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RSLogix 5000 module profile

RSLogix 5000 module profile

RSLogix 5000 module profile

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I have a VFD, Delta C2000 series, with an Ethernet/IP adapter and I've successfully
generated its EDS file. Delta, apparently, doesn't supply an RSLogix 5000 module profile and
doesn't supply I/O data information to configure a generic module.

I have RSLogix 5000 V16 Standard Edition. Is there a way for RSLogix 5000 to utilize EDS files?
Maybe in the the newer versions or upgraded editions? Or, can RSNetWorx for Ethernet/IP add the
module to the ENBT using the EDS?

Last resort, does anyone have I/O data for this drive, to set up a generic module?

Thanks in advance.
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RE: RSLogix 5000 module profile

I believe that by using the EDS file in RsNetWorx you can find out what the I/O images are.

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