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Reference MVI56E-SIE ♦ ControlLogix Platform
User Manual Client Communication Module
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These block identification codes can be broken down into two groups:
Normal data transfer blocks
Read and Write blocks (-1 to 25)
Special function blocks
Initialize Output Data blocks (1000 to 1024)
Client Status blocks (3000 to 3029)
Command Control blocks (5001 to 5016)
Module IP Address blocks (9990 and 9991)
Warm-boot and Cold-boot blocks (9998 and 9999)
5.2.1 Normal Data Transfer Blocks
Normal data transfer includes the paging of user data from the module’s internal
database (registers 0 to 4999), as well as paging of status data. These data are
transferred through read (input image) and write (output image) blocks.
The following topics describe the function and structure of each block.
Read Block
These blocks of data transfer information from the module to the ControlLogix
processor.
The following table describes the structure of the input image.
Read Block from Module to Processor
Word Offset
Description
Length
0
Reserved
1
1
Write Block ID
1
2 to 201
Read Data
200
202
Program Scan Counter
1
203 to 208
Block Transfer Status
6
209 to 238
Command bit data for Clients
20
239 to 240
Product Code
2
241
Product Version
1
242 to 248
Reserved
7
249
Read Block ID
1
The Read Block ID is an index value used to determine where the 200 words of
data from module memory will be placed in the ReadData[x] controller tag array
of the ControlLogix processor. Each transfer can move up to 200 words (block
offsets 2 to 201) of data. In addition to moving user data, the block also contains
status data for the module. The Write Block ID associated with the block requests
data from the ControlLogix processor.
During normal program operation, the module sequentially sends read blocks
and requests write blocks.
- MVI56E-SIE 1
- Your Feedback Please 2
- How to Contact Us 2
- ProSoft Technology 2
- Product Documentation 2
- Important Safety Information 3
- Contents 5
- 1 Start Here 11
- 1.1 Features 12
- 1.2 System Requirements 13
- 1.3 Package Contents 14
- 1.4 Setting Jumpers 15
- EVISION 16 19
- LOT 0 for the controller 19
- 1.7.1 Creating the Module 20
- ATA-INT 21
- DDON_RUNG_V1_0.L5X file 23
- to confirm 31
- parameter must be set to a 34
- dialog box 41
- to save 41
- to save the changes 42
- ILE menu, and choose PRINT 43
- 2.2.3 Module 44
- 2.2.4 SIE Client x 47
- 2.2.5 SIE Client x Commands 49
- WAP WORDS 64
- WAP WORDS & BYTES 64
- WAP BYTES 64
- LIENT 0 COMMANDS 70
- DD ROW button 71
- OWNLOAD FROM PC 73
- ONITOR to 76
- PDATE MONITOR 78
- OWNLOAD FROM PC TO 81
- 2.2.7 Static ARP Table 85
- ET UP CONNECTION button 88
- BROWSE DEVICE(S) button to 89
- SSIGN TEMPORARY IP 89
- ONNECT. The Diagnostics menu 90
- Ethernet 95
- MVI56E Module 1756-ENBT 95
- OWNLOAD to 97
- PATH EDIT 99
- ONSTRUCT 99
- OWNLOAD FROM PC TO DEVICE 102
- OWNLOAD 102
- 3 Ladder Logic 103
- 3.1 Controller Tags 104
- 3.3 Using Controller Tags 107
- 3.4 Controller Tag Overview 108
- 3.4.1 SIE.DATA 108
- 3.4.2 SIE.CONTROL 111
- 3.4.3 SIE.STATUS 111
- 3.4.4 SIE.UTIL 112
- In This Chapter 113
- 4.1 LED Status Indicators 114
- 4.1.4 Troubleshooting 116
- IAGNOSTICS 118
- EST CONNECTION button to 119
- ONNECT 119
- ELECT FOR PCB 120
- ONNECT button again 120
- 4.2.2 The Diagnostics Menu 121
- Decimal 124
- Hexadecimal 124
- 4.3.3 Client Command Errors 130
- 5 Reference 133
- 5.1 Product Specifications 134
- 5.2 Backplane Data Transfer 136
- Description 138
- Content 139
- of data 140
- Normal Data transfer 142
- Client Status 143
- 5.2.3 Client Driver 150
- 5.2.4 Client Command List 151
- 5.3.2 Ethernet Performance 153
- 5.4.1 Before Beginning 154
- 5.4.2 Overview 154
- MPORT RUNG 155
- controller tag as follows 160
- controller tag 161
- bit resets to 0 161
- 6.2 Warranty Information 166
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