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Strany 1 - Cat. No. 1771SPI

SPI Protocol Interface ModuleCat. No. 1771SPIConcepts Manual

Strany 2 - Important User Information

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-4You must program block transfer instructions according to an exact protocol.Programming the Transf

Strany 3 - Table of Contents

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-5You establish the order (polling queue) in which the SPI modulecommunicates with devices on the ne

Strany 4 - Table of Contentsii

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-6The SPI module can store the configuration blocks of: up to 10 different types of devices (device

Strany 5 - Using This Manual

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-7The SPI specification and previous revisions of the SPI module usermanual use terms that may be un

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Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-8Notes

Strany 7 - Communication Network

Chapter 22-1Important Information that You Need to Set Up the SPI NetworkThis chapter tells you what information you need from the devicemanufacturer,

Strany 8 - Data Table

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-2Important: When using any of these devices with a custom configuration(as desc

Strany 9 - Overview of the Data

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-3Data Types and Data Codes for Transfer to and from Devices on the SPI NetworkY

Strany 10 - Chapter 1

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-4Information to Configure the SPI ModuleConfiguration information that you init

Strany 11 - Network Devices

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-5Informational Requirements for an Example SPI NetworkTo summarize the informat

Strany 12 - Can the SPI Network

Because of the variety of uses for the products described in this publication,those responsible for the application and use of this control equipment

Strany 13 - Definition of Terms

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-6The device manufacturer should provide a wiring diagram that shows theRS-485 d

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Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-7Example Diagram with Primary and Secondary Machine ConnectionsIn the following

Strany 15 - Required Information from

Important Information That You Needto Set Up the SPI NetworkChapter 22-8Notes

Strany 16 - Communication Rate

Chapter 33-1Defining Command and Status BlocksYou communicate with devices on the SPI network by transferring datablocks between a PLC processor and a

Strany 17 - Data Types and Data Codes

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-2Your ladder logic must send (BTW) a valid MCC to the SPI module afterpower-up to prepare it for operatio

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-3Table 3.BWord/Bit Definitions of the Module Configuration Command Block (MCC)WordNumberBit NumberTitle R

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-4The system status (SYS) block is returned by the SPI module on power-upwith the power up bit reset (to z

Strany 20 - Wiring the SPI Network

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-5Table 3.DWord/Bit Definitions of the System Status Block (SYS)WordNumberBitNumberTitleRange / Descriptio

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-6The custom configuration block (CCB) tells the SPI module the requiredconfiguration for a single device,

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-7Table 3.FWord/Bit Definitions of the Custom Configuration Block (CCB)WordNumberBitNumberTitle Range Note

Strany 23 - Command and Status

Using This Manual Pi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purpose of This Manual Pi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Strany 24 - Command Block (MCC)

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-8Custom data blocks (CDBs) are used with custom configuration blocks(CCBs) blocks to communicate with dev

Strany 25 - Chapter 3

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-9Table 3.HWord/Bit Definitions for the Custom Data Block (CDB)WordNumberTitle Range DescriptionSPI Devic

Strany 26 - System Status Block (SYS)

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-10The SPI module responds to the custom configuration block (CCB) byreflecting it back to the PLC process

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-11Table 3.JBit/Word Definitions of Custom Configuration Status (CCS)WordNumberBitNumberTitle Range SPI Mo

Strany 28 - Block (CCB)

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-12The SPI module returns custom data status (CDS) from acustom-configured device whenever the SPI module:

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Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-13CDS Resulting from CDBThe SPI module responds to CDB commands by reflecting the CDB backto the PLC proc

Strany 30 - Custom Data Block (CDB)

Defining Command and Status BlocksChapter 33-14The following table helps you identify: acronyms of various command and status blocks that your ladder

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Chapter 44-1Creating Command and Status Blocks toMatch Your ApplicationThis chapter helps you: map your data table for command and status blocks ent

Strany 32 - Status (CCS)

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-2Use this worksheet for the MCC to write down: data format of all addresses and data communication rate

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Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-3Blank MCC Worksheet for Your ApplicationWrite your own entries in this blank worksheet to suit your appl

Strany 34 - Custom Data Status (CDS)

Table of ContentsiiCreating Command and Status Blocks to Match Your Application 41. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objecti

Strany 35 - CDS Resulting from CDB

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-4You must create one CCB for each device type on the link to define: data layout of the CCB number of b

Strany 36 - Device T

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-5Blank CCB Worksheet for Your ApplicationWrite your own entries in this blank worksheet to suit your appl

Strany 37 - Match Your Application

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-6Blank CCB Worksheet for Your ApplicationCopy this worksheet as needed.Write your own entries in this bla

Strany 38 - Configure the SPI Module

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-7Blank CCB Worksheet for Your ApplicationCopy this worksheet as needed.Write your own entries in this bla

Strany 39 - MCC Worksheet

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-8You must create a CDB to send data to the device. The purpose of this worksheet is to help you enter va

Strany 40 - Module for a Device

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-9Blank CDB for Your ApplicationWrite your own entries in this blank worksheet to suit your application.Im

Strany 41 - CCB Worksheet

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-10Blank CDB for Your ApplicationCopy this worksheet as needed.Write your own entries in this blank worksh

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Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-11Blank CDB for Your ApplicationCopy this worksheet as needed.Write your own entries in this blank worksh

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Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-12Use this SYS bit/word map to identify: data layout of the SYS location of the diagnostic word to desc

Strany 44 - Transfer Data to the Device

Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-13Once you have successfully configured the SPI module with the MCC andwhenever you transfer the CCB to t

Strany 45 - CDB Worksheet

PrefaceP-iUsing This ManualThis concepts manual helps you apply the SPI module to your application.It serves as a supplement to the SPI user manual (p

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Creating Command and Status BlocksChapter 44-14The SPI module receives status from the target device and returns CustomData Status (CDS) to the PLC pr

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MODULECHANNELMODULEFAULTACTIVEACTIVENJNJNJWhen this LED:Chapter 55-1Interpreting Diagnostic Information from LEDs and Error CodesThis chapter helps you t

Strany 48 - System Status Block, SYS

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-2Use this Flow Chart to Troubleshoot Your SPI NetworkLocate the SPI module in the

Strany 49 - Configuration Status From

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-3NoYesASPI module is not configured if:Is SPI module in the correct I/O slot?Move

Strany 50 - Return Device Status From

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-4NoB Look at different LED. Is:If MF is OFF and CA is ON or flashing, comm

Strany 51 - Diagnostic Indicators

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-5When the SPI module detects an error, it indicates the source of the errorin wor

Strany 52 - Chapter 5

12345622 3331123456Locate the circled number in the MCC bit/word mapInterpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-69000 Series

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122322112311111333333Locate the circled number in the CCB bit/word mapInterpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-75000 Serie

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Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-8Error Codes Returned in CDSError codes returned in CDS deal with communication w

Strany 55 - Error Codes

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-98000 Series Communication-network Error CodesThe SPI module returns these protoc

Strany 57 - CCB Bit/Word Map

Interpreting Diagnostic InformationIn LEDs and Error CodesChapter 55-10Notes

Strany 58 - Error Codes Returned in CDS

If you need additional assistance on using your software, Allen-Bradleyoffers telephone and on-site product support at Customer Support Centersworldwi

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12AllenBradley, a Rockwell Automation Business, has been helping its customers improveproductivity and quality for more than 90 years. We design, man

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Chapter 11-1Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkThis overview chapter contains: purpose of the SPI network types of data communicated on the SPI

Strany 61 - Customer Support

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-2The host processor stores information for transfer to and received fromdevices on the SPI network

Strany 62 - Worldwide representation

Overview of an SPI Communication NetworkChapter 11-3When you program the processor to communicate with devices on the SPInetwork via the SPI module, y

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