Dynamix - Lab

Integrated Architecture Builder,
Dynamix Condition Monitoring

Hands-On Lab
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Dynamix Condition Monitoring Hands-On Lab 2017
IAB: Dynamix Condition Monitoring
Table of Contents
About This Hands-On Lab ............................................................................................................... 3
Lab Materials ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Document Conventions ................................................................................................................ 3
IAB Program Directory ................................................................................................................. 3
1: Start a New IAB Project ............................................................................................................. 4
Using Drag & Drop .............................................................................................................................. 7
Procedure ............................................................................................................................................ 7
3: Start a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly ....................................................... 14
Using the Add Hardware Feature ............................................................................................. 14
4: Add Dynamix Modules to EtherNet/IP Network ........................................................... 18
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About This Hands-On Lab

The IAB Dynamix Condition Monitoring Lab exercise shows how to add Dynamix Condition Monitoring
modules to your IAB configurations.
In this hands-on session, you will:

Add Dynamix modules to an IAB configuration via drag & drop.
Add Dynamix modules to an IAB configuration via New Hardware.
Configure the way a Dynamix assembly is connected to DeviceNet.
This hands-on lab is intended for all users of IAB. You should be familiar with IAB basic operation before
doing this lab.
Lab Materials
You need only IAB v 9.6.x or higher to complete this lab exercise.
Document Conventions
Throughout this manual, we use the following conventions to guide you through the lab materials:
Style or Symbol Indicates
Words in Bold Italics An item or button that you must click on or a menu name
from which you must choose an option or command. This
will be the actual name of an item that you see on your
screen or in an example.
Words or phrases in italics and single An item that you must type in the specified field. This
information must be supplied based on the application
quotes
(e.g., a variable).
Note: When you type the text in the field, remember that
you only need to type the word(s) within the quotes.
Supplemental information appears in gray boxes. These
items are not required to complete the lab exercises, but
Text in a gray box they may help you gain a better understanding of how IAB
works & how to efficiently use it.
Note: If the mouse button is not specified in the text, use the left button.
IAB Program Directory
Newer versions of IAB are installed in C:\Program Files\PST\RA_IAB. In some cases, you may have IAB
installed in C:\Program Files\RA_IAB instead. If this is the case, please replace all references to
C:\Program Files\PST\ in this document with C:\Program Files\.
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1: Start a New IAB Project
1. Double-click on the Integrated Architecture Builder icon on the computer desktop to launch
IAB:
If IAB asks if you would like to establish an Internet connection, click No:
The IAB start page appears, with IAB Project Options displayed:
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2. Select Create New Project.
3. The Create a New Workspace dialog appears. In this dialog, click on Generic Workspace with
Network. Type the name Dynamix Lab. Click OK:
4. In the Add New Network dialog, select DeviceNet. Type the name Dynamix Lab and select the
1606-XLDNET8 DeviceNet Power Supply. Click OK:
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IAB opens the Dynamix Lab Network View.
5. Click on the Trunk tab to see the DeviceNet Network and accompanying power supply:
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2: Create a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly
Using Drag & Drop

In this exercise, you will:
Start a Dynamix assembly by dragging a Dynamix module from the Device List to the Network
View.
Configure the assembly using the Configure Chassis dialog.
Add more Dynamix modules to the assembly.
Procedure
1. In the Device List at the bottom of your screen, expand the Condition Monitoring folder, the
General Purpose Protection folder, and the Dynamic Measurement folder, then drag a 1440-
SDM02-01RA module to the DeviceNet Network, and release the mouse button:
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2. Double click the XM Condition Monitor node in the DeviceNet network to open its hardware view:
3. In the Hardware View, click the Configure Chassis button to open the Configure Chassis dialog:
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The Configure Chassis dialog lets you select:
4. Set the Number of Slots to 3 and the Network Connection Type to Inline Daisy Chain.
5. Uncheck the Do not use a power supply box, and keep the default power supply. Click OK.
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The Hardware View now appears with a power supply and two more empty slots:
6. Drag two more XM modules of your choice to the empty slots in the hardware view:
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7. Go to the Network View, click the Trunk tab.
8. Click the Run Cable Wizard button in the toolbar:
9. The DeviceNet Wizard helps you to define cabling and other network parameters between the
devices on your DeviceNet network:
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10. On the Properties tab select Thin Cable as the Trunk Media Type, then click OK:
IAB displays the network view with physical media selected. Notice that the Dynamix Condition
Monitoring assembly is shown connected inline, with no tap or drop cable:
11. Double-click the XM node icon to open the hardware view.
12. Click the Configure Chassis button.
13. In the Configure Chassis dialog change the Network Connection to Daisy Chain Drop, then click
OK:
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14. Click the Network view and select the Trunk tab. The resulting network view show the XM
assembly connected to the network with a tap and drop cable:
Note: After the change IAB automatically re-ran the DeviceNet Wizard.
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3: Start a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly

Using the Add Hardware Feature
Learn to use the Add New Hardware feature in IAB
Learn how to add multiples of devices quickly to a network
Procedure
1. Click the New Hardware button. The Add New Hardware dialog appears.
2. Select Dynamic Condition Monitoring, then click OK:
IAB creates the XM assembly and opens the hardware view with no modules added:
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3. Drag an XM module from the device list to the first empty slot:
4. The module you have just added is not yet connected to any network. To connect the module to
the DeviceNet network, right click the module and select Connect to DeviceNet network >
Connect . To Dynamix Lab:
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5. Open the Network View and notice that there is a new XM node connected:
If your device appears but is not connected, run the DeviceNet Wizard and to be sure to set the Trunk
Media Type to Thin Cable:
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We can quickly duplicate our XM devices by using the Add Multiple Devices dialog.
6. In the Network view, right-click on one of the XM nodes and select Duplicate Device:
7. Enter 2 for the number of units to duplicate and click OK:
You should have two copies of the XM modules added to your network:
Note: The Add Multiple Devices dialog can also be launched by holding down the Ctrl key while
dragging and dropping devices from the Device List on to a network.
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4: Add Dynamix Modules to EtherNet/IP Network

Create and add Dynamix modules to an Ethernet/IP network
Learn the limits of the 1444 chassis and Dynamix Measurement module.
Procedure:
1. Click the Add New Network button on the toolbar.
2. Select EtherNet/IP as the network type and select Standalone EtherNet/IP network. Click OK.
The Network View will open to the new EtherNet/IP tab.
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3. In the Device List, scroll down to the Condition Monitoring >1444 XM Module> Measurement
modules and drag and drop a 1444-DYN04-01RA module to the Ethernet network window.
4. Use the Zoom slider on the toolbar to make your network picture larger.
5. You should have the following:
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6. Double click on the XM Condition Monitor that you added to go to the Hardware View.
7. In the Hardware View click on the Configure Chassis button in the toolbar.
8. Set the number of slots to 6 and click OK.
9. In the Device List scroll down to the 1444 XM Modules and notice the selection of modules
you can add: additional Measurement modules, speed, Relay and Analog Output modules.
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10. From the Device List drag and drop a 1444-TSCX02-02RB tachometer module to the first slot.
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11. Drag and drop (qty.3) -1444-RELX00-04RB relay modules to system.
12. Repeat by trying to add one more relay module to the system. You should get the following
warning:
We have reached our three relay module maximum for our Dynamix Measurement module.
13. Click OK and add (qty.1) -1444-AOFX00-04RB analog module to the system.
You should have the following:
If we decide to use a 2nd Dynamix Measurement module, we can add up to 3 more relay modules and 1
more analog module. To do this we will need to add more slots to our chassis.
14. Click the Configure Chassis button.
15. Increase the slot size to the maximum of 31. Click OK.
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You should have the following:
16. From the Device List drag and drop another Dynamix Measurement module to the next available
slot.
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17. Drag and drop another Tachometer Speed module to the chassis.
You will get the following error:
Only one Tachometer Signal Conditioner module maximum can be used in the 1444 chassis.
18. Click OK.
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19. Drag and drop (qty.3) -1444-RELX00-04RB relay modules to system and 1 more ) -1444-
AOFX00-04RB analog module
20. Notice that IAB will allow these since we added our 2 nd Dynamix module.
21. To learn more about the Dynamix Condition Monitoring Module, right click on the 1444 chassis
and select Documentation.
IAB launches the Dynamics Users manual.
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Lastly, lets add a controller to our Ethernet network that will be used to control the Dynamix modules.
22. Click the Add Hardware button on the toolbar.
23. Select the CompactLogix 5370 L3 controller. Click OK.
24. From the Device List, drag and drop a 1769-L36ERM controller to the first slot.
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25. Right click on the newly added controller and select Connect to EtherNet/IP network>Connect
Port 1 to EtherNet/IP001>CellArea001>Switch001.
26. Click Yes to the following dialog to make the CompactLogix controller the default controller.
27. Go to the Network tab and click the EtherNet/IP001 tab. Verify you have the following:
This concludes the Dynamix Condition Monitoring Lab exercises. Click the Save button to save the
project:
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IAB: Dynamix Condition Monitoring

About This Hands-On Lab ............................................................................................................... 3

Lab Materials ..................................................................................................................................... 3

Document Conventions ................................................................................................................ 3

IAB Program Directory ................................................................................................................. 3

1: Start a New IAB Project ............................................................................................................. 4

Using Drag & Drop .............................................................................................................................. 7

3: Start a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly ....................................................... 14

Using the Add Hardware Feature ............................................................................................. 14

4: Add Dynamix Modules to EtherNet/IP Network ........................................................... 18

About This Hands-On Lab

In this hands-on session, you will:

IAB Program Directory

1: Start a New IAB Project

2. Select Create New Project.

IAB opens the Dynamix Lab Network View.

2: Create a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly

Using Drag & Drop

The Configure Chassis dialog lets you select:

7. Go to the Network View, click the Trunk tab.

8. Click the Run Cable Wizard button in the toolbar:

11. Double-click the XM node icon to open the hardware view.

12. Click the Configure Chassis button.

3: Start a Dynamix Condition Monitoring Assembly

2. Select Dynamic Condition Monitoring, then click OK:

7. Enter 2 for the number of units to duplicate and click OK:

4: Add Dynamix Modules to EtherNet/IP Network

1. Click the Add New Network button on the toolbar.

The Network View will open to the new EtherNet/IP tab.

5. You should have the following:

8. Set the number of slots to 6 and click OK.

11. Drag and drop (qty.3) -1444-RELX00-04RB relay modules to system.

You should have the following:

14. Click the Configure Chassis button.

You should have the following:

You will get the following error:

18. Click OK.

IAB launches the Dynamics Users manual.

22. Click the Add Hardware button on the toolbar.

23. Select the CompactLogix 5370 L3 controller. Click OK.

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