Cutler-Hammer EATON PanelMate ControlNet, Manual

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Chapter 5: Memory Addressing and Communications to the Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Using Control Information Protocol (CIP) Messaging
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Addressing Examples
The following are examples of legal addressing syntax (note that all tag names shown here are just
examples of legal tag names in the ControlLogix PLC family)
Tag Name Data Type
Machine_Speed BOOL, INT, DINT, SINT, REAL
Tank_22_Parameters[25] BOOL, INT, DINT, SINT, REAL
Tank_3_Parameters[244].07 INT, DINT, SINT
Tank_3_Parameters[522].14 INT, DINT
Tank_3_Parameters[18].25 DINT
Limit_switch_status Alias for any legal data type
Box_sensor Alias for any legal data type
Part_count_machine1_shift3.ACC COUNTER or TIMER
Zone3_Extruder5_Temp.PV PID
Zone3_Extruder5_Temp.CTL PID
Controller1.POS CONTROL
message31.REQ_LEN MESSAGE
Main_program:Counter.pre COUNTER within a Program tag
First_Floor:Tank[0].0 INT within a Program tag
The following are examples of illegal addressing syntax (here again all tag names are just examples). We
recommend mapping these data types to supported data types within the processor.
Tag Name Illegal Reason
Machine Speed spaces in tag name are not allowed in ControlLogix
Tank_22_Parameters[25][33] only single-dimension arrays are supported in
PanelMate’s ControlNet interface
Machine1.motor_amps User-defined data types are not supported in PanelMate’s
ControlNet interface
drive14.MotionStatus.7 AXIS data type is not supported in PanelMate’s
ControlNet interface
Local:3:I.Fault Local I/O cannot be accessed directly.
Motor_Speed[0].acc.0 Bits within a structure like the accumulator in a timer
cannot be accessed directly.