share the same rack number with other
fractional Remote I/O racks and PanelView terminals. However,
PanelView terminals cannot be assigned the same rack number and contain
the same module group as another I/O chassis. The same rack number can
be assigned to a PanelView terminal and to other PanelView terminals or
I/O racks only if each is configured as a unique fraction of that rack
number. For example, Rack #1 could be configured as shown in Table 4.B.
Table 4.B
Remote I/O Configurations
Parameter
First Remote I/O Rack
Second Remote I/O Rack
Rack Number
1
1
Starting Module Group
0
6
Rack Size
3/4
1/4
Last Chassis
No
Yes
A PanelView terminal object, window or PLC controlled option can be
assigned either a discrete or block transfer control address.
IMPORTANT: The SLC-5/02 and some PLC controllers do not support
block transfer addressing. See individual PLC controller manuals for this
information.
You can have up to five bi-directional block transfers (numbered 1–5) for
each PanelView terminal. A sixth block transfer file is reserved for the
pass-through function (the transfer of files between PanelView and the
computer over the Data Highway + connection). The Pass-Through block
cannot be used for normal block transfers. Refer to Chapter 6, File
Operations, for more information on the Pass-Through feature.
You must determine which byte—also known as module group and
slot—(in the I/O image table), will support each block transfer, and set up
the PLC’s block transfer instructions accordingly.
Block Transfers