1769 CompactLogix

Platform
Small, Scalable,
and Powerful
Logix Platform

Where does CompactLogix make sense?

Competitive Advantage
GE90-30, Siemens S7-300, Mitsubishi Series A, and Omron
customers that want to take advantage of a low cost and
advanced Logix solution

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Use ControlLogix today and want a low

cost Logix solution for low end
applications

Applications that value a single

programming package across multiple
Controller Platforms. (ControlLogix,
CompactLogix, FlexLogix, SoftLogix)

Where does CompactLogix make sense?

OEM / Machine Builders that want a
powerful platform at a competitive price.

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Wide variety of applications can benefit

from the advanced Logix features and
capabilities at an affordable price.

CompactLogix Applications Overview

Standalone Controller
Economical / Powerful Options
Powerful, Compact, and Flexible

Scalable Network
Controller
Several network options
EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, DH-485

Integrated Logix Controller

Ideal for general control
applications
Seamless integration to existing
ControlLogix Controllers
One common Integrated

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Where does CompactLogix make sense?

Standalone Controller Applications

Machine Control, Packaging, Conveyor, Simple Positioning

Wide range of local I/O configurations to meet your application need
Several communication options to meet your needs and budget
Simple, inexpensive serial connections to HMI, serial devices, PLC, and software
Advanced EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet connections high performance data sharing, distributed
I/O, advanced HMI options

OEM driven features

Non Volatile Program Storage, On-line programming, IEC compliant languages
The right size processor / system for your needs and budget

Where does CompactLogix make sense?

Scalable Networked Controller

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MODEM

Several System Connected Solutions

EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet , DH-485, SCADA

Simple low cost communications via serial and optional interface modules
Advanced NetLinx features
Distributed I/O via EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet
Advanced bridging from EtherNet/IP to DeviceNet via the 1769-L35E

Where does CompactLogix make sense?

Integrated Logix Control Applications

Ideal for general control applications

Seamless integration to existing Logix Controllers
Seamless data sharing between CompactLogix L35E processor and
ControlLogix, FlexLogix, DriveLogix and SoftLogix processors

One common Logix Architecture

RSLogix 5000 programming environment
IEC 61131-3 Languages- Ladder, Function Block, Structured Text, SFC

CompactLogix. . . Part of the Logix Family

Wide variety of NetLinx
connectivity Options

Compact I/O

Single Programming
and Network Package
providing re-use of
Programming code.
RSLogix 5000
RSLinx
RSNetWorx

Single Instruction Set

means reduced learning
curve & training

Single Data Model

Symbolic Addressing for
self-documented code
User Defined Structures to
provide Data Encapsulation.

CompactLogix Platform

Logix functionality in a smaller size, lower cost processor

20 - 40 % less cabinet space than SLC / GE 9030 / Siemens S7-300

Shares all common Logix features
Offers the user a choice between cost competitive stand-alone system
solutions to advanced EtherNet/IP connected solutions

Advanced platform scalability and modularity

Rackless chassis configurations saves on valuable cabinet real-estate
Scalability through multiple bank configuration options
Utilizes the cost competitive, adaptable Compact I/O
Cost effective DIN rail mounting

Broad communication and Remote I/O offerings

Low cost serial communications providing DF1, ASCII, DH-485,
SCADA protocols
Advanced EtherNet/IP offering providing high speed data throughput
and distributed I/O via the innovative CIP producer/consumer model
Cost competitive device level support via the world wide adopted
DeviceNet standard

Whats New
With CompactLogix

CompactLogix L35E Hardware

(6) Diagnostic LEDs

3 Position Key Switch

RUN

Run, Prog, REM

Force
BATTERY
I/O
OK
Channel 0 Default Comm

Same key for all Logix

processors

Removable Non-Volatile
Storage

(1) EtherNet/IP Port

Uses the standard, popular

CompactFlash media
Front Accessible, RUIP
Safety latch for Class I, DIV II
compliance

10/100 Mbit/sec, Full Duplex

Message and I/O support
Up to 32 CIP connections
TCP/IP and Web capable
Shielded RJ-45 connector

(1) RS-232 Port

Electrically Isolated
DF1, DH-485, ASCII,
Full/Half Duplex
Rugged 9 Pin D-shell
connector

Channel 0 Default
Communication
Push-Button
1769-BA Battery
Retain user memory for over 8
months* under normal conditions

CompactLogix Platform
New L35E CompactLogix Controller for 2003
Faster, more powerful controller designed for mid-range
applications.
EtherNet/IP (10/100 Mbit/sec)
Program storage using removable CompactFlash Media
User memory up to 1.5MB
Extended I/O capacity up to 30 I/O modules
Ability to mix and match any combination of 1769
modules up to 30 - any combination of digital / analog /
specialty
Backplane messaging support
Unit supports full EtherNet/IP capability including distributed
I/O via Ethernet
Faster I/O update 1ms Backplane RPI

CompactLogix Platform
Additional Features
Battery Life of 8 months or greater
Isolated RS-232
DF1, ASCII, DH-485 Protocol Support
Pass-through from Serial to Ethernet
Pass-through from Serial to Backplane
Supports up to 3 banks of local I/O
Supports up to 32 remote EtherNet/IP connections
Same Power Supply Rating as the 1769-L20 and 1769-L30
Up to 8 Controller Tasks ( 1 Continuous and 7 Periodic)
Supports LD, ST, SFC, and FBD
Programmed via RSLogix 5000 Mini, Standard, Professional

When should you select a 1769-L35E?

Station/machine-level, RTU/SCADA and general purpose control
Applications up to 1024 local I/O
Medium to Large sized DeviceNet applications
Applications requiring advanced EtherNet/IP connectivity
General purpose control applications that do not require integrated motion

EtherNet/IP
MODEM

MODEM

DeviceNet

509 -BOD
24vdc

CompactLogix applications that can benefit from

advanced features such as EtherNet/IP,
CompactFlash, Increased data performance /
capacity, and data bridging

Applications that can benefit from Logix

Capabilities but do not require the the
advanced features of ControlLogix

CompactLogix L35E Local I/O Configurations

Multiple bank configurations

Allows for horizontal or vertical system expansion
Up to 3 banks for a total of 30 modules
Power Isolation between banks

Simplifies panel selection for space available

DIN rail or panel mount
One CompactLogix processor per system
Modularity, scalability and versatility
Reduces valuable cabinet real-estate by up to 40% over
competitive products

Mount up to 3 Banks horizontal

Mount up to 3 Banks vertical

L35E Local I/O Capacity and Features

Mix and Match any combination of 1769
modules up to 30 (digital / analog / specialty)

Dynamic Backplane Memory Allocation

Allows you to add large amounts of high density
modules (I.e. 1769-SDN, 1769-HSC) without running
out of backplane capacity.
Very fast I/O updates Supports 1ms RPI.
Versatile configurations up to 3 banks

Explicit Messaging Support over DeviceNet

Ability to message from Ethernet to DeviceNet
Ability to message over DeviceNet via a programmed
message instruction

1769-L35E Communication Capabilities

NetLinx Network Interfaces
Integrated EtherNet/IP
Full implementation of the EtherNet/IP
Standard

DeviceNet via 1769-SDN

Up to 64 nodes
Easy configuration

Built-in RS-232 port protocols

DF1 Full Duplex/Master/Slave
Connect Operator Interface devices;
dial-up, leased line, or radio modems;
programming terminals

EtherNet/IP

MODEM

MODEM

DeviceNet

DH-485 protocol
Connect to a DH-485 network through
Advanced Interface Converter (1761NET-AIC).

ASCII
Allows CompactLogix to read and write
with ASCII devices such as barcode
readers, weigh scales and printers

509 -BOD
24vdc

CompactLogix L35E EtherNet/IP

Advanced EtherNet/IP Capability

Complete support of the popular and
powerful EtherNet/IP standard
Powerful, fast 100Mbit/sec integrated
Ethernet connection

Complete support of standard Ethernet

and Web Services
Supports the standard TCP/IP web based
protocol
Up to 32 simultaneous TCP/IP connections

Supports up to 32 CIP connections

Supports Web browsing, email, FTP

Simultaneously and seamlessly handles

multiple HMI and I/O connections

Integrated web pages provide diagnostic

and data monitoring capability

1769-L35E
1769-SDN
Advanced
DeviceNet
NetLinx
Scanner
Features
The 1769-SDN DeviceNet Scanner module communicates
with devices over the network to:
Read inputs from slave devices
Write outputs to slave devices
Can simultaneously operate as a master and a slave device on DeviceNet.

1769-L35E supports bridging over DeviceNet:

Configure the 1769-L35E processor and all devices on DeviceNet from the
same Ethernet connection
Send configuration changes to DeviceNet devices in real-time via 1769-L35E
message instructions
Reduce time and minimize configuration interface equipment

CompactLogix 1769-L35E
Enhanced Features

User Benefits

High performance CPU

Supports higher speed applications

Faster scan times, better coordination of
I/O and communication subsystems

Expanded I/O memory Capacity

Supports larger more demanding control

applications
Increases your module and network
selection options

Expanded User Memory

More programming versatility

Support larger control applications

Integrated EtherNet/IP

Expand your I/O integration options

Superior processor and HMI integration

Front accessible, removable CompactFlash

Commercially available and popular media

Potential battery alternative
Fast, portable, and reliable program
archival / recovery

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CompactFlash Features
CompactFlash features will be continue to be
enhanced and expanded over time:
Standard Type I CompactFlash supported at initial release
Industrial Rated, fully tested and qualified CompactFlash card (1784CF64) available from Rockwell Automation
Same card works in ControlLogix L6x products and Panelview Plus family.

RSLogix v12 Release:

Ability to store user program from RAM to flash
Initiated via RSLogix 5000
Ability to load CF program to RAM on BOOTUP or Bad RAM
The v12 release will also support the ability to store the matching
controller firmware from the CompactFlash. When the program is
being loaded into RAM the processor checks for the appropriate firmware.
If the processors firmware does not match the program, the processor
overwrites the existing firmware with the matching firmware stored on the
CompactFlash.
The firmware is automatically stored on the card when a program to
CompactFlash store via RSLogix5000 is initiated

CompactLogix L35E
The 1769-L35E processor will ship without firmware at
initial release
An out-of-the-box processors RS-232 and Ethernet ports will still be
supported via RSLinx
The user can flash an out-of-the-box processor using Controlflash
software and RSLinx
The user can flash an out-of-the-box processor using a CompactFlash
card that was previously loaded with a v12 program via RSLogix v12.
Note: the processor program/firmware can only be loaded on
CompactFlash via a processor. The program must be compiled and
downloaded to the processors RAM then transferred from RAM to
CompactFlash.

CompactLogix 1769- L35E Specifications

Description

Specification

Communication Ports

(1) RS-232

User Memory

1.5 Megabytes

Maximum number of local I/O modules supported

30

Maximum number of I/O banks supported

3 Banks

Backplane Current

Max:
90 mA @ + 24V dc; 660 mA @ +5V dc
Typical: 40 mA @ + 24V dc; 550 mA @ +5V dc

Backplane Memory (words)

Unlimited (any combination of digital, analog,

and specialty modules up to 30 total)

RS-232 Port

Electrically Isolated 9 Pin D-Shell

DF1, DH-485, ASCII, SCADA

EtherNet/IP Port

10/100 Mbytes/sec
Full / Half Duplex
RJ-45 shielded
32 CIP connections
32 TCP/IP connections

Non-Volatile Memory Storage

Type I CompactFlash
Remove Insert Under Power

Power Supply Distance Rating

Max distance of 4 slots from PS

Operating Temperature

0 to +60C (+32 to +140F)

Battery

1769-BA (over 6 months hold up time)

Agency Certification

C-UL certified (under CSA C22.2 No.142)

UL 508 listed
CE and C-Tick compliant for all applicable
directives

Hazardous Environment

(1) EtherNet/IP

Class I, Division 2, Hazardous Location,

Groups A, B, C, D
(UL 1604, C-UL under CSA C22.2 No. 213)

CompactLogix L35E Dimensions