PowerFlex 35E (ArmorPowerFlex) and Security Features

JeremyM

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Looks like ODVA posted the .EDS for this new family of drives.

https://marketplace.odva.org/products/2432-armor-powerflex-35e?lang=en

Interesting finds:
  • Native 32-bit parameters (some 64-bit).
  • 2x Ethernet links (twisted pair M12).
  • 1x TCPIP.
  • So it's native DLR, no dual-IP.
  • Much larger IO assembly.
  • Onboard discrete IO.

VendCode = 1;
VendName = "Rockwell Automation - Allen-Bradley";
ProdType = 170;
ProdTypeStr = "PowerFlex TotalFORCE via Embedded EtherNet/IP";
ProdCode = 3;
MajRev = 1;
MinRev = 3;
ProdName = "Armor PowerFlex";
Catalog = "35E...";

New CIP objects/services:
  • 0x37: Expanded CIP file support from 2x static instances: 10x dynamic instances.
  • 0x5D: Security
  • 0x5E: EtherNet/IP Security
  • 0x5F: Certificate Management
  • 0x3AC: AB Ingress/Egress (IP / port access rule sets? a soft firewall?)
  • Event logging of flavors: config, backup, log, discovery, auth, sys, cipsec.
  • SYSLOG format.
  • Timestamps to the nanosecond (no indication of CIP Time Sync).
  • Security events imply DNS support.

76-byte Input Assembly:
  • Logic Status (100: DWORD)
  • Output Frequency (101: REAL)
  • Output Voltage (102: REAL)
  • Output Current (103: REAL)
  • Output Power (104: REAL)
  • DC Bus Voltage (105: REAL)
  • Heatsink Temp (106: REAL)
  • Encoder Count (107: DINT)
  • Motor Overload Level (108: REAL)
  • Trip Fault Code (109: UDINT)
  • Current Position (110: UDINT)
  • Current Velocity (111: REAL)
  • Reserved (112: ULINT)
  • Reserved (113: DWORD)
  • Reserved (114: REAL)
  • Reserved (115: REAL)
  • Reserved (116: REAL)
  • Reserved (117: REAL)
28-byte Output Assembly:
  • Logic Command (200: DWORD)
  • Command Velocity (201: REAL)
  • Reserved (202: DWORD)
  • Reserved (203: REAL)
  • Reserved (204: REAL)
  • Reserved (205: REAL)
  • Reserved (206: REAL)
 
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