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5.2.6.3.6 RMC EtherNet/IP Definition

5.2.6.3.6.1 RMC EtherNet/IP Object Model

This section describes the EtherNet/IP objects included in the RMC ENET. This information is
useful only to advanced EtherNet/IP users or those who want to use the RMC ENET with an
EtherNet/IP master other than the ControlLogix. For ControlLogix users, the other topics in this
section should be adequate for using the RMC ENET over EtherNet/IP.

The RMC ENET supports the following objects through the following interfaces:

Object Class

Instances

Interface

Identity

1

Message Router

Message Router

1

Explicit Messaging Connection or
UCMM

Ethernet Link
Object

1

Message Router

TCP/IP Interface
Object

1

Message Router

Connection
Manager

1

Message Router

Assembly Object

3

I/O Connection or Message Router

PCCC Object

1

Message Router

Note:

Prior to 20010724 RMC ENET firmware, the Ethernet Link, TCP/IP Interface, and

Assembly objects did not exist. Also, I/O connections were not supported.

The RMC ENET supports a maximum of eight EtherNet/IP connections. As described in RMC
ENET Supported Numbers of TCP and CIP Resources, up to four of these can be I/O
Connections to the Assembly Object, and any remaining can be used for Explicit Message
Connections to the Message Router. In addition, the UCMM can be used to send messages via
the Message Router without using a connection.

The Assembly object has the following three instances:

Instance

Data
Type

Size

Name

Description

1

INT

81

Input

One sync
register, plus
ten status
words per
axis.

2

INT

2+49

Output

Four PLC
status bytes
(internal in the
ControlLogix),
one sync
register, plus

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