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32324 - PanelView Plus Communications with MicroLogix

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� Make sure that RSLinx has still stopped the driver.<br />

� Check the cabling.<br />

� Check that the devices have power.<br />

� Recheck your IP settings.<br />

10. The Local tab is now configured. That means it has the settings for<br />

connecting the PC to the other devices.<br />

Now you need to configure the Target tab, which has settings for connecting the<br />

<strong>PanelView</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> to its devices.<br />

On the Target tab, right-click on the Computer icon.<br />

11. Select Add Driver.<br />

Use the Serial DF1 driver again.<br />

12. The device is again a SLC or <strong>MicroLogix</strong>. Use Auto-Configure.<br />

13. Unlike the Local tab, on the Target tab, you must add devices yourself.<br />

Right-click on the DF1 driver.<br />

14. Select Add device.<br />

15. The <strong>MicroLogix</strong> is located under the following:<br />

PCCC DH485 devices -> SLC DH485 Devices -> 1761-xxxx xA <strong>MicroLogix</strong> 1500<br />

LRP, <strong>MicroLogix</strong> 1500 LRP<br />

You can call it whatever you want, but unless you changed the node number of the<br />

<strong>MicroLogix</strong>, the node number will still be 1.<br />

16. While still in the Communication setup, you must create shortcuts so the<br />

program knows how to access its variables. To do this, complete the following:<br />

a. Click the Add button. This adds a shortcut for our application which we<br />

can link to different devices.<br />

General practice is to give it the same name as you named your processor in RSLogix<br />

500.<br />

b. With the new shortcut selected, in the Target tab, also select the<br />

<strong>MicroLogix</strong>.<br />

well.<br />

c. To save the link, press the Apply button. Repeat this for the Local tab as<br />

d. Select your shortcut name and your <strong>MicroLogix</strong> at the same time.<br />

e. Click Apply.<br />

f. Click OK.<br />

17. In the Application Explorer, right-click on Displays.<br />

18. Select New.<br />

19. For the <strong>MicroLogix</strong> application above, the addresses the <strong>PanelView</strong> wants<br />

to communicate <strong>with</strong> are:

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