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This document has only the specific information about the device connection settings and its address syntax.

Refer to the User Guide for more information on the Device Module.

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Summary

DF1 Serial driver implements communication with Rockwell / Allen-Bradley devices using DF1 Protocol (SLC Families, and Micrologix) via Serial communication. It operates as a Master on serial networks. The communications blocks are dynamically created according to the pooling cycle defined on the AccessType for each Device Point.

Communication Driver Information

Driver name

DF1 Serial

Assembly Name

T.ProtocolDriver.DF1Serial

Assembly Version

1.0.1.2

Available for Linux

False

Devices supported 

SLC Families / Micrologix

Manufacturer

Rockwell / Allen-Bradley

Protocol

Serial

PC Requirements

RE-232 serial communication port

Supported Files

Files

Read

Write

Data Type

Address size

N

Yes

Yes

Word

2 bytes

B

Yes

Yes

Bit

1 bit

F

Yes

Yes

Single

4 bytes

O

Yes

Yes

Output

1 bit

I

Yes

Yes

Input

1 bit



Channels Configuration

Protocol Options

CheckSum: It defines the checksum currently being used by the device, whether it is CRC or BCC. 

Settings

Set the fields according to your serial port configuration.



Nodes Configuration

Station Configuration

SlaveId: Set this field with the address of the slave device in the network.



Points Configuration

Point Address Configuration

The syntax for the DF1 Serial communication point is: <FileType><FileNumber>:<Address>

Where <FileType> indicates the memory area, the valid values are:

  • N, for Integer
  • B, for digital
  • F, for real

<FileNumber> indicates the data address for the chosen file (up to 255).
<Address> indicates the address from the specific file which will read and/or write from PLC.

For I/O, the syntax is: <FileType>:<Slot>/<Address>

  • O, for digital (output)
  • I, for digital (input)

<Slots> indicates the position where the I/O module is connected to on the PLC

E.g.:

  • F8:0
  • N21:1
  • B21:1/6
  • I:0/0



Driver Revision History

DF1 Serial Revision History

Version 

Notes

1.0.1.2

Initial release on new documentation standards.



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