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Compact Logix 1769: L23, L31, L32, 9-Pin Serial Programming cable, typically 1747-CP3
L35 If no serial port on PC, USB-Serial Adapter 9300-USBS, Quickstart
Compact Logix 1768: L43, L45 Guide
ControlLogix L5x, L6x
Programing Software
The "Connected to Upload" window will appear. RSLogix will ask you to find the corresponding offline
project file. Let's assume you are backing up the file because you do not have an offline file.
Click "Select File".
Type in a file name and select where to save the file.
RSLogix will respond "Create project file 'xxxxx.ACD' and upload?"
Click yes.
Enter a name for the project file, and select where you would like to save it.
Click Upload.
The controller will upload the file to the PC, and save it in the directory you selected. You will now be online with
the controller, which means you are looking at what the controller is doing in real time, and you can make on-line
edits, change values, etc.
The software may ask if you want to change to "Run" mode, which is the mode where the controller is scanning its
I/O, executing the program logic, and then enabling outputs and sending any data or messages. You can change the
mode by clicking the controller mode dropdown in the upper left corner.
Disconnect the programming cable and exit RSLogix 5000.
Compact Logix 5370 L1, L2, L3; 5380 L3xx Standard Ethernet patch cable, such as 1585J-M8TBJM-1M9
Control Logix L7x, L8x Any standard USB A-B cable (USB Printer Cable)
Programing Software
Connect RJ45 cable to controller and Ethernet port on PC or Ethernet card in the Rack (ControlLogix,
CompactLogix L4x).
PC must be on same network (IP Address range) as the controller. For example, if the IP address of the controller
is 192.168.1.1 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, the PC must have an IP address of 192.168.1.x, subnet
mask of 255.255.255.0, where x = 0 to 254, and cannot be the same as the controller.
To change the IP address on your computer’s Ethernet port, follow this article:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15089/windows-change-tcp-ip-settings
CAUTION! If you set your IP address to one that is already being used on the network, you will cause IP address
conflicts and may knock devices off the network.
If you do not know your controller’s IP address, see Step 2: Connecting to Controllers via USBbelow.
If you are connected via Ethernet, skip to Step 3: Establish RSLinx Connection - Ethernetbelow.
To see which version of firmware is in the controller, right click on the controller under the USB driver and
select "Device Properties".
To see or change the IP address of the controller, right click on the controller and select "Module
Configuration".
From the "Module Configuration" Screen, select the "Port Configuration" tab. From here you can note down
the IP address.
Launch Studio 5000 – usually in Start Menu (for firmware version 21 and up). If your controller is running
firmware version 20 or below, skip to Step 6: Launch RSLogix 5000.
The Studio 5000 launcher page will open.
Under "Open", select "From Upload" – if you’re using version 29, see note.
NOTE: Version 29 does not have an open "From Upload". You must create a new project, go online with the
controller, and upload the program from the controller.
The "Upload from Controller or Terminal"window will open.
Expand the EtherNet/IP driver (usually AB_ETHIP-1, Ethernet) by clicking the plus (+) sign next to it.
Navigate to the controller you wish to upgrade. If you have a rack or chassis-based network card, you will need to
further expand it by clicking the plus sign next to it, until you can highlight the controller.
The upload button will become active, click Upload.
Studio 5000 Logix Designer will launch, and the "Connected to Upload" window will open.
Click the "Select File" button.
The "Enter New or Select Existing File" window will open. Browse to where you would like to save the
file, enter a file name, and hit the "Select" button.
Logix will respond "Create Project File ‘xxxxx.ACD’ and upload?" Select Yes.
You have now uploaded and saved your controller program, and can safely disconnect from the controller.
Launch RSLogix 5000 - usually Start > All Programs > Rockwell Software > RSLogix 5000
Go to "Communications" and select "Who Active".
The RSLinx Who Active browser will pop up.
Expand the EtherNet/IP driver (usually AB_ETHIP-1, Ethernet) by clicking the plus (+) sign next to it.
Navigate to the controller you wish to upgrade. If you have a rack or chassis-based network card, you will need to
further expand it by clicking the plus (+) sign next to it, until you can highlight the controller.
The upload button will become active, click Upload.
The "Connected to Upload" window will appear. RSLogix will ask you to find the corresponding offline project
file. Let’s assume you are backing up the file because you do not have an offline file.
Click "Select File".
Type in a file name and select where to save the file.
RdSLogix will respond "Create project file ‘xxxxx.ACD’ and upload?".
Click yes.
The controller will upload the file to the PC, and save it in the directory you selected. You will now be online with
the controller, which means you are looking at what the controller is doing in real time, and you can make on-line
edits, change values, etc.
The software may ask if you want to change to "Run" mode, which is the mode where the controller is scanning its
I/O, executing the program logic, and then enabling outputs and sending any data or messages. Otherwise, you can
change the mode by clicking the controller mode dropdown in the upper left corner.
Disconnect the programming cable and exit RSLogix 5000.