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6.2 RSLogix 500 Configuration
6.2.1 Configure the Host Controller’s Ethernet Settings
You should configure the Ethernet settings of your host controller before adding the NR60E2 to your project.
Refer to RA documentation for information on configuring your controller.
6.2.2 Create a Message Data File for each NR60E2
Each NR60E2 in the system requires its own Message (MG) data file, and the minimum number of elements
in the MG file must be greater than or equal to the number of Message Instructions that reads or writes data to
that particular NR60E2.
Right click on the Data Files icon in the project tree and select “New...”. In the resulting window, change the
Type field to “Message”. As a minimum, set the “Elements” field to the number of Message Instructions
associated with the NR60E2. (You can create a file that contains more elements than is needed without caus-
ing an error.) All other fields are optional and can be left at their default settings or changed.
6.2.3 Create an Extended Routing Information (RIX) Data File for each NR60E2
Each NR60E2 in the system requires its own Extended Routing Information (RIX) data file, and the mini-
mum number of elements in the RIX file must be greater than or equal to the number of Message Instructions
that reads or writes data to that particular NR60E2.
Right click on the Data Files icon in the project tree and select “New...”. In the resulting window, change the
Type field to “Extended Routing Information”. As a minimum, set the “Elements” field to the number of
Message Instructions associated with the NR60E2. (You can create a file that contains more elements than
what is needed without causing an error.) All other fields are optional and can be left at their default settings
or changed.
6.2.4 Create an Integer File for each NR60E2
Create one or more Integer files to store the data read from and written to the NR60E2. You can also set aside
space in an existing Integer file for this data.
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Read Data:
This file must be at least two words in length for Position data or four words in
length for Position and Velocity data.
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Write Data:
This file must be at least six words in length to hold the configuration data. An addi-
tional two words are required to hold the Position Preset Value if used.
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A Message (MG) data file.
This file must have at least two elements, one to control the Read
Operation and one to control the Write Operation.