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Reference MVI56E-GSC ♦ CompactLogix or MicroLogix Platform
User Manual Enhanced Generic ASCII Serial Communication Module
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Note: For each termination type, you must also enter values in the following parameter
configuration tags:
For Termination Type
Receive Parameters to Set
Terminating Characters
GSC.PortX.RTermCnt
GSC.PortX.RTermChar
Message Timeout
GSC.PortX.RTimeout
Intercharacter Delay
GSC.PortX.RDelay
Packet (String) Length
GSC.PortX.RPacketLen
Streaming mode is not recommended for general use, as it creates heavy demands on the Control
Logix processor and requires time-critical programming logic to properly process.
4.3 Normal Data Transfer
Normal data transfer includes the transferring of data received or to be
transmitted on the ports and the status data. These data are transferred through
read (input image) and write (output image) blocks. Refer to Sample Logic
Program for a description of the data objects used with the blocks and the ladder
logic required. The following topics describe the function and structure of each
block.
4.3.1 Block Request from the Processor to the Module
These blocks of data transfer information from the ControlLogix processor to the
module. The structure of the output image used to transfer this data is shown
below:
Port 1
Byte Offset
Description
0
Block Sequence Number (Read Block Byte 499 value sent by module)
1 to 2
Intercharacter delay for this message (milliseconds between characters)
3 to 4
Number of characters to transmit on Port 1 (0 to 200)
5 to 204
Port 1 data to transmit
205 to 250
Reserved
Port 2
Byte Offset
Description
251 to 252
Intercharacter delay for this message (milliseconds between characters)
253 to 254
Number of characters to transmit on Port 2 (0 to 200)
255 to 454
Port 2 data to transmit
455 to 495
Reserved
To set up a message to be transmitted, the simple example ladder expects the
user to do the following in this order, either manually or by writing additional
process logic:
- MVI56E-GSC 1
- Your Feedback Please 2
- Important Safety Information 2
- Battery Life Advisory 3
- Contents 5
- 1 Start Here 11
- 1.3 System Requirements 12
- 1.2 What's Different? 12
- 1.4 Deployment Checklist 13
- 1.5 Package Contents 14
- 1.6 Setting Jumpers 14
- IAGNOSTICS 20
- ET UP CONNECTION button 20
- BROWSE DEVICE(S) button to 21
- SSIGN TEMPORARY IP 21
- ONNECT. The Diagnostics menu 22
- ISCOVERY SERVICE 25
- ELECT FOR PCB 25
- 1756-ENBT. The 27
- Ethernet 28
- MVI56E Module 1756-ENBT 28
- PATH EDIT 32
- 1.9 Before You Begin 34
- 1.10.1 Creating the Module 36
- DDON_RUNG_V1_3.L5X file 40
- EW MODULE 41
- DDON_RUNG_V1_3.L5X 44
- to avoid conflict with 46
- to confirm 46
- or PROG 48
- mode to RUN mode 49
- 2 MVI56E-GSC Configuration 51
- 2.1 GSC.UTIL.BackplaneFail 52
- 2.2 GSC.CONFIG.PortX 54
- 2.2.1 Port[x].Enabled 54
- 2.2.2 Port[x].Type 54
- 2.2.3 Port[x].Baudrate 56
- 2.2.4 Port[x].Parity 56
- 2.2.5 Port[x].DataBits 56
- 2.2.20 Port[x].WMinDelay 59
- 3.2 The Diagnostics Menu 62
- EST CONNECTION button to 64
- ONNECT 64
- 3.3.1 Version Menu 65
- 3.3.2 Config 66
- 3.3.3 NIC Status 66
- 3.4.1 Backplane Status Menu 66
- 3.5 Data Analyzer 67
- 3.5.3 Data Analyzer Tips 70
- 3.7 Ethernet LED Indicators 73
- 3.11 Troubleshooting 75
- 4 Reference 77
- 4.2 General Concepts 79
- Processor 81
- 4.3 Normal Data Transfer 88
- 4.3.2 Read Block 89
- 4.4 Special Function Blocks 92
- 4.4.1 Block 9998: Warm Boot 93
- 4.4.2 Block 9999: Cold Boot 93
- 4.5.3 Controller Tags 104
- LEAR IDENTITIES button on 113
- 4.6.1 Before You Begin 114
- 4.6.2 Overview 115
- MPORT RUNG… 116
- THERNET.READ 119
- EADETHERNETMSG tag 120
- THERNET controller tag 120
- THERNET.CONFIG 120
- THERNET.WRITE 121
- THERNET.WRITE bit resets to 121
- RITEETHERNETMSG tag 122
- LOCK.READ 122
- EADCLOCKMSG tag 123
- LOCK controller tag 123
- LOCK.CONFIG 123
- LOCK.WRITE 123
- RITECLOCKMSG tag 124
- To open the sample program 125
- To change the slot number 127
- OMMUNICATIONS 128
- 4.10 Cable Connections 131
- 4.10.2 Ethernet Performance 132
- 4.10.5 RS-422 135
- In This Chapter 137
- 5.2 LIMITED WARRANTY 138
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