Exam 5: Understanding Control Logix I-O Addressing

The last piece of the I/O tag string is the bit number with valid entries from 0 to 31.

If a ControlLogix consists of a single chassis, it is referred to as the ____________________.

Communication modules are referred to as ____________________.

In order to operate, every module must have an owner that holds the I/O configuration for the module.

I/O information is referred to as ____________________.

What is the format of a typical digital I/O tag?

The backplane in a ControlLogix chassis is a ControlNet network called "ControlMatrix."

The specific input tags assigned to an input module depend on the type of input module being configured. Briefly distinguish between tags for standard modules and diagnostic modules.

Each I/O module is in ____________________ mode until it receives its I/O configuration.

When configuring the I/O for the local chassis, any I/O in a remote chassis that will communicate with the local chassis must also be configured.

Briefly compare slot numbering in a ControlLogix modular chassis to slot numbering in a CompactLogix controller.

Analog module ports are referred to as____________________.

As the chassis modules are configured, they are assigned names. What are two points to keep in mind regarding these names?

Starting with RSLogix 5000 software version ____________________, identification of the controller scoped tags collection changes from the word controller in parentheses to a controller icon displayed to the left of the project name.

An analog tag can be an integer, real number, or I/O bit.

Controller scoped tags are global tags. What is meant by the term "global tags?"