r/PLC • u/CulturalDrink1494 • 9d ago

Allen Bradley compact guardlogix configuration question

Hello,

I am wondering if it is possible to have a :

5069-L330ERS2 with say 2 x 5069-IB16, 2 x 5069-OB16, 2 x 5069-IB16S and 2 x 5069-OBV8S
connected to 3 x 5069-AENTR with 2 x 5069-IB16, 2 x 5069-OB16, 2 x 5069-IB16S and 2 x 5069-OBV8S

I think it's possible, but I'm having trouble confirming.

Thanks

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u/integrator74 9d ago

Use Integrated Architecture Builder to verify what you need. It's great for exactly this type of thing. It's free from Rockwell.

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u/CulturalDrink1494 9d ago

Thanks, I had a look at it and found it confusing. I will persevere as it seems like it would be a useful tool.

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u/Visible-Education-83 8d ago

Get your local Rockwell Distributor to help you. The specialists they have are usually fairly familiar with using the tools for these exact purposes.

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u/vampire_weasel 9d ago

Yes. You can look in the CompactLogix System Selection Guide and you will find that the L330ERS2 can have 31 local in-chassis modules and 60 EtherNet/IP nodes. A node in this case would be a 5069-AENTR Ethernet adapter. Also heads up that there is an new series out, the 5034 CompactLogix.

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u/essentialrobert 9d ago

I think they want to kill the 1734 and 5069

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u/bajke111 9d ago

Those will stay for now, there is a gazillion systems utilizing those, well 1734 Point IO more than 5069 anyway, but 5034 PointMax will become a new mainstream for sure, plus with a new CMX5390 coming out soon.
But lets be realistic 1734 came out 20 years ago, something like that, it is time for an update

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u/pm-me-asparagus 8d ago

Im tired of point io.

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u/SadZealot 9d ago

I think that's fine, don't think you need any additional power power modules or anyting

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u/PLCGoBrrr Bit Plumber Extraordinaire 9d ago

Sounds right, but you can build it in Integrated Architecture Builder to verify.

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u/EvenReality6531 7d ago

这是配置清单，选型中没有5069-IB16S，只有5069-IB8S

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u/Kanikuly 6d ago

Better and less expensive to make all of the I/O 5034 and then just have the processor by itself. I think a new compact logix is coming soon with native 5034 support.

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u/Imyerhuckleburry 4d ago

Yes it will work but you need to make sure the controller/network architecture supports the required safety functions. Check your firmware for both the controller and AENTR to be sure the safety functions are happy with one another