sifis Banned User S Join Date Oct 2005 Location OKC., OK.,USA Posts 139 Mar 22, 2009 #1 I have a 1785-V40L on hand.How do I test the local port for functionality?
Chance85 Member C Join Date Apr 2005 Location Mid South Posts 55 Mar 22, 2009 #2 Do you think there may be a problem with the port or do you just want to test it?
sifis Banned User OP S Join Date Oct 2005 Location OKC., OK.,USA Posts 139 Mar 23, 2009 #3 I want to test the port to make sure that it is OK.Thank you,sifis.
Ken Roach Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator Join Date Apr 2002 Location Seattle, WA Posts 17,486 Mar 23, 2009 #4 You have to hook it up to a chassis equipped with a 1771-ALX Local I/O Adapter and see if it works. There's no "loopback" or other test mechanism for the PLC-5 Local I/O bus except actually connecting to an adapter.
You have to hook it up to a chassis equipped with a 1771-ALX Local I/O Adapter and see if it works. There's no "loopback" or other test mechanism for the PLC-5 Local I/O bus except actually connecting to an adapter.
sifis Banned User OP S Join Date Oct 2005 Location OKC., OK.,USA Posts 139 Mar 23, 2009 #5 Thank you.
sifis Banned User OP S Join Date Oct 2005 Location OKC., OK.,USA Posts 139 Mar 23, 2009 #6 What is the cable part no. between the 1785-V40L and the 1771-ALX?
Chance85 Member C Join Date Apr 2005 Location Mid South Posts 55 Mar 23, 2009 #7 You may want to verify but I beleive these are the numbers. 1771-CX1 = 1m 1771-CX2 = 2m 1771-CX5 = 5m There's probably a pin out for these somewhere. I dont have time to look right now.
You may want to verify but I beleive these are the numbers. 1771-CX1 = 1m 1771-CX2 = 2m 1771-CX5 = 5m There's probably a pin out for these somewhere. I dont have time to look right now.
Chance85 Member C Join Date Apr 2005 Location Mid South Posts 55 Mar 23, 2009 #8 Scratch what I said about the pin out, I thought you might be able to make your own. I was thinking about channel 0. It looks like you will need the cable and the terminator (1771-CXT)from A.B. Kinda pricy though.
Scratch what I said about the pin out, I thought you might be able to make your own. I was thinking about channel 0. It looks like you will need the cable and the terminator (1771-CXT)from A.B. Kinda pricy though.