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1769 CompactLogix

Platform

Product Update

for v13

Updated 2-2004 (RSLogix5000 V13)

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What can CompactLogix offer me?

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Large Family of Controllers

CompactLogix offers scalability from small stand

alone applications to medium sized system

connected systems

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Unmatched application data
sharing and exposure via AB’s
advanced

NetLinx

architecture

switch

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A

single programming package

across multiple Controller Platforms.
(ControlLogix, CompactLogix,
FlexLogix, SoftLogix)

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CompactLogix provides a cost
effective means of implementing
the

revolutionary Logix engine

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Where does CompactLogix make

sense?

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CompactLogix is a cost-effective and
powerful solution for many RTU/SCADA-
based industries –

Water/Waste

Water, oil and gas, and Energy

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CompactLogix helps food, beverage, and
many other

packaging companies and

machine Builders

to meet the challenges

of today's rapidly changing and highly
competitive market.

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Where does CompactLogix make

sense?

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Wide variety of
applications across diverse
industries

can benefit from

the advanced Logix features
and capabilities at an
affordable price.

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CompactLogix can be used in

diverse distribution
applications

such as automated

storage and retrieval, cargo
handling and automated sortation.

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CompactLogix Applications

Overview

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Cost Effective Standalone
Controllers

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Economical Logix Options

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Compact and Flexible , yet
Powerful

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Scalable Network
Controllers

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Complete NetLinx offering

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EtherNet/IP, ControlNet

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,

DeviceNet

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Unprecedented performance
for a Small PLC Platform

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Integrated Logix Controller

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Ideal for general control
applications

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Seamless integration to existing
ControlLogix Controllers

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One common Integrated
Architecture

¹CompactLogix ControlNet Controllers Scheduled for Summer 2004

Release

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Where does CompactLogix make

sense?

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Machine Control, Packaging, Conveyor, Simple Positioning

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Wide range of local I/O configurations to meet your application need

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Several communication options to meet your needs and budget

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Simple, inexpensive serial connections to HMI, serial devices, PLC, and software

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Advanced EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet connections – high performance data
sharing, distributed I/O, advanced HMI options

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OEM driven features

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CompactFlash Storage, On-line programming, IEC compliant languages

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The right size Controller / system for your needs and budget

Standalone Controller

Applications

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Where does CompactLogix make

sense?

Scalable NetLinx Powered

Controller

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Advanced NetLinx Connectivity

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EtherNet/IP, ControlNet¹, DeviceNet

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CompactLogix with NetLinx capability provides

Advanced, High Performance

Data

Sharing

that you typically find on larger more expensive PLC System

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Changing the small controller game

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Power, versatility, advanced connectivity in a small cost effective controller

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Finally, you don’t have to give up performance for size!

¹CompactLogix ControlNet Controllers Scheduled for Summer 2004

Release

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Where does CompactLogix make

sense?

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CompactLogix is Logix!!!

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Seamless integration to existing Logix Controllers

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Seamless data sharing between CompactLogix Controllers and
ControlLogix, FlexLogix, DriveLogix and SoftLogix Controllers

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One common Logix Architecture

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RSLogix 5000 programming environment

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IEC 61131-3 Languages- Ladder, Function Block, Structured
Text, SFC

Integrated Logix Control

Applications

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CompactLogix. . . Part of the Logix

Family

providing re-use of

Programming code.

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RSLogix 5000

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RSLinx

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RSNetWorx

Single Programming

and Network Package

• Symbolic Addressing for

self-documented code

• User Defined Structures

to provide Data
Encapsulation.

Single Data Model

Single Instruction

Set

means reduced

learning curve &

training

Wide variety of

NetLinx connectivity

Options

Compact I/O

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CompactLogix Local I/O

Configurations

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Multiple bank configurations

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Allows for horizontal or vertical system
expansion

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Up to 3 banks for a total of 30 modules

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Power Isolation between banks

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Simplifies panel selection for space
available

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DIN rail or panel mount

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One CompactLogix Controller per system

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Modularity, scalability and versatility

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Reduces valuable cabinet real-estate by up to
40% over competitive products

Mount up to 3 Banks vertical

Mount up to 3 Banks

horizontal

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CompactLogix Platform

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Logix functionality in a smaller size, lower
cost Controller

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20 - 40 % less cabinet space than SLC / GE 9030 /
Siemens S7-300

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Shares all common Logix features

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Wide Range of Standard Motion Support

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Advanced platform scalability and
modularity

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Rackless chassis configurations saves on valuable
cabinet real-estate

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Scalability through multiple bank configuration
options

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Utilizes the cost competitive, adaptable Compact
I/O

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Cost effective DIN rail mounting

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Broad communication and Distributed I/O
offerings

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Low cost serial communications providing DF1,
ASCII, DH-485, SCADA protocols

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Advanced EtherNet/IP offering providing high
speed data throughput and distributed I/O via the
innovative CIP producer/consumer model

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Cost competitive device level support via the world
wide adopted DeviceNet standard

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What’s New

With CompactLogix

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CompactLogix Platform

Next Generation

CompactLogix Controllers

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One common design used across 5 new
Controllers

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EtherNet/IP - 1769-L35E / 1769-L32E

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ControlNet - 1769-L35CR¹

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Dual Serial - 1769-L31

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Faster Processing Engine

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More I/O Capacity

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Advanced Features like CompactFlash

¹CompactLogix ControlNet Controller Scheduled for Summer 2004

Release

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CompactLogix Platform

CompactLogix 1769-L32E

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512K Memory

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(2) Serial Ports

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Supports up to 16 local Modules

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Removable CompactFlash

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Advanced performance and
capability

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RSLogix 5000 V13 support

CompactLogix 1769-L35E

CompactLogix 1769-L31

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750K Memory

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(1) EtherNet/IP (1) Serial Port

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Supports up to 16 local Modules

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Removable CompactFlash

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Advanced performance and
capability

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RSLogix 5000 V13 support

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1.5M Memory

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(1) EtherNet/IP (1) Serial Port

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Supports up to 30 local Modules

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Removable CompactFlash

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Advanced performance and
capability

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RSLogix 5000 V12 support

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CompactLogix Platform

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CompactLogix 1769-L35CR

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1.5 Meg Memory

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Redundant ControlNet Media

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Supports up to 30 local Modules

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Removable CompactFlash

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Increased performance and
capability

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RSLogix 5000 V13 support

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CompactLogix Platform

CompactLogix 1769-OF8V

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8 channel current/voltage
input module

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differential or single-ended
inputs

•Works with MicroLogix 1500

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RSLogix 5000 V14 Profile
Support

CompactLogix 1769-OF8C

CompactLogix 1769-IF8

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8 channel in a single width

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16 bits (unipolar) resolution

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0-10, +10, 0-5, 1-5V dc

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No calibration required

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RSLogix 5000 V14 Profile
Support

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8 channel in a single width

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16 bits (unipolar) resolution

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+4 to +20 mA or 0 to +20
mA

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No calibration required

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RSLogix 5000 V14 Profile
Support

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Next Generation CompactLogix

Hardware

Channel 0
Default
Communication
Push-Button

(6) Diagnostic
LED’s

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RUN

• Force

• BATTERY

• I/O

• OK

• Channel 0 Default
Comm

3 Position Key
Switch

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Run, Prog, REM

• Same key for all Logix
Controllers

Removable Non-
Volatile
Storage

• Uses the standard,
popular CompactFlash
media

• Front Accessible, RUIP

• Safety latch for Class I,
DIV II compliance

(1) RS-232 Port

• Electrically Isolated

• DF1, DH-485, ASCII,
Full/Half Duplex

• Rugged 9 Pin D-shell
connector

EtherNet/IP Port

Or

ControlNet NAP Port

Or

Second RS-232 Port

1769-BA Battery

• Retain user memory for over
8 months

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under normal

conditions

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Next Generation Compact Logix

Controllers

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Common Features

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Faster, more powerful controllers designed

for mid-range applications.

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Complete NetLinx Connectivity options –

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EtherNet/IP / ControlNet / DeviceNet

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Program storage using removable

CompactFlash Media

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User memory ranging from 512K to 1.5MB

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Extended I/O capacity – ranging from 16 to

30 local I/O modules

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Ability to mix and match any

combination of 1769 modules up to 30 -

any combination of digital / analog /

specialty

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Backplane messaging support

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Faster I/O update – 1ms Backplane RPI

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When should you select a

CompactLogix?

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Station/machine-level, RTU/SCADA and general purpose control

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Applications up to 1024 local I/O

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Small to Medium DeviceNet applications

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Applications requiring advanced EtherNet/IP connectivity

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General purpose control applications that do not require integrated

motion

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CompactLogix applications that can benefit

from advanced features such as

EtherNet/IP, ControlNet, CompactFlash,

Increased data performance / capacity,

and data bridging

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Applications that can benefit from

Logix

Capabilities

but do not require the the

advanced features of ControlLogix

DeviceNet

24vdc

509 -BOD

EtherNet/IP

MODEM

MODEM

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Next Generation CompactLogix

Communication Capabilities

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NetLinx Network Interfaces

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Integrated EtherNet/IP

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Full implementation of the

EtherNet/IP Standard

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Integrated ControlNet

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Single or Redundant Media options

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DeviceNet via 1769-SDN

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Up to 64 nodes

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Easy configuration

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Built-in RS-232 port protocols

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DF1 Full Duplex/Master/Slave

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Connect Operator Interface

devices; dial-up, leased line, or

radio modems; programming

terminals

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DH-485 protocol

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Connect to a DH-485 network

through

Advanced Interface Converter

(1761-NET-AIC).

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ASCII

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Allows CompactLogix to read and

write with ASCII devices such as

barcode readers, weigh scales and

printers

DeviceNet

24vdc

509 -BOD

EtherNet/IP

MODEM

MODEM

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1769-SDN DeviceNet Scanner

All new CompactLogix Controllers

support bridging over DeviceNet:

– Configure

the controller and all devices on

DeviceNet

from

the same integrated

EtherNet/IP

,

ControlNet

, or

even

Serial

connection

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Send configuration changes to DeviceNet devices in

real-time via program initiated message instructions

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Reduce maintenance and setup time, minimize

configuration interface equipment, and expand system

capabilities.

New CompactLogix Advanced

NetLinx Features

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CompactLogix L35E and L32E

EtherNet/IP

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Advanced EtherNet/IP
Capability

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Complete support of the popular
and powerful EtherNet/IP standard

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Powerful, fast 100Mbit/sec
integrated Ethernet connection

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Supports up to 32 CIP connections

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Simultaneously and seamlessly
handles multiple HMI and I/O
connections

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Complete support of
standard Ethernet and Web
Services

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Supports the standard TCP/IP
web based protocol

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Up to 32 simultaneous TCP/IP
connections

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Supports Web browsing,

Email

,

FTP

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Integrated web pages provide
diagnostic and data monitoring
capability

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CompactLogix L35CR ControlNet

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Integrated ControlNet Interface

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Redundant Media option

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Scheduled, Deterministic I/O control and
Data sharing

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Scheduled or non-scheduled data
exchange to HMI

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Supports up to 32 CIP connections

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Seamless bridging from ControlNet to
Devicenet

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Industry hardened and accepted media

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Seamless integration with existing
ControlLogix systems.

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Dynamic Real-time data exchange
between ControlLogix and CompactLogix

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….add a Drive!

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CompactLogix L31 Dual Serial

Controller

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(2) Integrated Serial Ports

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Supports ASCII, DF1 Full Duplex, DF1
Master/Slave, DH485

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Configure any node on DeviceNet via a
connection originating from either Serial
Port

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Messaging from the Controller to any
node on DeviceNet

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Port Isolation protects your equipment in
harsh environments

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High Performance at a low cost !

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SCADA RTU / Packaging / Material
Handling

Versatility to go anywhere

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New CompactLogix Controllers

Enhanced Features

User Benefits

High performance CPU

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Supports higher speed

applications

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Faster scan times, better

coordination of I/O and

communication subsystems

Expanded I/O memory Capacity

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Supports larger more

demanding control

applications

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Increases your module and

network selection options

Expanded User Memory

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More programming versatility

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Support larger control

applications

Integrated EtherNet/IP,

Integrated ControlNet
combined with modular

DeviceNet

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Expand your I/O integration

options

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Superior Controller and HMI

integration

Front accessible, removable

CompactFlash

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Commercially available and

popular media

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Potential battery alternative

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Fast, portable, and reliable

program archival / recovery

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Additional background

slides

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Next Generation CompactLogix

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All CompactLogix Controllers ship

without firmware at initial release

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An “out-of-the-box” Controller’s RS-232, Ethernet, or

ControlNet ports will still be supported via RSLinx

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The user can flash an “out-of-the-box” Controller

using Controlflash software and RSLinx

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The user can flash an “out-of-the-box” Controller

using a CompactFlash card that was previously

loaded with a v12 program via RSLogix v12.

Note: the Controller program/firmware can only be

loaded on CompactFlash via a Controller. The

program must be compiled and downloaded to the

Controller’s RAM then transferred from RAM to

CompactFlash.

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CompactLogix Controller

Dimensions