24-05-2021
Allen Bradley Plc 5 Slot Addressing
October 31st, 2006, 11:57 PM
Plc 5 Allen Bradley
Hi all,
Current configuration of the PLC-5 chassis is as follows:
All dc DI cards are placed left-most position which are closest in the chassis to the PLC-5 processor. Then the dc DO cards. We didn't have any AI,AO cards at all, and there are some racks in the chassis which are blanked.
Now we need to expand our PLC system by additional dc DI/DO card, we need to just simple place those new cards into the blanked rack? Or we need to re-adjust the placement order in the chassis (such that all DI cards (current or new installed) placing the left-most position first)?
We found the placement order priority in the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 manual and they did mention we need to place all DI cards in the left-most position first.
Please help! Thank a lot!
Current configuration of the PLC-5 chassis is as follows:
All dc DI cards are placed left-most position which are closest in the chassis to the PLC-5 processor. Then the dc DO cards. We didn't have any AI,AO cards at all, and there are some racks in the chassis which are blanked.
Now we need to expand our PLC system by additional dc DI/DO card, we need to just simple place those new cards into the blanked rack? Or we need to re-adjust the placement order in the chassis (such that all DI cards (current or new installed) placing the left-most position first)?
We found the placement order priority in the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 manual and they did mention we need to place all DI cards in the left-most position first.
Please help! Thank a lot!
Allen Bradley Plc 5 Addressing
How to set the Ethernet IP Address of a SLC-5/05 Controller using RSLogix. Setting a SLC-5/05's IP Address Offline: If you have a project file for your SLC-5/05 controller that your want to edit and download, follow these steps: 1) Open your project in RSLogix 500: 2). Allen Bradley 1771-A2B PLC-5 I/O Chassis Assembly For 1771-I/O Modules, 8 Slots, Back-Panel Mount. In 2017, the popular Allen-Bradley PLC – 5 platform was discontinued by Rockwell Automation. Introduced in 1986, it was the gold standard for industrial control applications for many years and one of the first platforms that could be programmed by a personal computer.