Copyright © 2011 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved.

SLC Migration to

CompactLogix

RASB-SP072A-EN-E

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Agenda

1. The Solution

2. Product Lifecycle

3. Migration Tools Detail

4. Summary

5. For More Information

Supporting our Customer’s SLC Investment

SLC 5/03

PanelView Standard

Serial

OR

EtherNet/IP

PanelView Plus

1747-AENTR

CompactLogix

SLC 5/05

PanelView Plus

Ethernet

Small networked migration using an Ethernet adaptor

SLC 5/04

PV Std

Serial

SLC 5/04

PV Std

Serial

SLC 5/04

PV Std

Serial

DH+

Serial

PanelView Std

SLC 5/04

SLC 5/05

Ethernet

SLC 5/05 SLC 5/05 SLC 5/05

PV Std

Serial

PV Std

Serial

PV Std

Information

PV +

Ethernet

Information

PV + CompactLogix

PV + PV + PV +

1747-AENTR

1747-AENTR

1747-AENTR 1747-AENTR

Serial

• Active (extending this phase is our primary goal!) – Current, in-stock product

– Full support (consulting, repair, training, transactional, and contract services)

• Silver – Low inventory, support through forecasted date

– Well-defined migration path with incentives

• Discontinued – No new product; repair services available

• Obsolete – Product and repair services unavailable

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Understanding the Product Lifecycle

Rockwell Automation has

distinguished itself among suppliers

by shipping many solutions for more

than 30 years and supporting

products for as long as 7 years after

their discontinuation.

• Communication plan that helps customers

navigate through the transition phase of the

product lifecycle

• Typically a 24 month* timeframe during which

customers can still order new products before

they become discontinued

• Silver Date is the forecasted date Rockwell

Automation will not accept orders for new

product shipments

• After a product’s Silver Date, it officially enters

the Discontinued phase.

• Search the Silver Series Website to review

Silver Dates for products in the program

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Silver Series Program

* See notes for additional information

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Enabling Migration Tools

• CompactLogix 5370 Programmable Automation

Controllers (PACs)

• 1747-AENTR Ethernet adaptor

• Installed Base Evaluation with Lifecycle Reporting

• Integrated Architecture Builder

• ProposalWorks

• Logic Code Conversion Services and Utilities

• HMI Application Conversion Services and Utilities

• Bundled solutions including CompactLogix 5370 PACs

and 1747-AENTR

CompactLogix 5370 PACs

1747-AENTR

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Migration Tools: CompactLogix 5370 Controllers

• Key features and benefits include:

– Improved Performance 2- 2.5x over current platform

– < 1ms Screw to Screw throughput

– >25% improvements in network performance

– Embedded Dual port EtherNet/IP with Device Level Ring function

– Built-in USB port for quick connection to RSLogix5000

– Battery-less operations

– CIP Sync Support(IEEE1588) in all catalogs

– SD card for program backup and data storage

– CIP Motion support (up to 16 axis) in selected catalogs with

Kinematics functions

CompactLogix 5370 L2

CompactLogix 5370 L1

CompactLogix 5370 L3

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Migration Tools: SLC™ 500 Ethernet/IP Adaptor (1747-AENTR)

The SLC Ethernet Adaptor (1747-AENTR) allows SLC I/O racks to be controlled by any Logix

Programmable Automation Controller (PAC):

• Must be located in the first slot (slot 0) of an SLC rack

– Replaces SLC controller in local rack

– Replaces the existing RIO adaptor (1747-ASB) in remote racks

– Replaces ControlNet adaptor (1747-ACN15, 1747-ACNR15) in remote racks

• Supports SLC 500 extended rack

– Performance depends on module configuration

• Requires RSLogix™ 5000 v20 or greater

– Utilizes electronic data sheet add on profile capability in v20

• Supports various network topologies

– Device Level Ring (DLR)

– Star

– Linear

• StepForward incentives available for migrating to AENTR

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Migration Tools: Installed Base Evaluation

Document the current system and Define the Final

System Architecture

– Determine scope of project

– Identify reliability and longevity issues

– Identify technical issues before they become

major concerns

– Perform an Installed Base Evaluation with

Lifecycle Reporting:

• Lifecycle Site Report

• Lifecycle Location/Line Report

• Lifecycle Machine Report

• Lifecycle Panel Report

• Plant Bill of Materials

• Product by Location

• Inventory Analysis

Documenting the Existing System and Defining the Final System

Creates a Migration Roadmap.

Red-Yellow-Green lifecycle coding identifies production

status associated service risk

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Migration Tools: Integrated Architecture Builder (IAB)

• IAB includes a Migration Wizard specifically created for SLC to Logix (CompactLogix or ControlLogix) migrations

– Minimize cost and risk to convert SLC systems to Logix systems

– Enter current SLC BOM into IAB and select a conversion option to quickly convert the

BOM to an equivalent Logix system

– IAB will automatically select system components, size power supplies, etc.

– Convert system in 30 minutes or less with minimal training

– Helps you determine any critical application considerations

Convert

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“Wizard-style” step-by-step dialogs guide the

user through the translation process

Migration Tools: Logic Code Translation Tool in RSLogix 5000

Updated and updateable

controller list 12

Supporting our Customer’s SLC Investment

SLC 5/03

PanelView Standard

Serial

OR

EtherNet/IP

PanelView Plus

1747-AENTR

CompactLogix

SLC 5/05

PanelView Plus

Ethernet

• Visit the Literature Library:

– Rockwell Automation Migration Solutions Brochure

MIGRAT-BR002A-EN-P

– SLC > CompactLogix Migration Solution Profile

MIGRAT-PP004

• Visit the E-tools Website:

– Install Integrated Architecture Builder

– Install ProposalWorks

• Visit the Silver Series Website

• Visit the Migration Solutions Website

• Visit the IA Tools Website

• See the solution at Rockwell Automation on the

Move events

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For More Information