Installation Instructions
DeviceNet Seminar
Installation Instructions
When to Use
These Instructions
Use these installation instructions to set up the lab for the
DeviceNet seminar.
For information on
Meeting the Computer Requirements
What You Should Receive with the
DeviceNet Demo
Referring to Related Publications
What's in the Demo Boxes
Describing the Hardware
Installing the Software
Copying Files from the Seminar Disk
Connecting the Boxes
Checking the Diagnostics
Connecting the RS232 Interface Module
Testing the Interface Module
Troubleshooting Your 1747SDN
Scanner Module
Meeting the
Computer Requirements
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The DeviceNet lab exercises require the following components.
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Advanced Programming Software (APS)
DeviceNetManager Software, Version 1.0
Two unoccupied comm serial ports
Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later, Windows 95,
or Windows NT
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What You Should Receive
with the DeviceNet Demo
You should receive these items as part of the DeviceNet seminar
lab exercises.
1 seminar binder
2 power cords
1747PIC
personal computer
interface converter
2 demo boxes
1770KFD
Referring to
Related Publications
DeviceNet Sales Literature
Refer to these publications for more information about the
DeviceNet network.
Title
Open DeviceNet Vendor Association Catalog
DeviceNet FLEX I/O Adapter Product Profile
DeviceNet Scanner for the SLC Chassis
Catalog No. 1747SDN Product Profile
DeviceNet Reference Publications
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Publication Number
CSV6.5.4
DN1.2
DN1.3
DeviceNet Scanner for the PLC Chassis
Catalog No. 1771SDN Product Profile
DeviceNet Sealed Physical Media Product Profile
Open Device Network Offers Improved
Communications and Flexibility Product Profile
PHOTOSWITCH Series 9000 Photoelectric
Sensors for the DeviceNet Network Product Profile
SMP3 Solid State Overload Relay for
the DeviceNet Network Product Profile
Brochure/DeviceLink
DeviceNet Communication Link Overview Product Profile
DeviceNet Product Overview
Bulletin 1305 AC Drive
DeviceNet Cable System Planning
and Installation Manual
1747SDN Scanner Module Installation Instructions
DeviceNet Scanner Configuration Manual
DeviceNet Scanner Configuration Release Notes
DeviceNet RS232 Interface Module Installation Instructions
DN1.7
1771SDN Scanner Module Installation Instructions
DeviceNet Scanner Configuration Manual
DeviceNet Scanner Configuration Release Notes
DeviceNetManager Software User Manual
DeviceNetManager Software Release Notes
FLEX I/O DeviceNet Adapter Installation Instructions
DeviceNet Adapter Module User Manual
RediSTATION User Manual
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What's In the Demo Boxes
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The following diagram illustrates what’s in the demo boxes for the
lab exercises.
drop line
demo box 1
demo box 2
personal computer
(not included)
DH485 link1
RS232 cable
to DH485 port
on processor1
1747PIC
personal computer
interface converter
RS232 cable
1770KFD
1 If you use an SLC 5/04 processor, a Data Highway Plus link is required.
Note: Demo is supplied with an SLC 5/04 processor.
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Demo Box 1 Description
trunk line
4position
selector switch
FLEX I/O adapter, terminal
bases, and modules
voltmeter
TPort tap
power cord (can be
used with 110V or
220V ac outlet)
terminating resistor
terminating resistor
drop line
photoeye
and reflector
power switch
RediSTATION operator interface
Demo Box 1 includes the following components.
Component (clockwise on drawing)
Trunk line
with female fieldinstallable connector
with male fieldinstallable connector
Catalog Number
1485RP1M5C
1485PP1T5N5
1485PP1T5M5
4position selector switch
TPort taps (right keyed)
800TN2KF4B
1485PP1N5MN5R1
Terminating resistor (male)
Power switch
1485AT1M5
800AH2BW
2705T3DN1A42A
42GNP9000QD1
880N1
1485RP1N5M5
1485AT1N5
Not applicable
Not applicable
1794ADN
1794TB2
1794IB16
1794OE4
RediSTATION operator interface
Series 9000 photoeye retroreflective
1" reflector
Drop line
Terminating resistor (female)
Power cord
010V dc voltmeter (type 1212 1.5")
FLEX I/O DeviceNet Adapter
FLEX I/O Terminal Bases
FLEX I/O Digital Input Module
FLEX I/O Analog Output Module
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Demo Box 2 Description
DL10 Dataliner
message display
limit switch
SLC processor
with DeviceNet scanner
DeviceLink discrete I/O
1305 ac drive
power cord (can be
used with 110V or
220V ac outlet)
SMP3 solidstate
overload relay
electric motor
1203GK5 communication module
Demo Box 2 includes the following components.
Component (clockwise on drawing)
DL10 Dataliner message display
SLC processor with DeviceNet scanner
Communication module for power products
SMP3 solidstate overload relay
Communication module for power products
Parvalux electric motor
Power cord
1305 ac drive
DeviceLink cable
Oiltight limit switch
Catalog Number
2706A11J
1747SDN
1203GK5
Bulletin 193
1203GK5
Not applicable
Not applicable
1305
1485DA3C3C
902TWSP
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Describing the Hardware
These are the descriptions and DeviceNet node numbers of the
devices contained in the demo boxes.
The scanner is the DeviceNet
master coordinating all
communications to all devices on
the DeviceNet network.
This DeviceNet data is transferred to and from the
SLC 500 processor via block and discrete I/O
transfers. This data is then used in the SLC 500
ladder program to do the actual control logic.
• An I/O chassis with a SLC 500 processor and
Analog output channel 0 is
connected to a volt meter to
easily display the voltage output. Also a 4position
selector switch is connected to bits 0 3 of the
1794IB16 discrete input module.
• A 1794-ADN Flex I/O adapter connected to an analog output
The SMP3 solidstate overload relay
provides solidstate motor overcurrent
protection in addition to ground fault
protection, jam/stall protection, and
protection against damage caused by
phase loss conditions.
The 1305 ac drive provides drive
status and diagnostic data at the
local panel using the part of the
drive known as the Human
Interface Module or at a
supervisory control station using an optional
communication module.
The Series 9000 photoeye is designed
to withstand harsh environments.
The sensor for this lab is retroreflective.
The DeviceLink discrete I/O
connects single nonDeviceNet
dc source devices to the
DeviceNet network.
The RediSTATION operator interface
has a start button, stop button, and a
red light.
DeviceNetManager
software configures
software parameters of
DeviceNet devices
from multiple vendors
and performs network
diagnostic and troubleshooting.
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a 1747-SDN scanner.
Scanner node number = 00
module and a discrete input module.
Adapter node number = 02
• An SMP-3 solid-state overload relay connected to the DeviceNet
network via a 1203-GK5 communication module.
SMP-3 solid-state overload relay node number = 03
• A 1305 ac drive connected to the DeviceNet network via a
1203-GK5 communication module.
1305 ac drive node number = 04
• A Series 9000 PHOTOSWITCH photoeye.
Photoeye node number = 07
• A DeviceLink discrete I/O connected to a limit switch.
DeviceLink discrete I/O node number = 10
• A RediSTATION operator interface.
RediSTATION operator interface node number = 15
• DeviceNetManager software connected to the DeviceNet network
via a 1770-KFD interface module.
Software node number = 62
DeviceNet Seminar Installation Instructions
Installing the Software
Follow these steps to install the software.
1. Start Windows.
2. Insert the software disk into the 3.5” disk drive.
3. From the File menu in the Program Manager, choose Run.
File
4. Type a:setup.exe at the Command Line.
If you inserted the software
disk into another disk drive,
use the appropriate drive
letter instead of a:
5. Choose
You see this installation screen.
6. Choose Continue to proceed with the installation process.
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7. Click on the respective fields and enter your name, your
company’s name, and the serial number noted on the disk label.
We recommend that you enter this information
so, in the event that you need to call AllenBradley
for support, the software serial number will be
readily available to you.
The software serial number is
located on the envelope that
contained the software disk.
8. Choose
You see the registration screen with the information you entered.
9. To
Choose
Approve the information
Go back and make corrections
If you see this screen, you entered an invalid serial number.
Check your License Agreement Envelope for the correct
serial number.
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You see this installation screen.
The software creates a default directory on the host hard drive
called DNETMGR and a subdirectory for all EDS files
called DNETMGR/EDS.
10.
If you want to
Use the default settings
Then
Choose
Change the default settings
a. Make any changes
b. Choose
Exit the installation process
Choose
Find out more about this installation
Choose
When you choose Install, you see this installation screen.
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If you see this screen, another version of the software is
already installed on the host hard drive.
If you want to
Place the current installation over the
existing installation
Change the target directories
Choose
and go to step 10
Cancel the installation
You see this screen.
Choose
to continue with the installation or
choose
to exit the installation.
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11. Once the installation is complete, choose the appropriate button
to either look at the README notes, run the software, or return
to Windows.
The README file contains
last minute changes to
the software or the
DeviceNetManager Software
User Manual.
An icon now appears in your Program Manager.
Copying Files from
the Seminar Disk
You need to copy the files from the seminar disk you received with
the demo boxes onto the hard drive of your computer.
1. Start Windows.
2. Double-click on the File Manager icon in the Main
program group.
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You see this screen.
3. Choose
You see this screen.
4. Double-click on the dnetmgr directory.
5. Click once on the seminar directory so it is highlighted.
6. From the File menu, choose Copy.
File
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You see this screen.
7. In the To field, enter c:\dnetmgr.
8. Choose
9. Choose
You see this screen.
Notice that the seminar directory
now appears in the dnetmgr directory.
10.Choose
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You see this screen.
11. Double-click on the ipds directory.
12.Double-click on the arch directory.
13.Click once on the SLC 500 directory so it is highlighted.
14.From the File menu, choose Copy.
File
You see this screen.
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15.In the To field, enter c:\dnetmgr.
16.Choose
17.Choose
You see this screen.
Notice that the arch directory
now appears in the ipds directory.
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Connecting the Boxes
Follow these steps to connect your DeviceNet demo boxes together.
1. Connect the drop line from the top of box 2 into the second
T-Port tap on the right of box 1.
Demo Box 1
Demo Box 2
drop line
2. Plug one end of the power cord into the left side of box 1.
Demo Box 1
3. Plug the other end of the power cord into a 110V or
220V ac outlet.
4. Plug one end of the other power cord into the back of box 2.
Demo Box 2
5. Plug the other end of the power cord into a 110V or
220V ac outlet.
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Checking the Diagnostics
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To verify that you have properly installed your DeviceNet demo,
perform the following checks. If any of the following items are not
true, refer to the DL10 Dataliner for diagnostics and check the
associated connections.
Important:
Make sure the SLC 5/03 processor is in Run mode.
Box 1
1794-ADN Flex I/O Rack
✓
✓
✓
Adapter – both Mod/Net and I/O Status indicators are
illuminated green
1794-OE4 Module – power indicator is illuminated green
1794-IB16 Module – one of the indicators (number 0
thru 3) is illuminated amber
RediSTATION Operator Interface
Adjust the demo selector switch so the number 1 indicator on the
IB16 module illuminates amber.
✓
The light on the RediSTATION flashes red each time the
meter indicates 0 or 10 volts
Photoeye
✓
All three indicators are illuminated (two green and
one amber)
If all three are not illuminated, adjust the position of the
reflector until all three illuminate.
Box 2
DeviceLink Discrete I/O
✓
Indicator is illuminated green
DL10 Dataliner
✓
Indicates SYSTEM NORMAL or
‘‘THANK YOU” message
1747-SDN Scanner Module
✓
✓
Module Status and Network Status indicators are
illuminated green
Node Address and Status display indicates 00 (the SDN
node address)
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1203-GK5 Communication Adapter
✓
Both indicators on the 1203-GK5 Communication Adapter
are illuminated green
If not, check the connections to the communication adapter
and the ac drive or SMP-3 overload relay.
SMP-3 Overload Relay
✓
Power Status indicator is illuminated green
1305 AC Drive
✓
Connecting the
RS232 Interface Module
Display reads Stopped +0.00Hz
You must have an RS-232 interface module connected and supplied
with power to run the software. Follow the appropriate directions to
power your RS-232 interface module from the network or a 9V dc
power-supply adapter.
Power From Network
1. Set the power switch to 1.
5pin unsealed connector
9pin Dshell
RS232 connector
power
switch
retentive locking screws
2. Insert the 9-pin D-shell RS-232 connector into the bottom of the
RS-232 interface module.
3. Insert the other 9-pin D-shell RS-232 connector into a serial port
of your computer.
4. Insert the network’s 5-pin unsealed connector into the top of the
RS-232 interface module. This connects the RS-232 interface
module onto the trunk line enabling communication between
devices on the network.
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Checking the RS232
Module Diagnostics
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The three status indicators on the RS-232 module give you
information about your network and its connections. Conditions for
this lab should be as indicated in the shaded areas of the
following tables.
Module Status Indicator
If the indicator is
Off
Solid green
Blinking green
Solid red
Blinking red
Then
Which indicates
There is no power being supplied to There is no power.
the module.
The module is operating normally.
The module is on
line and a commu
nication rate
is detected.
The module is operating normally
The module is in
awaiting for initialization from
autobaud mode.
the host.
Take this action
Apply power to the module.
There is an unrecoverable fault in
the module.
There is a recoverable fault in
the module.
Replace the module.
The module has a
critical fault.
The module has a
recoverable fault.
Do nothing.
Initialize the module.
Reconfigure, reset, and per
form the error recovery steps
to the module.
Network Status Indicator
If the indicator is
Off
Solid green
Blinking green
Solid red
Then
The module is offline.
Which indicates
The DeviceNet
network is offline.
The module is online and communi The DeviceNet
cating over the DeviceNet network. network is online.
The module is online.
The DeviceNet
network is online
but not communi
cating.
The link between the module and
There is a critical
the DeviceNet network has failed.
error in the
DeviceNet link.
Take this action
Go online.
Do nothing.
Do nothing.
Check your node addresses
and network configurations for
an error.
RS232 Status Indicator
If the indicator is
Off
Then
There is no activity and the
DeviceNet link is OK.
Which indicates
Take this action
There is no com
Do nothing.
munication over the
DeviceNet network.
Blinking green
There is activity and the DeviceNet
link is OK.
Data is being trans Do nothing.
mitted or received
by the module.
Solid red
There is a critical fault in
the module.
Blinking red
There is a recoverable fault in
the module.
The device is
Attempt to go online again.
incapable of com
municating on the
DeviceNet network.
The module has
Check your communication
detected a
rate and parity.
noncritical fault.
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Testing the
RS232 Module
Follow these steps to test your online connection.
1. From the Who menu, choose Network Who.
Who
You see this screen.
2. Once nodes 00, 02, 03, 04, 07, 10, 15, and 62 are listed,
choose
Important: You must complete steps 3 through 8 for each
lab station.
3. Double-click on node 04.
You see this screen.
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4. To create an EDS file, choose
You see this screen.
5. Choose
You see this screen.
6. Choose
Once the EDS files are uploaded, the Create EDS File screen is
updated with the selected device’s information.
We recommend you enter the catalog number.
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7. To save the EDS file you’ve just created,
choose
You see this warning message.
8. To save the EDS file, choose
You return to this screen.
9. Complete steps 1 through 8 for node 03, (SMP-3 overload relay).
Troubleshooting Your
1747SDN Scanner Module
If the indicator is
Off
DeviceNet
module
status
indicator
STATUS
MODULE NET
ADDRESS/ERROR
The bicolor (green/red) module status indicator (MODULE)
displays module status. It indicates whether the module has power
and is functioning properly.
network
status
indicator
Green
Flashing Green
Flashing Red
Red
top part of module
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Then
There is no power applied to
the module.
The module is operating in
normal condition.
The module is not
configured.
There is an invalid
configuration.
The module has an
unrecoverable fault.
Take this action
Apply power.
Do nothing.
Configure the module.
Check configuration setup.
Replace the module.
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The DeviceNet channel has a bicolor (green/red) network status
indicator (NET). The following table provides troubleshooting
information about the DeviceNet channel communication link.
If the NET indicator is
Off
Then
The device has no power or the channel
is disabled for communication due to bus
off condition, loss of network power, or
has been intentionally disabled.
Which indicates
The channel is disabled for Device
Net communication.
Flashing Green
The twodigit numeric display for the
channel indicates an error code that pro
vides more information about the condi
tion of the channel.
There's normal operation.
The channel is enabled but no com Configure scan list table for channel
munication is occurring.
to add devices.
All slave devices in the scan list
table are communicating normally
with the module.
Do nothing.
Solid Red
The communications channel has failed.
The two digit numeric display for the
channel displays an error code that pro
vides more information about the condi
tion of the channel.
The module may be defective.
Reset module. If failures continue,
replace module.
Flashing Red
The twodigit numeric display for the
channel displays an error code that pro
vides more information about the condi
tion of the channel.
At least one of the slave devices in Examine the failed device and the
the module's scan list table has
scan list table for accuracy.
failed to communicate with the mod
ule.
Solid Green
DeviceNet
STATUS
MODULE NET
ADDRESS/ERROR
top part of module
Take this action
Powerup the module, provide net
work power to channel, and be sure
channel is enabled in both the mod
ule configuration table and module
command word.
Your 1747-SDN Scanner Module uses numeric displays to indicate
diagnostic information about the status of your module. The display
flashes at 1 second intervals. The following table summarizes the
meanings of the numeric codes.
node address
and status
display
If the numeric code is Which indicates
0 63
Normal operation. The numeric display
matches the scanner's node address on
the DeviceNet network.
Take this action
Do nothing.
70
Module failed the Duplicate Node
Address check
71
74
Illegal data in scan list table (node num
ber alternately flashes).
Slave device stopped communicating
(node number alternately flashes).
Device ID does not match scan list table
entry (node number alternately flashes).
Data overrun on port detected.
75
No network traffic has been detected.
76
No direct network traffic for the
module detected.
Data size returned does not match scan
lists entry (node number alternately
flashes).
None. The module hears other network
communication.
Reconfigure your module and change
the addressing.
Slave device in scan list table does not
exist (node number alternately flashes).
Add the device to the network or delete
the scan list entry for that device.
72
73
77
78
Change the module channel address to
another available one. The node address
you selected is already in use on
that channel.
Reconfigure the scan list table and
remove any illegal data.
Inspect the field devices and verify
the connections.
Enter a matching scan list device ID.
Modify your configuration and check for
invalid data.
Verify your connections.
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If the numeric code is Which indicates
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Module has failed to transmit a message.
Check for disconnected cables.
Do nothing.
Do nothing.
Check scan list table entry for slave
device to make sure that input and output
data lengths are correct. Check slave
device configuration.
Check accuracy of scan list table entry.
Check slave device configuration.
80
81
82
Module is in IDLE mode.
Module is in FAULT mode.
Error detected in sequence of fragmented
I/O messages from device (node number
alternately flashes).
83
Slave device is returning error responses
when module attempts to communicate
with it (node number alternately flashes).
84
Module is initializing the
DeviceNet channel.
None. This code clears itself once the
module attempts to initialize all slave
devices on the channel.
85
Data size returned is bigger
than expected.
This is not an error. At powerup and
reset, the module displays all 14
segments of the node address and
status display indicators.
You have disabled the
communication port.
Busoff condition detected on
comm port. Module is detecting
communication errors.
Check accuracy of scan list table entry.
Check slave device configuration.
Do nothing.
88
90
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Make sure that your module is connected
to a valid network.
92
No network power detected
on the comm port.
95
Application FLASH update in progress.
97
98
99
Module halted by user command.
Unrecoverable firmware failure.
Unrecoverable hardware failure.
Reconfigure your module.
Check DeviceNet connections and
physical media integrity. Check system for
failed slave devices or other possible
sources of network interference.
Provide network power. Make sure that
the module's drop line is providing
network power to the module comm port.
None. Do not disconnect the module
while application FLASH is in progress.
You will lose any existing data in the
module's memory.
Do nothing.
Service or replace your module.
Service or replace your module.
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