ashley Member A Join Date Jun 2002 Location Perth Posts 58 Feb 17, 2005 #1 Just heard from someone that Rockwell has come out with a Controllogix processor with a built in Modbus port. Anyone else knows of this? If yes, can I have the part number please.
Just heard from someone that Rockwell has come out with a Controllogix processor with a built in Modbus port. Anyone else knows of this? If yes, can I have the part number please.
scooby blue Member S Join Date Oct 2004 Location Sacramento California Posts 35 Feb 17, 2005 #2 havent heard that. But prosoft makes modbus modules for control logix
guest Guest G Feb 18, 2005 #3 What Rockwell has done is developed logic to emulate Modbus out of the Logix serial port
kamenges Member K Join Date Nov 2002 Location Green Bay, WI Posts 4,332 Feb 18, 2005 #4 What firmware version do you need for THAT little function? MODBUS out the front might come in havdy. Keith
What firmware version do you need for THAT little function? MODBUS out the front might come in havdy. Keith
Contr_Conn Member Join Date Sep 2003 Location Ohio Posts 2,576 Feb 18, 2005 #5 Logix Firmware ver 13.xx has Modbus Support over serial port. They have a sample program installed in you samples folder for ver 13.
Logix Firmware ver 13.xx has Modbus Support over serial port. They have a sample program installed in you samples folder for ver 13.
ashley Member OP A Join Date Jun 2002 Location Perth Posts 58 Feb 21, 2005 #6 Thanks for the replies. I know that the MVI56-MCM module from Prosoft has a register space of 5000 registers. Is there any limit on the amount of data that can be transferred using the Modbus functionality of the ControlLogix with firmware ver. 13.xx? Last edited: Feb 21, 2005
Thanks for the replies. I know that the MVI56-MCM module from Prosoft has a register space of 5000 registers. Is there any limit on the amount of data that can be transferred using the Modbus functionality of the ControlLogix with firmware ver. 13.xx?