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1、User Instructions: SE 1797 Flex Ex I/O Faceplates09/14/07 Rev 1.0The SE 1797 Flex Ex I/O Faceplates files allow you to quickly load, configure, and use preconfigured status and diagnostic displays or faceplates for Flex Ex 1797 Digital and Analog I/O using RSView Supervisory Edition.The example belo

2、w shows the types of Flex Ex I/O template objects that can be added to a specific system display. The I/O button templates can be configured to launch the on-top status and diagnostic displays or faceplates for the particular I/O modules they represent.Example of I/O Button Templates used to launch

3、a digital and analog faceplate15System CompatibilityThe faceplate files are compatible with:RSLogix5000 V15 or laterRSView Supervisory Edition 4.0 or later.Before using faceplate files, please upgrade your RSView Studio Supervisory Edition Version 4.0 with the patches posted on or after 01/01/07.The

4、 latest RSView Studio Supervisory Edition 4.0 patches may be found within the Rockwell Automation Knowledgebase at the following website/ Answer ID: /knowledgebaseAnswer ID:35680NOTE: These instructions are for local or Distributed I/O on EtherNet/IP and ControlNet bu

5、t not DeviceNet.The following modules are compatible with these instructions: DigitalAnalog1797-IBN16/A1797-IE81797-OB4D1797-IE8H1797-IE8NF1797-IRT81797-OE81797-OE8HGeneral Setup1) After downloading your file, the following folder will be created: SE_1797_Digital&Analog_Faceplate_Files. This folder

6、will contain the 1797 digital and analog I/O faceplate files, the 1797 parameter file and a “SE_1797_IO_Button_Templates” folder containing the templates for the 1797 I/O modules that can be used on your display.Logix Configuration1) Open existing Logix file with RSLogix50002) Add and configure the

7、desired Flex Ex I/O modules. (Skip to step 2e for distributed I/O).a. For Local I/O, right click on the FlexBus Local or Local2 and select “New Module”.NOTE: Please insure that the correct isolator or connector modules are connected in your intrinsically safe system. Refer to the appropriate documen

8、tation (i.e. user manuals, installation instructions, etc.) for further information.b. Select the appropriate I/O module from the available listing.c. Enter a distinct module name and description.d. Repeat step 2a-2c for all local Flex Ex I/O modules.e. For distributed Flex Ex I/O, right click on “B

9、ackplane, FlexLogix System” and select “New Module”. Then select the appropriate Communications module (i.e. 1756-ENBT/A or 1788- ENBT/A) local to the controller.NOTE: Please insure that the correct isolator or connector modules are connected in your intrinsically safe system. Refer to the appropria

10、te documentation (i.e. user manuals, installation instructions, etc.) for further information.f. Give the new Communications module a name, a description and enter the correct chassis size. For an ENBT give the IP address. For a CNB give the node number.g. Right click the Communication module you ju

11、st configured and select “New Module” to add the appropriate network adapter.h. Select the appropriate adapter module for the distributed I/O you are using.i. Give the new module a name, description, an IP address, and choose a chassis size.NOTE: Do not set the Comm Format to Rack Optimization for t

12、hese faceplates.j. Right click on the network adapter and select “New Module”. Add the appropriate I/O module for your system.k. Enter a distinct module name and description.l. Repeat step 2j-2k for all distributed Flex Ex I/O modules.RSView SE Configuration1) Open your existing RSView SE applicatio

13、n that you wish to add the Flex Ex I/O faceplate to.2) Add the appropriate “SE_1797-Ixx_Faceplate.gfx” or “SE_1797-Oxx_Faceplate.gfx” file to your displays.a. Right-click on Displays, and select “Add Component Into Application”. Browse to the SE_1797_Digital&Analog_Faceplate_Files folder and select

14、the faceplate GFX file that matches the module you wish to create a faceplate for.3) Add the faceplate parameter file “SE_1797_Parameter.par” to your RSView SE application.a. Right-click on Parameters, and select “Add component Into application”. Browse to the SE_1797_Digital&Analog_Faceplate_Files

15、folder and select the “SE_1797_Parameter.par” file. Then click the Open button.b. Now open the parameter that was just added and edit the “parameter tagname” to match your application. The “parameter tagname” needs to include the RSLinx Enterprise “Device Shortcut” name of your systems controller an

16、d the Logix “tag name” of the intended Flex Ex I/O module you wish to monitor.i. Double-click on the faceplate parameter file, and edit the “Device Shortcut” name (in this example it is CLX-L43) to match the Logix controller that was previously configured in your RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setu

17、p.ii. Enter the Logix “tag name” of the intended Flex Ex I/O module to monitor.For modules that are local, this tag name will be the name “Local” followed by a “:” and the slot location of the module, ie., Local:1For modules that are distributed, this tag name will be the name of your adapter you ad

18、ded in step 2h of the Logix Configuration section, followed by a “:” and the slot location of the module,i.e. Network_Adapter:1Close and Save changes.To add parameter files for additional Flex Ex I/O modules, simply repeat steps 3a and 3b above, creating a unique parameter name by assigning the asso

19、ciated “Device Shortcut” and Logix “tag name” for each module.For modules that are local, change only the slot location of the tag name, Example: #1=CLX-L43Local:2 represents a module in slot 2.For modules that are distributed, this tag name will be the name of the additional I/O adapters, followed

20、by a “:” and the slot location of the module.Example: #1=CLX-L43Network_Adapter_2:1 (“Network_Adapter_2” represents another unique name for an I/O adapter on the network and “:1” represents the module in slot 1.)4) Create the display navigation to open the 1797 I/O Faceplates at runtime. (To use the

21、 I/O button templates for the 1797 Modules skip to pg 11, Configuration Steps for using the I/O Button Templates.)a. On a desired graphic display, create a new button object.on obb. Double-click on the buttject to display its properties and configure the Action tab. Click onthe browse (i.e.ellipses,

22、) button beside the Press Action field to launch the Command Wizard.c. Select the Display command and click Next.d. Use the browse buttons, drop down menus and the Parameter File checkbox to select the appropriate area, display and parameter file name and click Finish.e. The Display command syntax h

23、as now been configured and inserted into the Press Action field.f. Configure the remaining Button Properties if desired and click OK.g. Repeat steps 4a-4f for navigation to any additional Flex Ex I/O modules, using a unique parameter file for each additional Flex Ex I/O module.5) Now, you can save a

24、nd create a runtime file to test your display.Configuration Steps for using the I/O Button TemplatesIf you desire a hardware system view as shown below, with each module in the chassis configured as a display navigation button that can launch individual Flex Ex I/O faceplates, follow these instructi

25、ons.1) Add the 1797 bitmap images into your RSView application by right clicking onto the Image folder in the system tree and choosing “Add Component into Application.”2) Browse to your “SE_1797_IO_Button_Templates” folder that was created in step 1 under General Setup. Select all the 1797 Bitmaps i

26、mages. Click Open.3) Next, add the 1797 display navigation files into your RSView Application by right clicking on the Display folder in the system tree and by selecting “Add Component into Application.”4) Browse to your “SE_1797_IO_Button_Templates” folder and select all the GFX files. Click Open.

27、Verify the displays appear under Displays in your system tree.5) Create a new Display or open your own system display to copy the I/O button templates to.6) Open the “Goto_FlexEx_Modules” display and copy (or drag and drop) your desired graphic objects onto your system display.7) Repeat step 6 until

28、 all the required modules have been copied onto the chassis.8) Double click twice on a module to launch the button properties (be sure to click near the top of the module to open the Button properties and not the “text” object properties). Or right click on the display area and select Object Explorer to use its object list.9) To configure the Action tab, click on the browse (i.e. ellipses, ) button beside the Press Action field to launch the Command Wizard.10) Select th