Alanjsmith
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Can anyone advise how to establish time and date of most recent download to micrologix 1400 plc?
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dmargineau
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You will need some sort of supervisory software which could connect to and audit the application file running on the CPU controller.
For Allen-Bradley manufactured CPUs, FactoryTalk AssetCentre with Disaster Recovery Agent (http://www.rockwellautomation.com/rockwellsoftware/assetmgmt/assetcentre/overview.page)
is the commonly used tool.
However, the "time stamp" of the detected "Change" will be determined by the FTAC "auditor" utility schedule; there are no CPU "on-board" (or RSLogix 500 software) provisions for logging the time of application downloads.
You will need some sort of supervisory software which could connect to and audit the application file running on the CPU controller.
For Allen-Bradley manufactured CPUs, FactoryTalk AssetCentre with Disaster Recovery Agent (http://www.rockwellautomation.com/rockwellsoftware/assetmgmt/assetcentre/overview.page)
is the commonly used tool.
However, the "time stamp" of the detected "Change" will be determined by the FTAC "auditor" utility schedule; there are no CPU "on-board" (or RSLogix 500 software) provisions for logging the time of application downloads.
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