Publication 20D-UM002C-EN-P - November 2003
2
accessing remote devices 7-7
communication card 7-4
communication driver 7-3
configuring the system 7-1
connection guidelines 7-21
consuming a tag 7-20
example DriveLogix Controller and
Remote I/O
7-22
example DriveLogix Controller to
DriveLogix Controller
7-24
example DriveLogix Controller to Other
Devices
7-28
hardware 7-2
installing communication card 7-2
mapping address 7-15
message to other controller 7-13
message to other Logix-based controller
7-12
overview 7-1
produced/consumed tag 7-17
producing a tag 7-19
remote devices 7-5
schedule network 7-10
sending messages 7-11
cover
removing
C-2
removing (high power drives) C-3
replacing C-4
cover (high power drives)
replacing
C-6
creating
project
1-3, 1-4
tags 1-16
D
data 4-13
DecviceNet
scan list
8-4
developing
programs
2-2
DeviceNet
accessing remote devices
8-6
communication card 8-3
configuring the system 8-1
DriveLogix back-up on the network
12-1–12-14
example using a 1788-CN2DN linking
device
8-11
hardware 8-2
installing communication card 8-2
overview 8-1
DF1 protocol
master
9-5, 9-11
master/slave methods 9-10
point-to-point 9-5, 9-8
slave 9-5, 9-11
DH-485
configuring the port
10-3
configuring the system 10-1
example network configuration 10-9
grounding 10-9
hardware 10-1
installing 10-6
network initialization 10-5
nodes 10-5
overview 10-1
terminating 10-9
token rotation 10-4
DIN rail
configuring
4-5
documenting I/O 1-17
downloading
project
1-3, 1-20, 2-20
drive
revision
3-5
DriveExecutive 3-15, 3-21
E
electronic keying 3-5, 4-7
entering
logic
1-18
EtherNet/IP
accessing remote devices
6-10
communication card 6-7
configuring the system 6-1
connection guidelines 6-23
consuming a tag 6-22
example DriveLogix controller and
remote devices
6-23
example DriveLogix controller to other
devices
6-29
hardware 6-2
installing communication card 6-2
mapping address 6-18
message to other controller 6-15
message to other Logix-based controller
6-14
overview 6-1
produced/consumed tag 6-20
producing a tag 6-21
remote devices 6-8
sending messages 6-13
event tasks 2-6–2-8
example
