1. Introduction to Logix Controllers
Chad Brunner – Rockwell Automation
Bob Law – Rockwell Automation
Bruce Kyer – Rockwell Automation
Key Points
Class identification
Introductions
Poll
PLC5 / SLC experience
ControlLogix / CompactLogix Experience

2. Agenda Lab Overview Logix Family Overview ControlLogix® Platform
CompactLogix™ Platform
Studio 5000™ Software

3. Logix: Power and Versatility for your Automated Control System!
Lab Overview
Explore the Logix5000™ platform.
Learn the primary advantages of Logix controllers
Design, create, and download programs to a Logix controller
Examine a controller executing a program
ControlLogix
1756-L75 Demo box
Key Points:
Brief overview of the Lab
Introductory course that give user the opportunity to explore the 1756-L75 ControlLogix Controller
Hands on experience…
Creating a Project
Configuring I/O
Creating tags
Creating ladder logic
Connecting and downloading to the Controller
Online editing
Trending
The main goal is to have you see a glimpse of the power and versatility that Logix family can provide for any of your automation needs.
Logix: Power and Versatility for your Automated Control System!

4. Integrated Architecture™ and the PAC - Programmable Automation Controllers
Key Points:
The concept of Integrated Architecture…
The logix family of controllers are no longer called PLCs….they are called PACs.
How is this different?
The Logix family utilizes a Rockwell Automation concept known as Integrated Architecture
What does that mean?
In a nutshell, it incorporates six core automation disciplines into a single control architecture.
Why do this?
Makes your job easier!
Gives you more flexibility and options for future growth in your Logix architecture.

5. Logix Family Overview “Which Logix Platform Fits your application?”
Logix scalability addresses the need of a single technology over a broad range of possible applications
Performance Full-Featured
Platform-Specific PC-Based
Intelligent Control Devices
SoftLogix™
ControlLogix™
Size, Performance, Cost
Key Points:
CompactLogix
Programmable Automation Controller for small and mid sized systems
ControlLogix
Programmable Automation Controller for Large scale systems
DriveLogix
Allows the capability to add a Logix environment to a PowerFlex Drive Application without the addition of a chassis based controller.
SoftLogix
All-in-One box solution meaning the controller, HMI, and applicable databases reside on one PC.
Execution Speed
The application can reference User Written “C” Code
Key Take-aways:
Logix Scalability addresses the need of a single technology over a broad rand of possible applications.
Cost-Effective Station/Machine Control
DriveLogix™
CompactLogix™
General Purpose Control Platform-Specific Control

6. Choose the hardware platform that fits your application need!
Logix Family 2012
1756-L75
1756-L73S
1756-L74
1756-L72S
1756-L73
1756-L72
1756-L73XT
1756-L71
1756-L65
1756-L64
1769-L36ERM
1756-L63 / L63S
1756-L63XT
1756-L62 / L62S
1756-L61 / L61S
1768-L45
Capability
1768-L4xS
1768-L43
1769-L2y
1769-L35E
Key Points:
CompactLogix
-Will be discussed later in this presentation
ControlLogix
-Optimized for large scale process or motion applications
-L6x controllers have been around for 8 – 10 years and one of our best selling controllers
-L7x controllers are the new generation and offer more features, capabilities and horse power for the most demanding applications.
-We offer controllers for SIL 3 Safety applications known and GuardLogix
-We offer controllers for extreme environment applications
The bottom line….we certainly have a controller that will fit your automation needs!
1769-L35CR
1769-L32E
Choose the hardware platform that fits your application need!
1769-L32C
1769-L31
1769-L1y
1769-L23x
List Price

7. ControlLogix Family Communications I/O Memory EtherNet/IP ControlNet
DeviceNet, DH+, RIO, & DH-485 networks
I/O
Supports a large number of digital and analog I/O
Supports multiple I/O platforms
Memory
Ranging from small distributed to large centralized applications – 2 MB to 32 MB internal user memory
Non-volatile options (removable memory card)
Key Points:
Communication
All Logix controllers offer the benefits of the Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) to communicate via EtherNet/IP, ControlNet, and DeviceNet networks.
Numerous 3rd party options – Profibus, Modbus, Serial, etc.
I/O
Native (1756), Flex I/O, Point I/O and numerous other Rockwell Automation Distributed I/O platforms.
1771 conversion swing arms to easily convert 1771 I/O (wiring) to 1756 I/O modules. Used for PLC5 to Logix migrations. (Save hours of labor per chassis)
1747-AENTR is new device that’s used to allow Logix controllers to control SLC I/O racks. Used for SLC to Logix migrations.
Memory
A range of memory options from 2MB to 32 MB to fit your application

8. ControlLogix L7x Hardware Overview
Faster CPU
Dual Core Processor provides 2x performance improvement for standard applications compared to L6x controllers
Enhanced SDRAM memory
Provides faster and more robust reads and writes
On-board 4-character display
Enhanced controller diagnostics, runtime and health information.
USB 2.0 port
Runs at full speed (12 Mbit/s)
Improved performance for flashing firmware, upload/downloads, on-line edits and bridging to the backplane
Device port only – Temporary connection
Key Points:
Faster CPU
Dual core processor. Out of the box 2x performance improvement for standard application as compared to the L6x controllers.
Onboard 4 character display
Improved diagnostics, runtime and health information
USB 2.0 Port
Full speed (12 Mbit/s)
Device port for firmware flashing, uploads/downloads, online edits and bridging to the backplane.
Increased communication performance and capabilities for…
I/O
Networking

9. ControlLogix L7x Hardware Overview
Energy Storage Module - (ESM) technology
Eliminating maintenance, transportation, and environmental issues associated with lithium batteries
Provides approx. 5 days of wall clock power
Ships with every L7x controller
Removable Secure Digital (SD) memory card
Faster reads and writes compared to CompactFlash
Rated for use in SIL 2 applications
Same capabilities as CompactFlash card in L6x controller
Application/Project storage
Firmware Supervisor
Run time tag data read/write
1 GB SD card ships with every L7x controller
Key Points:
Energy Storage Module:
Eliminates maintenance and environmental issues associated with the lithium battery
Ships standard with every L7x controller
SD Memory Card:
Replaces the older CompactFlash card
Faster
Rated for use in SIL 2 applications
1 GB SD care ships standard with every L7x controller
Rockwell offered the first - and one of the only - PAC controller solutions that does not require a battery, reducing maintenance and environmental issues associated with the disposal of lithium batteries

10. GuardLogixÒ
ControlLogix with Integrated Safety is certified to SIL3 (IEC 61508) CAT4 (EN 954-1)
Multiple Guard I/O options are available: ArmorBlock, CompactBlock, and POINT Guard
Safety and Standard application exist in ONE project
Upload / Download one project
Safety Data available to Standard Task (Read Only)
Passing of Standard Data to Safety Task
Leverage existing hardware (Chassis, Power Supplies, Comms.)
Safety I/O with Ethernet/IP and/or DeviceNet Safety
Revision control – safety signature
Key Points:
L7xS controller have same performance increase as L7x controllers (over the L6x)
Supports CIP Safety over EtherNet/IP and ControlNet
I/O options include ArmorBlock Guard, CompactBlock Guard, and Point Guard I/O Modules

11. 1756/1794 Extreme Environment (Logix-XT)
Wide Temperature Range
1756-XT -25 °C to 70 °C (-13 °F to 158 °F) -20 °C to 70 °C (-4 °F to 158 °F) for phase 1 - FLEX-XT
Convection cooling, no fans!
Atmospheric Protection 1756-XT
G2 and G3 Environmental Capability
1756 XT Modules Conformal Coated
Option for phase 1 - FLEX-XT
Environmentally hardened components
High reliability
Lifetime in extreme environments
Environmentally demanding applications
Key Points:
Temperature range certified to -25C to +70C for 1756-XT products only.
Conformal Coating standard on 1756-XT.
System Components
1756 ControlLogix XT
Controller (1756-L63XT, 1756-L73XT)
Redundancy Module (1756-RMXT)
Communication (1756-CN2RXT, -EN2TXT, -DNBXT, -DHRIOXT)
Power Supply (1756-PBXT)
Chassis (1756-A5XT, -A7LXT)
Slot Filler (1756-N2XT )
1794 FLEX XT
Digital (1794-IB16XT, -OB16PXT, -OB8EPXT, IB10XOB6XT, -OW8XT)
Analog (1794-IE8XT, -OE4XT, -IE4XOE2XT, -IF4IXT, -OF4IXT, -IF2XOF2IXT)
Specialty (1794-IR8XT, -IRT8XT, -IJ2XT)
Communication (1794-ACNR15XT)
All terminal bases and cable accessories
Alt. Energy (Wind Turbine), Oil & Gas, Refinery, Food & Beverage, Aerospace

12. CompactLogix Product Road Map
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
1769-L36ERM
1769-L27ERM
1768-L45
1769-L18ERM
1768-L4xS
1768-L43
1769-L35CR
1769-L35E
1769-L32E
1769-L32C
Key Points:
This slide shows compactLogix product line from 2004 to today.
Four existing members of CompactLogix family, L2x, L3x, L4x and 5370 (L1, L2, and L3)
From L2x to L4x, products increase in capabilities and performance.
The 5370 introduce a new dual core processor and a significant increase in capabilities and performance.
In terms of communication options, there are several options available: Serial, USB, EtherNet/IP (DLR for 5370), ControlNet, DeviceNet.
1769-L31
1769-L23E-QFBC1B
1769-L23-QFBC1B
1769-L23E-QB1B

13. CMX Controllers with Embedded I/O
Integrated I/O and power supply
Do not require a chassis
L2’s support expansion I/O with 1769 Compact I/O Modules
L1’s support expansion I/O with 1734 Point I/O Modules
Select 5370 L1 and L2 controllers support Integrated Motion over Ethernet/IP
Support Ethernet/IP, ControlNet, and DeviceNet
Key Points:
Does not require a chassis
Integrated I/O and Power Supply
DeviceNet network capability with 1769-SDN
5370 L1 and L2 support DLR
Ideal for smaller, machine-level control applications!

14. CMX Controllers without Embedded I/O
Support expansion I/O with 1769 Compact I/O Modules
Increased memory for larger applications
L4xS offers SIL 3 CAT 4 safety application support
L4x controllers support motion when using SERCOS modules
Select 5370 L3 controllers support Integrated Motion over Ethernet/IP
Support EtherNet/IP, ControlNet, and DeviceNet
Key Points:
Does not require a chassis
L4x supports 1768 comms cards (up to 4) for distributing I/O across EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, and/or ControlNet.
DeviceNet network capability with 1769-SDN
5370 L3 support DLR
Ideal for mid-sized, machine-level control applications!

15. CompactLogix LxER Family Scalability
Models: (3 Catalogs)
L16ER
L18ER (Ethernet)
L18ERM (Ethernet + 2 axis CIP motion)
Memory: 384KB, 512KB
Built-in DC I/O: 16in, 16out
Expansion: I/O modules for L16ER, I/O modules for L18ER and L18ERM
Remote : 4 or 8 remote devices (EIP)
Models: (3 Catalogs)
L24 ER-QB1B
L24ER-QBFC1B (Ethernet)
L27ERM QBFC1B (Ethernet + 4 axis CIP motion)
Memory: 768KB, 768KB, 1MB
Built-in DC I/O: 16in, 16out
Built-in Speciality I/O: (L24ER-QBFC1B & L27ERM-QBFC1B)
4 HSC, 4 universal analog in/2 analog output
Expansion: I/O modules
Remote: 8 or 16 remote devices (EIP)
L3 Controllers
Application Size, Performance, Communications, Motion Integration
Models: (6 Catalogs)
L30ER,L33ER(Ethernet)
L30ERM (Ethernet + 4 axis CIP motion)
L33ERM (Ethernet + 8 axis CIP motion)
L36ERM (Ethernet + 16 axis CIP motion)
Memory: 1MB, 2MB, 3MB
Expansion: I/O modules for L30ER,
I/O modules for L33ER and L33ERM,
I/O modules for L36ERM.
Remote: 16, 32 or 64 remote devices (EIP)
Key Points:
Like it’s big brother (L7x), the 5370 controller family provides battery-less energy storage solution and all products comes with 1 Gb SD card.
From L1 controller to L3 controller, products increase in application size, better performance, more advanced motion integration and dual Ethernet ports.
L1 and L2 has integrated I/O.
L1 controller uses 1734 Point I/O modules as expansion I/O.
L2 and L3 uses 1769 Compact I/O modules as expansion I/O.
L2 Controllers
L1 Controllers f
Small Stand-Alone & Ancillary Equipment Controller
Small Machine Controller
General Purpose Machine Controller

16. Design Software Family
PLC 5
SLC / Micro
Logix Family
Key Points:
CompactLogix
-Will be discussed later in this presentation
ControlLogix
-Optimized for large scale process or motion applications
-L6x controllers have been around for 8 – 10 years and one of our best selling controllers
-L7x controllers are the new generation and offer more features, capabilities and horse power for the most demanding applications.
-We offer controllers for SIL 3 Safety applications known and GuardLogix
-We offer controllers for extreme environment applications
The bottom line….we certainly have a controller that will fit your automation needs!
What’s Next…

17. Introducing Studio 5000 Engineering and Design Environment
-PRESENT-
Logix Designer (V21)
Programming and configuration for Logix controllers.
Existing RSLogix 5000 user interface retained with new shared components.
-FUTURE-
View Designer (V22)
Graphical design environment for View 5000 HMIs.
New User Interface.
Studio 5000 is the first evolution of our Engineering and Design Environment
Studio 5000 is a modular framework for engineering collaboration with plug-ins for specific engineering tasks such as Logix Designer for control code development, and looking forward with and View Designer for HMI development and additional plug-ins like Library Manager, Motion Analyzer– high level of possibilities.
Studio 5000 creates the Automation Environment for Standard, Premier and Optimal experiences.

18. Studio 5000 Software New Rockwell Engineering and Design environment
Programming and configuration for the Logix5000 family of controllers
Built on the familiar user-friendly interfaces and workflows of RSLogix 5000 V20 and prior
Uses well known Microsoft Windows interface
Improve development efficiencies leading to increased productivity and shorter design cycles
One intuitive tool and environment
System-wide development environment
Foundation for future design tools
Key Points:
Studio 5000 will only support v21 (and higher) compatible Logix Controllers.
It supports multiple programming languages including ladder logic, function block, sequential function chart and structured text.
Compared to PLC5 programming, it uses symbolic tag and structure data model to make programming more efficient, powerful and self-documenting.

19. The Power of Logix Designer
Multiple IEC programming languages
Ladder, Structured Text, Function Block, SFC
Symbolic tag and structure data model
Powerful programming tools to increase productivity
Built in I/O configuration and Diagnostics
No programming required!
Graphical Trending / Histogram
Graphical real-time data histogram for diagnostics and monitoring functions
Comprehensive help system that can help you troubleshoot your problems
Sample Projects
Instructions Quick Reference
Step-by-step videos
Key Points:
Easy conversion of control programs between different Logix controller types for controller migration. CompactLogix to ControlLogix, vice versa.
Built in I/O configuration and diagnostics, no programming required, will be covered in lab.
Graphical real-time data tracing.
Comprehensive help system (F1).

20. Thank you for participating!
Please tidy up your workstation before leaving.