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SlotServer Configuration Manual

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ProSoft Technology, Inc. is the exclusive provider of FieldServer SlotServers.

For Technical Support call +1 661.716.5100

Appendix A.

USEFUL FEATURES

Appendix A.1.

How to obtain Node Status from the SlotServer

By declaring the following Data Array, the Node Status field in the IO image header will be filled in with the Node
Statuses of all Nodes declared on the SlotServer. If the communication status is good then the Node Status is set
to 1. The communication status goes bad if it does not receive a response to a poll.

Typical Data Array Parameters are:

Section Title
Data_Arrays
Column Title

Function

Legal Values

Data_Array_Name

Provide name for Data Array

SlotServerNodes

Data_Format

Provides Data format

Bit

Data_Array_Length

Number of Data Objects

1 to

256

Data_Array_Function Special function for Data Array Node_Status

// Data Arrays

Data_Arrays

Data_Array_Name , Data_Format , Data_Array_Length , Data_Array_Function
SlotServerNodes

, Bit

, 256

, Node_Status

Note: The Data Array Name must be as shown for this function to work correctly.

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Summary of Contents for PS56-PRO-407

Page 1: ... manual provides instructions for the following FieldServer products Description PS56 BAS xxx PS56 FIR xxx PS56 PRO 407 The instructions are effective for the above as of September 2012 SlotServer Configuration Manual Kernel Version 1 04 Document Revision 5 ...

Page 2: ...Module 10 4 3 Step 3 Write Ladder Program to get Input Data from Data Arrays 12 4 4 Step 4 Write Ladder Program to Send Output Data to Data Arrays 15 4 5 Step 5 Download the RSLogix Program and Run 15 4 6 Step 6 Set up the third party connection 15 5 Programming the ControlLogix CPU for larger SlotServer Interfaces 16 5 1 Multiple Input Data Arrays 16 5 2 Accessing Multiple Output Data Arrays 16 5...

Page 3: ...Description of Data Transfer Process 30 Appendix A 9 The IO image header 32 Appendix A 10 Available Data Types for Data Arrays 32 Appendix A 11 Permissible Values for Configuration File Variables 33 Appendix A 11 1 Common Information 33 Appendix A 11 2 Data Arrays 33 Appendix A 11 3 Data Array Function 34 Appendix A 11 4 Connections Adapters 35 Appendix A 11 5 Nodes 35 Appendix A 11 6 Map Descript...

Page 4: ...he third party protocols residing in the SlotServer 1 2 Required Configuration for the SlotServer To achieve data transfer between CPU tags and the SlotServer third party protocols it is necessary to write and load a configuration into the SlotServer that tells the SlotServer how to map the ControlLogix Tags to the required protocol addresses This configuration is written in a Comma Separated Vari...

Page 5: ...r to the Start up guide for further information 2 2 Load the SlotServer Configuration into the SlotServer Refer to the SlotServer Start up Guide for information on the FieldServer Graphic User Interface FS GUI 2 3 Program the ControlLogix CPU to communicate with the SlotServer The sections that follow highlight a few examples on how this is done 2 4 Commission the third party network Refer to stan...

Page 6: ... Mode Nodes Comments Server 1 Only one IO image connection supported Common Information FieldServer Title System_Station_Address SlotServer Server v1 03d 1 3 2 Data Array Parameters The configuration file tells the SlotServer about its interfaces and the routing of data required In order to enable the SlotServer for Logix communications the driver independent SlotServer buffers need to be declared...

Page 7: ...ays section the SlotServer virtual node s needs to be declared in the Server Side Nodes section and the data to be provided to the Clients needs to be mapped in the Server Side Map Descriptors section Details on how to do this can be found below Note that in the tables indicates an optional parameter with the bold legal value being the default 3 4 Client Side Connection Parameters Section Title Co...

Page 8: ...tch data from One of the node names specified in Client Node Descriptor above IO_Data_Type Data type of IO image Use same as used in RSLogix to add the module INT 16 bit integer SINT 8 bit signed DINT 32 bit double REAL 32 bit float DA_Name_Start 1 Name of Data Array to include in IO image data One of the Data Array names from Section 3 2 Data Arrays must be named as follows DaName_x where x is a ...

Page 9: ...re permitted one to transfer data to the Logix CPU and one to accept data from the Logix CPU Client Side Map Descriptors Map_Descriptors Map_Descriptor_Name Scan_Interval Function Node_Name IO_Data_Type DA_Name_Start 3 DA_Count Input_BP_Image 0s Wrbc SlotServer_CPU Int TestOut_1 2 Output_BP_Image 0s Rdbc SlotServer_CPU Int TestIn_1 2 3 Refer to Appendix C 4 for information specific to naming Logix...

Page 10: ...filled with Lon variables is created Each item uses a different amount of bytes and the total adds up to 104 Lon Network Variables This limit of 104 does not apply when using customized data items the actual limit is 496 bytes Refer to the Advanced Project to access more than 104 Network Variables 4 1 Step 1 Establish an RSLogix project4 Use File New to create a new project or File Open to open an...

Page 11: ...l Page 11 of 37 ProSoft Technology Inc is the exclusive provider of FieldServer SlotServers For Technical Support call 1 661 716 5100 Choose the 1756 MODULE Select the Slot number in the rack where the SlotServer resides Click Next ...

Page 12: ...o get Input Data from Data Arrays Add a CPS Synchronous Copy File Ladder element to synchronize the incoming Data from the Input Data Arrays Use the Input Image Data as Source Click Finish to complete the Module Properties setup Create the Destination Tag by right clicking on Destination and choosing New Tag Choose a RPI of 100 0 ms This is the rate at which the I O image data will be transferred ...

Page 13: ...n the first Data Array has been received The block number is at offset 2 of the input image Finally add another CPS ladder element to copy the LonWorks Data from the InData_Copy Tag to a new Controller Tag called Lon_In_01 Also create the Tag by right clicking on Destination and choosing New Tag The New Tag must be of type REAL and a dimension of 76 Create a Controller Tag of Type REAL dimension 8...

Page 14: ...hnical Support call 1 661 716 5100 Below is the final ladder program to access data from LonWorks Function Block In 0 Very Important Note It is very important to first make a synchronous copy of the input image data before using it If this is not done the input data cannot be guaranteed to be from a specific SlotServer Data Array ...

Page 15: ...Tag The LonWorks Data are present from Lon_Out_01 4 to Lon_Out_01 79 You can create a User Defined Data Type to replace the type of Lon_Out_01 mapping the points to LonWorks point names Very Important Note It is very important to only update all the data of the Output Image Tag once using a Synchronous File Copy element It is not permissible to update the block number into the Output Image Tag and...

Page 16: ..._Copy 2 Very Important Note It is very important to first make a synchronous copy of the input image data before using it If this is not done the input data cannot be guaranteed to be from a specific LonWorks Function Block 5 2 Accessing Multiple Output Data Arrays To access more output Data Arrays it is necessary to create a Multiplexer in Ladder The Flash drive supplied with the product includes...

Page 17: ... For Technical Support call 1 661 716 5100 Very Important Note It is very important to only update all the data of the Output Image Tag once using a Synchronous File Copy element It is not permissible to update the block number into the Output Image Tag and then the data as this will cause an asynchronous transfer of data ...

Page 18: ...Parameter On startup the value will be loaded from the Non Volatile Memory into the Data Array This value will only be stored 3 times a minute so if more writes than that are done the values will be stored in the Data Array but not to the Non Volatile Memory Storing this value has performance impacts so care must be taken to store this value only if needed There is a limit to the number of values ...

Page 19: ...nce the communications have been re established the FieldServer will wait for a period called Probation_Delay before marking the Node as online Note 1 The Ic_Timeout parameter monitors the time between characters in a response If the time exceeds the Ic_Timeout the response is discarded and is considered a Timeout Note 2 All parameters in bold above are configurable See table below for where they ...

Page 20: ...nical Support call 1 661 716 5100 FieldServer Server Device Poll Response Scan Interval Poll Delay Poll Response Poll Timeout Retry interval Poll Poll Recovery Interval Status Node Online Status Node Offline Poll Response Poll Response Poll Response Probation Delay Status Node Online Time Retries Figure I SlotServer Timing Diagram ...

Page 21: ... status is good then the Node Status is set to 1 The communication status goes bad if it does not receive a response to a poll Typical Data Array Parameters are Section Title Data_Arrays Column Title Function Legal Values Data_Array_Name Provide name for Data Array SlotServerNodes Data_Format Provides Data format Bit Data_Array_Length Number of Data Objects 1 to 256 Data_Array_Function Special fun...

Page 22: ...ot being used Refer also to Appendix B 2 Appendix B 2 Driver Error screen returns Illegal Protocol Error Ensure that the configuration is not set to write to offset 0 of the output buffer Offsets 0 1 and 3 should be clear and the correct non zero buffer number should be written into offset 2 If the output buffer is not being used then the corresponding Logix Map descriptor should be removed Append...

Page 23: ...a Remote Rack using CNB Cards5 Appendix C 2 1 RSLogix configuration In order to see the SlotServer from the CPU the Hardware must be configured in RSLogix as follows Configure the cards in the local rack in the I O Configuration section including the CPU and the local CNB card Right click on the local CNB card and add the remote CNB card using the New Module function Right Click on the remote CNB ...

Page 24: ... similar to this Appendix C 2 2 RSNetWorx configuration Open up RSNetWorx and add the two CNB Cards to the Network by dragging them onto the Network in the Graph tab Must be done with Edits Enabled Follow the prompts on the screen to configure the Chassis being used and the cards in each Chassis Rack Go Online with RSNetWorx and then press save This will transfer the RSNetWorx Configuration to the...

Page 25: ... visible to the CPU Go Online with RSLogix and check the Input buffer of the SlotServer for data Examine offset 2 of the input tag for a non Zero value If the SlotServer is multiplexing DA_Count 1 then this value will be cycling through the Buffer numbers if DA_Count 1 then offset 2 will be fixed at 1 If offset 2 is zero then the SlotServer is not being seen by the CPU and Diagnostics will need to...

Page 26: ...f FieldServer SlotServers For Technical Support call 1 661 716 5100 Appendix C 2 4 Connection limitations Controlling the SlotServer using ControlNet Only one remote I O rack is supported I O can only be added online using a direct connection The following Vendor information provides clarification ...

Page 27: ...pdate rate EUR Scan interval number of msg block pairs 6 e g EUR 0 2s 1 0 2s when using only one input and output block e g EUR 0 2s 25 5s when using the full LonWorks Open Interface configuration Appendix C 4 Rules for Naming Logix driver Data Arrays The Logix driver attaches significance to the name of the Data Array used in the Logix Driver Map Descriptor This allows the user to declare a serie...

Page 28: ...he exclusive provider of FieldServer SlotServers For Technical Support call 1 661 716 5100 All Data Arrays not just the start Data Array must be declared individually in the Data Arrays Section The following examples describe legal and illegal naming conventions respectively ...

Page 29: ...l Function Node_Name IO_Data_Type DA_Name_Start DA_Count Input_BP_Image 0s Wrbc CPU1 INT Test_5 2 Output_BP_Image 0s Rdbc CPU1 INT Test_3 2 Example 2 Illegal Map Descriptors Map_Descriptors Map_Descriptor_Name Scan_Interval Function Node_Name IO_Data_Type DA_Name_Start DA_Count Input_BP_Image 0s Wrbc CPU1 INT Test_05 2 Output_BP_Image 0s Rdbc CPU1 INT Test 2 Output_BP_Image2 0s Rdbc CPU1 INT Test_...

Page 30: ... reserved for the IO image header Refer to Appendix D 2 The SlotServer acts as a multiplexer when it sends data to the Logix CPU and as a demultiplexer when it receives data from the Logix CPU The diagram on the next page describes the SlotServer operation methodology For input data the input data from the external device is placed into the 25 Data Arrays numbered In_1 to In_25 The SlotServer send...

Page 31: ...r Tag Logix CPU Input Data Multiplexer Output Data DeMultiplexer SlotServer Input Data In 24 Out 24 Out 0 External Device eg LonWorks Modbus 0 1 2 3 4 79 Protocol Type Node Status Data Block Number Reserved In_x Data Out_x Data Offset Description SlotServer Data Transfer over IO Data Image In 1 Offset Description In 0 0 1 2 3 4 79 Protocol Type Node Status Data Block Number Reserved Output Data Ou...

Page 32: ...tate the choice of data type each of the data types available are described below Data Format Description Float Format used to store Floating Point Analog values e g temperature volts Each point in the array represents one 32 bit Floating Point value Bit Format for storing Binary Data Each point in the array represents one bit Byte Format for storing Bytes of data Each point in the Array represent...

Page 33: ...ta is not too old This parameter specifies the length of time cached data is valid Time in seconds 300s Cache_Size Specify size of Cache 0 1000 80 Cache_Time_To_Live Used for Port Expansion A cache is created for data from a Node for which no Map Descriptor is configured If this data is not accessed for longer that the time specified by this parameter the cache will be cleared Time in seconds 300s...

Page 34: ...overview of all devices configured on the FieldServer Cycles through all the devices on the FieldServer in the order that they are configured Note that the Data Array needs to be long enough to store all device information 0 Handle 1 station 2 port 3 adapter 4 status 6 old station 10 Historical message count 11 minutes 12 hour 13 day 14 month 15 Historical error count 16 minutes 17 hour 18 day 19 ...

Page 35: ...FieldServer that tier will start acting as a Server Setting this parameter to Client_Only will prevent this happening Client_Only Write_Queue_Mode Mode for dealing with potential accumulation of successive writes to the same point can be configured Overwrite Blocking Write_Queue_Size The length of the queue can be configured if blocking mode is set Blocking will occur when there is no more space o...

Page 36: ...ponse if ALL of the responsible Client Nodes for the data range concerned are offline Always_Respond overrides the data validity as well i e it forces the Server Node to regard data as valid even if the Client Node is offline or the data has expired Ignore_Clients Any_Offline All_Offline Always_Respond Write_Ack_Option Ack_Complete default the Server waits for the Client Side write transaction to ...

Page 37: ...PLC Data_Array_Low_Scale Buffer_Low_Scale Scaling zero in Data Array Any signed 32 bit integer in the range 2 147 483 647 to 2 147 483 647 0 Data_Array_High_Scale Buffer_High_Scale Scaling max in Data Array Any signed 32 bit integer in the range 2 147 483 647 to 2 147 483 647 100 Node_Low_Scale Scaling zero in Connected Node Any signed 32 bit integer in the range 2 147 483 647 to 2 147 483 647 0 N...

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