Category: Prosoft

Package Contents

• AN-X2-ABRIO module

• microSD to SD card adapter

• CD containing software and documentation

• rubber feet for desktop use

Using the MicroSD Card

The AN-X2 microSD card stores configuration data and firmware.

The are no restrictions on the size or speed of the card. The format must be FAT-16 or

FAT-32.

An adapter is provided so you can insert the microSD card in an SD slot in your

computer.

The card must be present while the AN-X2 is running.

WARNING!

Do not remove the card while the AN-X2 is powered on!

If the AN-X2 is inaccessible from Ethernet because of its settings, you can remove the

card and edit the file config.txt. Refer to page 12 for details.

Reinsert the card in the slot at the back of the AN-X2. with the pins facing up.

WARNING!

If you remove the card to edit the configuration file, push the card in

straight or the card might fall inside the case and you will have to

disassemble the AN-X2 to retrieve it .

Hardware Features

The module has:

• two LEDs to indicate the status of the connection to the Ethernet (100 and Link/Act)

• an LED to indicate the module’s internal state and the state of Ethernet

communication (MS or SYS)

• an LED to indicate the state of communications on the Remote I/O network (NS or NET)

• an Ethernet connector

• a power connector

• a 3-pin Phoenix connector to connect to the remote I/O network

A watchdog timer is implemented in the module’s hardware. If the firmware does not

kick the watchdog within the timeout period the watchdog times out and places the

module into a safe fatal failure state.

A jabber inhibit timer is implemented in the module’s hardware. If the network

transmitter is on longer than 150% of the longest network frame time, the transmitter is

forced off and the module is placed into a safe fatal failure state.

On remote I/O the AN-X module supports:

• Baud rates 57.6. 115.2. and 230.4 Kbaud

• Rack numbers 0 to 76 octal

• Block transfers at all allowable locations

On Ethernet, the AN-X supports up to 16 Ethernet/IP connections. Each Ethernet adapter

and the associated discrete I/O requires one connection. Each analog module requires one

connection. In some cases, a discrete module will require a separate connection, for

example, if desired functionality is available only if the module has its own connection.

The AN-X2-ABRIO-EIPSCN module has a web interface for configuring the module, for

monitoring logs and for performing administrative functions. You can communicate with

the module using any standard web browser such as Internet Explorer.

The module firmware can be selected and updated using the web interface. 

Refer to page 41 for details.

A watchdog timer is implemented in the module’s hardware. If the firmware does not

kick the watchdog within the timeout period the watchdog times out and places the

module into a safe fatal failure state.

A jabber inhibit timer is implemented in the module’s hardware. If the network

transmitter is on longer than 150% of the longest network frame time, the transmitter is

forced off and the module is placed into a safe fatal failure state.

The AN-X emulates a ControlLogix scanning I/O over Ethernet.

All configuration data comes from the AN-X, not from remote I/O. Configuration

options correspond to what’s available in a ControlLogix, not to what is available in

remote I/O. No configuration data gets passed from remote I/O to Ethernet. If your

program dynamically changes configuration data, or if it contains logic to configure a

module, the program will have to be modified to remove or disable that logic.

You may need to make some changes to the control application related to addresses, logic

and timing.

Some behaviour that is set by switches on the remote I/O adapter is set in parameters for

Ethernet modules. For example, hold last state is set on a module-by-module basis when

you scan over Ethernet.

In addition, you may need to make changes because Ethernet does not support

complementary I/O, or standard 32 or complementary 32 addressing.

For example, 32 bit discrete Flex I/O modules require a separate Ethernet connection.

You must communicate with them from remote I/O using block transfers, not as discrete data.

AN-X2-ABRIO-EIPSCN Module Overview

The AN-X2-ABRIO-EIPSCN communications module connects a scanner such as a

PLC-5 on an Allen-Bradley remote I/O network to I/O modules on Ethernet/IP.

As parts become obsolete and remote I/O adapters become unavailable, the

AN-X2-ABRIO-EIPSCN is a solution that lets you retain the original controller, I/O

modules and field wiring and replace remote I/O adapters with Ethernet adapters. The

existing remote I/O scanner talks to the AN-X, which maps discrete and analog I/O on

remote I/O to Ethernet data.

Some behaviour that is set by switches on the remote I/O adapter is set in parameters for

Ethernet modules. For example, hold last state is set on a module-by-module basis when

you scan over Ethernet.

In addition, you may need to make changes because Ethernet does not support

complementary I/O, or standard 32 or complementary 32 addressing.

For example, 32 bit discrete Flex I/O modules require a separate Ethernet connection.

You must communicate with them from remote I/O using block transfers, not as discrete data.

Hardware Specifications

Ports

1 RJ45 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port

1 Phoenix 3-pin power connector

1 Phoenix 3-pin connector network connector

Typical Power Consumption

200 mA @ 12 VDC or 100 mA @ 24 VDC

Maximum Power Dissipation

2.4 W

Operating Temp

32°F to 122°F (0 ºC  to 50 ºC)

Storage Temperature -40°F to 185°F (-40 ºC  to 85 ºC)

Dimensions

107 x 126 x 34 mm

(4.18 x 4.97 x 1.33 in)

Not including connectors

Humidity

5% to 95% RH, with no condensation

Remote I/O Scanner

This mode allows users to replace their existing Remote I/O PLC with a ControlLogix or CompactLogix PAC without having to

replace existing racks of I/O.

 Build new controller program without interrupting existing controls, minimizing downtime

 Supports up to 32 racks of Remote I/O

 Supports all Remote I/O baud rates (57.6. 115.2. and 230.4 K baud), and Remote I/O addressing 0 to 76 octal

 Works with both ControlLogix or CompactLogix

 Auto-Configuration utility discovers baud rate and maps discrete I/O reducing configuration errors

DH+

This mode acts as a bridge between an EtherNet/IP and a Data Highway Plus network.

 Programming terminals, and/or processors on an EtherNet/IP network can access legacy processors on a DH+ network

 Download to a PLC5 or SLC through RSLinx

 Configures through web browser

 Supports all DH+ baud rates (57.6. 115.2. and 230.4 K baud)

 Support for DH+ to EtherNet/IP PanelViews upgrades on PLC5 or SLC networks

Flex I/O Scanner

This mode allows PLC’s on Remote I/O to connect to and control 1794-AENT EtherNet/IP Flex adapters.

 Designed to replace obsolete 1794-ASB adapters

 Supports up to 16 EtherNet/IP connections

 Each adapter and rack of discrete count as a single connection. Each analog module counts as a single connection

The AN-X2-AB-DHRIO Gateway is designed to help customers initiate

a phased migration approach to replacing or upgrading legacy Remote

I/O PLCs, HMI’s, Drives or Flex I/O Adapters. These solutions can be

achieved by selecting the corresponding operation mode during initial

configuration. The AN-X2-AB-DHRIO has a built-in web server that can

display diagnostics data, configuration, upload configuration files, and

set the operation mode.

Note: Now supports DH+ migrations on SLC networks. Some PLC

code change may be required see TN143269-001 DH+ to EIP PV

Migration for SLC networks.pdf for more information.

DRIVE

This mode supports upgrading legacy Allen Bradley drives on Remote I/O to new EtherNet/IP enabled

drives.

 No changes to PLC code required

 Supports up to 4 EtherNet/IP drives

 Configurable with 1/4. 1/2 and full rack addressing

 Supports all PowerFlex drives on EtherNet/IP

HMI

This mode allows legacy PanelViews on Remote I/O or DH+ to be upgraded to a PanelView Plus, PanelView Plus 6 or PanelView

Plus 7 on EtherNet/IP.

 No changes to PLC code required

 Supports up to 8 PanelViews on the same network

 Support for DH+ to EtherNet/IP PanelViews upgrades on PLC5 or SLC networks

General Specifications

– Single slot – 1769 backplane compatible

– Module is treated as an input/output module with access to processor memory for data transfer

between the processor and the module

– Ladder logic is used to transfer data between the module and the processor. A ladder example file is

included.

– Obtains configuration data from a configuration text file downloaded to the module. Sample

configuration file included.

– Supports CompactLogix and MicroLogix 1500 LRP controllers except 1769-L23E-QBFC1B, 1769-L16x,

and 1769-L18x.

Functional Specifications

PROFIBUS slaves have access to the input and output images of the device with up to 122 words of input

and output data and up to 200 words in total.

– All standard baud rates up to 12 Mbps are supported.

– Configuration data is stored in the non-volatile memory of the MVI69 module

– Supports extended diagnostic data (DPV0)

– Automatic baud rate detection at all valid PROFIBUS V0 baud rates

– Multiple modules in one rack

Other Products

ProSoft Technology offers a full range of hardware and software solutions for a variety of industrial

communication platforms.

ProSoft Technology’s Modbus® TCP/IP to Siemens Industrial Ethernet Gateway allows for

high-speed bi-directional data transfer between Modbus® TCP/IP controllers and Siemens® S7-400. S7-300. S7-200. S7-1200 and S7-1500 PACs.

In addition, the gateway has a number of features, including data prioritisation, that simplify integration, reduce commissioning time and optimise performance.

Functions

 The ProSoft Discovery Service utility allows your PC to view the gateway and edit its default IP address without being on the same subnet.

 Supports up to 20 simultaneous client and server connections to speed communications between devices such as HMIs, SCADA systems, power monitors, and traffic computers.

 In addition to S7 controllers, the Gateway can also be used with Siemens® S5 controllers with corresponding interfaces.

 The Gateway includes an SD card slot (SD card optional) for storing dcs-sis.com configuration files. It can be used for disaster recovery.

 Safe module configuration via Module Switch (v1.04 and higher).

 can exchange large amounts of data using up to 10.000 16-bit registers.

Specification Description

Power Supply 24 VDC nominal

10 to 36 VDC allowed

Positive, negative, ground terminals

Current Load 24 VDC nominal @ 300 mA

10 to 36 VDC maximum @ 610 mA

Operating Temperature -25°C to 70°C (-13°F to 158°F)

Storage Temperature -40°C to 80°C (-40°F to 176°F)

Shock IEC 60068-2-27; 15G @ 11ms, 3 axes (in operation)

IEC 60068-2-27; 30G @ 18ms, 3 axes (non-operating)

Vibration IEC 60068-2-6; 5G @ 10 to 150 Hz

Relative humidity 5% to 95% RH, non-condensing

Dimensions (H x W x D) 5.38 x 1.99 x 4.38 in.

13.67 x 5.05 x 11.13 cm

LEDs Configuration (CFG), Error (ERR), Power (PWR), Hardware Failure (FLT), Network Connection (FLT).

Error (ERR), Power (PWR), Hardware Failure (FLT), Network Status (NS), EtherNet/IP™ Class I or Class

Module Status (MS),

Module Configuration Status (EtherNet/IP only) Ethernet

Communication Port Link/Active and 100 mbit

Ethernet ports 10/100 Mbit full-duplex and half-duplex RJ45 connector Galvanic isolation

Isolation 1500 Vrms, 50 to 60 Hz for 60 seconds, applied according to section 5.3.2.

Applied in accordance with IEC 60950 Section 5.3.2: 1991 Ethernet Broadcasts

Storm recovery capability of less than or equal to 5000 [ARP] frames per second for less than or equal to 5 minutes.

2.5 mm screwdriver J180 power connector included with each unit