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  • Page 1

     Quick Start Guide Rockwell ControlLogix / CompactLogix PLC Connecting to Omron 3G3MX2 AC Drive with EtherNet/IP  Revision 1.01 08/04/2011[...]

  • Page 2

    Sectio This do c configu r Control L Compa c require d For mor 3G3AX - I 36 I . Goal: A followin g Input A s frequen c n 1: Intr o c ument det a r ed with a 3 L ogix or C o c tLogix PL C d to make a e detailed i MX2-EIP- A A connectio n g steps, us i s sembly 70 ) c y of the AC o duction a ils the ste 3 G3AX-MX 2 mpactLogi x C will be us e connecti[...]

  • Page 3

    Sectio 1 2 3 4 5 6 n 2: Set u . Mount t h . Connect . A pply p o . Connect . A pply p o . A pply p o Note: A necessa r 3G3MX 2 u p h e 3G3AX- M the 3G3M X o wer to the the Comp a o wer to the o wer to the motor ma y r y for this e 2 LCD displ M X2-EIP- A X 2 to an Et 3G3MX2 A a ctLogix to CompactL o Ethernet s w y be conne c e xample, a s ay. 3 [...]

  • Page 4

    Sectio Param e parame t Par a A00 1 A00 2 P04 8 B03 7 F00 2 F00 3 IP Add r 1. O t h 2. C 3. S 4. U n 3: AC e ter Config t ers listed b a meter Nu 1 2 8 7 2 3 r ess Confi g O n the 3G3 M h e EtherNe C ycle powe r S et the IP A U sing a We b Drive an d uration: C b elow are t h mber Va 4 4 2 0 1 1 g uration: M X2 A C D r t/IP adapt e r to the 3G 3 A [...]

  • Page 5

    5. O C 6. O D t h O n the Net w C hanges’ . O n the 3G3 M D rive, allow i h e Web Br o w ork Config M X2 A C D r i ng the DC o wser. uration tab r ive, set P1 Bus to dis c 5  , make the 85 to 0 , th e c harge. Th settings s h e n cycle p o is applies t h own, and c o wer to the t he IP Addr c lick ‘ Appl y 3G3MX2 A ess set fro m   y A [...]

  • Page 6

    Sectio 1. V t u 2. O 5 3. C 5 4. R n 4: Est a V erify that a u rned on t o O pen the p r 000. C onfigure t h 000. R ight click o a blishin g ll the com p the devic e oject file o r h e IP addre o n the Ethe r g the Con p onents ar e e s. r create a n ss of the C r net modul e 6  nection e connecte d ew project ompactLo g e in the Co m d via Ethe[...]

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    5. I n M  6. C d n the Com m M odule” , a n C onfigure t h ialog box, a m unicatio n n d click O K h e connecti o a nd click O n s group, s e K . o n to the 3 G K . 7  e lect “ ETH E G 3MX2 as E RNET-M O shown bel o O DULE G e o w in the N e neric Eth e  N ew Modul e   e rnet e [...]

  • Page 8

    7. S Tags wi l S et the RPI l l have bee at 10.0 ms n created a , which is t h a utomatical 8  h e default, ly for the 3 G and click O G 3MX2 co n O K. n nection a s s shown b e   e low.[...]

  • Page 9

    8. C C reate the f o o llowing c o o mments in 9  the Contr o o ller Tags s ection of R R SLogix 50 0   0 0.[...]

  • Page 10

    9. C 0 C reate the f o Hz to 60 H o llowing pr o H z to 0 Hz. o gram, whi Create ‘M X 10  ch will con t X 2Start’ an t inuously r a d ‘MX2Sto p a mp the fre p ’ as additi o e quency fro o nal Tags.   m[...]

  • Page 11

    10. D 11. I f b 3 12. U f r D ownload t h f the 3G3M X it f r om off Æ G3MX2 AC U sing RSL o r om 0 Hz t o h e project t o X 2 A C Dri v Æ on Æ off C Drive. gix 5000, t o o 60 Hz to 0 o the Com p v e has an e to reset th e o ggle the ‘ M 0 Hz. 11  p actLogix p rror, toggl e e error, or p M X2Start t a p rocessor u e the MX2: 0 p ress the ?[...]

  • Page 12

    Sectio  n 5: Oth e e r Conn e e ction As 12  semblie s s    [...]

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    Terms an d Conditions of Sale 1. Offer; Acc eptance . These terms and condit ions (these "T erms ") are deemed par t o f all quotes, ag reements, purchase or ders, ackno wledgments, pri ce list s, catalogs, manuals, brochures and other doc uments, whether electron ic or in writing, relating to the s ale of products or ser vices (col lecti[...]

  • Page 16

    OMRON CANADA, INC. • HEAD OFFICE T oront o, ON, Canada • 416.2 86.6465 • 866.986.6 7 66 • www .omr on2 47 . com OMRON ELECTRONICS DE MEXIC O • HEAD OFFICE México DF • 52 . 55 .59 .01.43 .00 • 001.800.5 56.67 66 • mela@omron.c om OMRON ELECTRONICS DE MEXIC O • SALES OFFICE Apodaca, N.L. • 52.81. 11.56.99 .20 • 001.800.5 56.6 7[...]