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of the ELC controller. Up to 8 communication modules are allowed. Click the
module to
select it, then click OK and the software will scan the network for all connected DeviceNet
devices and display their icons as shown below. If a device is displayed as “Unrecognized”,
the eds file for that device must be registered into the DNET CONFIG software so the
module can be configured and placed into the CODNETM modules scan list. The eds files
for all Eaton DeviceNet devices can be found on the Eaton website. The eds files for
third-party DeviceNet products can be found on the manufacturer’s website. To register an
eds file into DNET CONFIG, click the Tools drop down menu, select “eds operation” and
follow the instructions to browse for the eds file and register it.
For this example, Eaton’s DeviceNet adapter for distributed I/O (ELC-CADNET) is the slave
device to be mapped into the CODNETM module’s scan list. When commissioning a
DeviceNet network, the following procedure should be used:
1. Configure each device with a unique MAC ID (0-63) and the same data rate (125K,
250K or 500K).
2. Configure each slave device for the amount of I/O needed for the application. Some
slave devices have fixed I/O sizes, but most have a list to choose from.
3. Map each slave device into the scanner’s (master’s) scan list and note the block of
D-registers in both the input and output image assigned to each slave device’s data.
4. Download the information to the scanner.