TechED 2016

Studio 5000 Logix Designer
Overview
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Agenda
Workflow Retention
Automation Productivity Key Values
V29 Logix Designer Logix Update
V27- Present, Future Notable Mentions
Survey Opportunities

Design Workflows
Thoughts behind the scenes
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Solve my Reduce Risk
Reduce Time Reduce Cost
Application On Projects
to Market to Engineer
HIGH-LEVEL
DESIGN, TEST,
PRODUCT HIGH-LEVEL PRODUCT & VENDOR DETAILED
VALIDATE & ACCEPTANCE COMMISSIONING OPERATION
CONCEPTION REQUIREMENTS PROCESS SELECTION REQUIREMENTS
BUILD
DESIGN

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Workflows
Retaining your existing workflows
Understanding of your specific workflows

Workflows
Adding more options to your existing workflows
Add Options, Non-Rigid (flexible), Adoption up to you.

Setting the stage for today
Think about these things
Your role
Your workflows
Your application(s)
The lifecycle of the application(s)

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Building Scalable Solutions

Logix Designer basic concepts used to help build you solution.
Start_PB
PX1009

Routines
Programs
Add-on
Instructions

HPU_North Zone_04
Logic and Tags Logic and Tags
Control EStops
HydPump
Calendar_01
GuardDoors
AlarmDiag
Logic and Tags SOA_Keys
UpperRoll
LowerRoll
LoadControl
Safety

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Efficient Project Design
Develop, Organize, Test and Duplicate Code
Meet Victor The Project:
Tissue Converting Line
The Concerns:
Developing line standards for
multiple OEMs
The Goal:
Maximizing Re-use while
minimizing design time.
Delivering value to end user
What does it mean to be Efficient?
: capable of producing desired results

without wasting materials, time, or energy
(Of a person) working in a well-organized and competent way

Core concepts and benefits of an efficient design

Scalable Modular Containers Choices
Routines Programs
Add-on
Instructions

Program Folder Conceptual Block Diagram
Previous NEW
Prog_01 Prog_02
Local Tags Local Tags
Input Code Output Input Code Output

Routines Data Routines
Parameter InOut Parameter InOut

Interface Public Interface Public
Why Add a Parameter Interface?

Better understanding of interaction between programs
Allow direct communication between programs
Introduce a larger modular object in Logix Designer

Collaboration with the use of XML
Using XML Code
Import/Export
Library Management Tools
Right Click

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Enhancements in importing, sharing and reuse content
Easily Import Content
Manage Conflicts
Create Or Update Existing
Manage references
(Tag Aliases, Program
Connections)
Manage dependencies
(AOIs UDTs and Tags)
Optionally include/exclude data
values
Supports online and offline
workflows
Calendar_01
HPU_North Zone_04
Logic and Tags
Logic and Tags Logic and Tags
UpperRoll
Control EStops
LowerRoll
HydPump GuardDoors
LoadControl
AlarmDiag SOA_Keys

Develop, Organize, Test and Duplicate Code
Collaborative Workflows
Making the most of your design teams, bringing efforts together
Collaborative Workflows
Making the most of your design teams, bringing efforts together
Downtime Recovery
Context for Locating the Problem Area Quickly
Mixer_VFD
Logic and Tags
Mixer_Logic
Downtime Recovery Mixer_Ref
Context for Locating the Problem Area Quickly

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V29 Studio 5000 - Logix Designer

General Update
High Performance Logix Controllers
Right size your controller based on your application needs
Integrated
Local
Memory Nodes Motion on
I/O
EtherNet/IP
5069-L306ER(M) 600 KB 16 2 8
5069-L310ER(M) 1 MB 24 4 8
5069-L320ER(M) 2 MB 40 8 16
5069-L330ER(M) 3 MB 50 16 31 Total Axes
Memory Nodes Local I/O
of Motion
5069-L340ER(M) 4 MB 55 20 31
1756-L81E 3 MB 60 16
1756-L82E 5 MB 80 16
256 (subject
1756-L83E 10 MB 100 16
to node limit)
1756-L84E 20 MB 150 16
1756-L85E 40 MB 300 16

ControlLogix 5580 System Scaling
Simplified method for counting controller resources
The ControlLogix 5580 is now scaled on EtherNet/IP nodes
Maximum controller nodes include those connected to
the front port as well as backplane communication
modules
Any device added directly to the Ethernet I/O
configuration are counted toward the node limits
Communication Adapters
Motion and power products such as drives, starters
and electronic overloads
HMIs included in the I/O tree (e.g. PanelView Plus
terminals)
Linking devices (e.g. 1788-EN2DNR)

Logix Designer Controller Node Support
View your usage and capacity anytime, right from the new Capacity Tab
Capacity Tab
Renamed the Memory Tab to be
Capacity
Controller Capacity
Safety Capacity
Ethernet Node
Ethernet Node Counter
Clear Indication of Node Capacity
Available for 5580, 5380 and 5370
series controllers
CompactLogix 5380 Machine Architecture
Providing flexibility on interfacing to plant networks with or without a switch
Device Level Ring: Dual IP:
Logical separation of control network Physical separation of control network
Plant Network
Plant Network
5380 CompactLogix Controller 5380 CompactLogix Controller
Configurable
1783-ETAP
100MB 50 Device DLR Ring 100MB 50 Device DLR Ring
Stratix 5700
PanelView Plus PanelView Plus

1734 Point I/O 1734 Point I/O
PowerFlex Drives PowerFlex Drives
Kinetix Drives Kinetix Drives
CompactLogix 5380 (DLR and Dual IP)
Simple configuration now available in the Controller Properties dialog
Configure the IP Mode

in the 5380 Controller
Properties dialog
Dual-IP Mode
Linear / DLR mode)

5580 & 5380 - Instruction based alarms
Choose Instruction Based or Tag Based Alarming based on your application.
Instruction Based Alarms

ALMA & ALMD Instruction Support in the 5580/5380 Controllers
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5580 & 5380 - PanelView 5000 support
Simple configuration, improved performance, and greater flexibility
New Logix and View Communications method Jog Motor
New instruction in Logix that HMI will interact with A-B
High speed deterministic communications similar to

I/O
Logix detects comms
Benefits failure and automatically
resets the button request
Reduced lag and improved accuracy for manual jog

operations from traditional HMI
More flexible than physical buttons with comparable
performance
Eliminates need for custom logic to verify active
communications
June 13, 2011
5580 & 5380 - String Assignment Support
Increased programming productivity through better string manipulation
Structured Text Editor Support

String to String Direct Assignment
MyString:= StringTag;
Literal to String Assignment
MyString:=A String Literal;
Ladder Editor Support Move

MOV
Literal to String Tag MOV Source MyString

UpperRoll MOV
Dest StringTag Move
String Tag to String Tag MOV UpperRoll Source A String Literal
Dest MyString
A String Literal

5580 & 5380 4-Char LCD
User configurable Masking for an additional layer of security
Normal Scrolling Messages on the LCD Display:
1.) Controller Name - ( )
2.) Link Status - ( )
3.) Port Status - ( )
Configurable Masking of Scrolled Fields with a MSG to SELF

Default (All shown)
Controller Name and Link Status (only)
Port & IP Address (only)
Completely OFF

Device Profile Enhancements
Generic Ethernet Safety and Standard Profile simplifies configuration
Supports the following connection types: Single IP address
Standard, Standard w/Status

Safety Configurable
Safety and Standard, Safety and connection types
Standard w/Status
Simplifies integration and improves user
experience
One profile vs. two
One IP address vs. two
Simplified hardware implementation
Common user experience

Guardmaster 440C-CR30 Safety Relay
New profile provides a simplified and integrated design experience
Available with Add-on Profile v2.01
Fully functional Logic editor for
the Guardmaster 440C-CR30
safety relay
Benefits:
Single software/project for
configuring and monitoring
Logix 5000 controller
and Guardmaster 440C-CR30
safety relays

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v6.0 Compare & Merge Enhancements
Increased granularity to compare individual parts of individual projects
Support any .L5X file to perform a compare

AOI-to-AOI
UDT-to-UDT
Program-to-Program
Routine-to-Routine
One-to-One also One-to-Many
Compare AOIs that are signed

Logix Designer Notable Mentions
Small, yet important improvements
Sequential Function Chart Editor V27
Keyboard Shortcuts for Quick Navigation
Ctrl Home
Ctrl End

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UDT Editor V27
Copy and Paste from External Sources
Returned Ability to Copy and Paste from Excel into UDT Editor
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Ladder Editor V27
Movable CPT Instruction Dialog (keep the original expr. in view)
Previously Updated
Original Expression visible and

Pop Up Dialog able to be moved
Expression Hidden by Pop Up Dialog
Original Expression in the CPT Expression visible when expression editor is opened
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FBD Editor V27
Re-order Sheets more easily
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Organize Sheets Now Sheet 2
Re-Order then Click OK

General Editor V27
Identification of Called Routine By Active Power Rails
No JSR for WS1_SpdRef

Routine
No Green Power Rails

General Editor V28
Determination of a Lonely Routine During Project Verification
No JSR for fbd routine
Warning Message
During Verify
During project verify locate routines with no corresponding JSR (Jump to Subroutine)
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General Editor V30Soon
Coming
Lonely Routine During Project Verification Enable/Disable

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Logical Organizer V28
Locating Routines/Programs Easier Between Organizers
Launches
Logical Organizer
Navigates to the
Context you
Searched from
Bi-directional
Find
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Structured Text Editor V28
Customizable Header for Consistent Structured Text doc.
Auto-Create
Include Header on Create
Customized Header

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Structured Text Editor V30Soon
Coming
Customized Comment Header Auto Insert fields
Upon creation of a new Structured Text routine the following <tags> are
automatically replaced within the pre-formatted header:
<Developer Name>
<Date>
<Routine Name>

Function Block Editor V30Soon
Coming
Default Sheet Size and Layout Changes
Previously upon creation of a new Function Block routine the sheet size
previously would default to <8.5x11 Portrait>.
<11x17 Landscape> will be the default size

Trend Editor V30Soon
Coming
Better user experience for trend creation
Type Here
Look Ahead
Takes you here
No Typing or Scroll to find

Look Ahead Your tag
Before After
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Automation Productivity Key Values

V29 Logix Designer Logix Update

V27- Present, Future Notable Mentions

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Understanding of your specific workflows

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Add Options, Non-Rigid (flexible), Adoption up to you.

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Building Scalable Solutions

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: capable of producing desired results

(Of a person) working in a well-organized and competent way

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Local Tags Local Tags

Input Code Output Input Code Output

Parameter InOut Parameter InOut

Why Add a Parameter Interface?

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Logic and Tags

Downtime Recovery Mixer_Ref

Context for Locating the Problem Area Quickly

V29 Studio 5000 - Logix Designer

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5380 CompactLogix Controller 5380 CompactLogix Controller

PanelView Plus PanelView Plus

Configure the IP Mode

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Instruction Based Alarms

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New instruction in Logix that HMI will interact with A-B

High speed deterministic communications similar to

Reduced lag and improved accuracy for manual jog

Structured Text Editor Support

Ladder Editor Support Move

Literal to String Tag MOV Source MyString

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Configurable Masking of Scrolled Fields with a MSG to SELF

Controller Name and Link Status (only)

Port & IP Address (only)

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Standard, Standard w/Status

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Support any .L5X file to perform a compare

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Original Expression visible and

Organize Sheets Now Sheet 2

Re-Order then Click OK

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No JSR for WS1_SpdRef

No Green Power Rails

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