Allen-Bradley L6x 1756-L61, L6x 1756-L62, L6x 1756-L63, L6x 1756-L63XT, L6x 1756-L64, L6x 1756-L65, L7x 1756-L72, L7x 1756-L73, L7x 1756-L74, L7x 1756-L75 ControlLogix Controller User Manual

Below you will find brief information for ControlLogix Controller L6x 1756-L61, ControlLogix Controller L6x 1756-L62, ControlLogix Controller L6x 1756-L63, ControlLogix Controller L6x 1756-L64, ControlLogix Controller L6x 1756-L65, ControlLogix Controller L7x 1756-L72, ControlLogix Controller L7x 1756-L73, ControlLogix Controller L7x 1756-L74, ControlLogix Controller L7x 1756-L75. The ControlLogix Controllers are industrial controllers capable of controlling a variety of industrial processes. The controllers offer a variety of programming languages as well as multiple communication options to connect to different networks. The controllers also include features for monitoring the status of the system and connections.

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Key features

  • Industrial Controller
  • Variety of Programming Languages
  • Multiple Communication Options
  • System and Connection Status Monitoring
  • High-Performance Processing
  • Extensive I/O Capabilities
  • Redundancy Support
  • Motion Control Features
  • Safety Features
  • Extreme Environment Version

Frequently asked questions

There are traditional, extreme environment, and safety controllers. This user manual describes the traditional and extreme environment controllers. For more information on safety controllers, refer to the GuardLogix Controller Systems Safety Reference Manual (publication 1756-RM093).

The installation procedures for these controllers are detailed in Chapter 1, Install the 1756-L7x Controller (on page 17), and Chapter 2, Install the 1756-L6x Controller (on page 31).

The required software versions are listed in Table 3 on page 12. You need RSLogix 5000 software for programming and RSLinx Classic software for communication.

ControlLogix controllers support a variety of networks, including EtherNet/IP, ControlNet, DeviceNet, Data Highway Plus, Universal Remote I/O, Foundation Fieldbus, and HART. Refer to Chapter 5, Communication Networks (on page 89), for details.

Chapter 9, Develop Motion Applications (on page 147), provides information on motion control options and programming.

Chapter 11, Using the PhaseManager Tool (on page 171), explains the PhaseManager tool and its purpose.

Memory options are described in Chapter 4, ControlLogix System and Controllers (on page 81).

Chapter 12, Redundant Systems (on page 177), provides details on redundancy setup and configuration.
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