Filehost 3RW5 SoftStarter EtherNet IP

Connection and
configuration of SIRIUS
Soft Starter 3RW5 and
Allen-Bradley Controller
via EtherNet/IP using
Studio 5000 and TIA Portal
Soft Starter 3RW5

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Table of contents
Table of contents
Legal information ..................................................................................................... 3
1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Overview ........................................................................................... 5
1.2 Components used ............................................................................. 5
2 Engineering .................................................................................................... 6
2.1 Hardware setup ................................................................................. 6
2.2 Configuration ..................................................................................... 6
2.2.1 Integration of 3RW5 Soft starter in Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 ............ 6
2.2.2 Setting up cyclic data communication............................................... 12
2.2.3 Setting up acyclic data communication............................................. 12
2.3 Configuring Soft Starter with Soft Starter ES V15.1 Upd1 ................. 17
3 Additional information ................................................................................. 21
4 Appendix....................................................................................................... 22
4.1 Service and support ......................................................................... 22
4.2 Application support .......................................................................... 23
4.3 Links and literature .......................................................................... 23
4.4 Change documentation .................................................................... 23

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1 Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
This documentation describes how to parameterize and integrate SIRIUS Soft
Starter 3RW5 into an Allen-Bradley PLC using Studio 5000 and the software Soft
Starter ES V15.1 Upd 1(TIA Portal) via EtherNet/IP.
1.2 Components used

This application example has been created with the following hardware and
software components:
Table 1-1
Component Numbe Article number Note
r
Allen-Bradley 1 -------------------------
ControlLogix PLC
SIRIUS Soft Starter 1 3RW5513-1HA04 FW V2.0
3RW5
EtherNet/IP module for 1 3RW5980-0CE00 FW V1.0
SIRIUS Soft Starter
SIRIUS Soft Starter HMI 1 3RW5980-0HF00 FW V2.0

SIRIUS Soft Starter ES 1
V15.1 Upd 1
Allen-Bradley Studio 1 --------------------------
5000
This application example consists of the following components:

Table 1-2
Component File name Note
Documentation This document
User data types and Example project and
example project UDT´s for Studio 5000

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2 Engineering
2 Engineering
2.1 Hardware setup
This application example is based on SIRIUS 3RW5 soft starters with 3RW59
communication module. Documentation for the 3RW59 communication module can
be found here \Link\.
2.2 Configuration
2.2.1 Integration of 3RW5 Soft starter in Allen-Bradley Studio 5000
Registering Soft starter in Studio 5000

1. Download the EDS file for Soft starter \3\ (EDS files are files which includes
extensions for specific hardware)
2. Unzip the file.
3. Open Studio 5000
4. Create a new project or open your existing project.
5. From the menu bar select "Tools > EDS Hardware Installation Tool" (Figure 2-1)
EDS: A file like our GSDML file for including hardware to an EtherNet/IP 3rd party
engineering.
Figure 2-1: Registering Soft starter
6. Click "Next" in the wizard window

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7. Select "Register an EDS file(s)" and click "Next" (Figure 2-2)
Figure 2-2: Registering Soft Starter

8. Select "Register a single file", click on "Browse", select the downloaded EDS file
and click "Next". (Figure 2-3)

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9. Click "Next" on the test results window (Figure 2-4)

10. Click "Next" if you do not want to change the graphic image. (Figure 2-5)

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11. Click "Next" on the summary and then "Finish".

Inserting Soft Starter on EtherNet/IP
1. In the "Controller Organizer" panel, right-click "Ethernet" and select "New
Module (Figure 2-6)"
Figure 2-6: Creating Soft Starter device

2. Search the catalog for "SIRIUS", select the correct device and click "Create".
(Figure 2-7)
3. Open the module properties by double click on module and give the device a
unique name.

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2. Open the module properties by double click on module and give the device a
unique name.
Figure 2-8 Overview of module setup

3. Write an EtherNet/IP address and give module a name. IP address must match
with the address configured inside Soft Starter (Figure 2-9)
The IP address can be assigned directly on 3RW5 Soft starter HMI panel.
Figure 2-9: Giving name and assigning IP address

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5. In the module properties, click "Change". Select the size of the input/output
window from the drop-down menu. Notice the "Tag Suffix" field that shows the
name assigned to the "Controller Tags" for the cyclic data. Click "OK" to finish
(Figure 2-10)

6. Click "OK" to finalize your Soft Starter device configuration

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2.2.2 Setting up cyclic data communication
Once you have completed adding a Soft Starter device to the network
configuration, input and output cyclic controller tags with the same device name are
added to the project.
1.Click on "Controller Tags" and search for ":I1" and ":O1", replacing "" with your
device's name (Figure 2-11)
Figure 2-11: Controller tags

2.2.3 Setting up acyclic data communication
The Soft Starter also supports acyclic communication. This is accomplished in the
Allen-Bradley controller with the use of "Message" commands. The Soft Starter
supports four object requests for data transfer. In order to simplify the formatting of
the available acyclic data, four data types are available for download. Follow these
steps to request the data transfer via "Message" commands in Studio 5000:
1. Download the file "Soft_Starter_UDTs" and unzip it \Link\
2. In the "Controller Organizer" pane, right-click on "User Data Types" and select
"Import Data Type" (Figure 2-12).

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Figure 2-12: Import of data types
3. Import the downloaded data types.
4. Create a controller tag for each of the imported data types. (Figure 2-13)
Figure 2-13 Controller tag

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5. Create a program to call the "Message" command for each of the controller tags
you just created. (Figure 2-14)
Figure 2-14: Tasks

6. In each program, use the "Message" command to read or write data to the Soft
Starter unit (Figure 2-15)
Figure 2-15: Message function
7. To configure the "Message" command, click on the button with the three dots.

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8. On the Configuration tab, select the following values for the Measurement
object: (|Figure 2-16)
– Message type: CIP Generic
– Service type: Custom
– Service code: 1
– Instance: 94 (This instance is different for every UDT)
– Class: 9a
– Attribute: 0
– Source Element: Name of the controller tag of type UDT you created for
measured values
– Length: 80 (Doesn´t really matter because entire memory is always read)
– Destination Element: Name of the controller tag of type UDT you created for
measured values.
Figure 2-16: Message configuration


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9. On the Communication tab, click on "Browse" and select the Soft Starter 3RW5
unit you wish to read the data from. (Figure 2-17)
Figure 2-17: Communication configuration

10. Download your configuration.

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2.3 Configuring Soft Starter with Soft Starter ES V15.1

Upd1
1. Open TIA Portal and click on “Create new project” (Figure 2-18)
Figure 2-18 Start screen
2. Create a new project or open your existing project. (Figure 2-19)

Figure 2-19 New project
3. Switch to the project view.

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4. In the project tree, double-click on "Add new device". (Figure 2-20)
Figure 2-20 Add new device

5. Select "Control devices", browse to "Drives & starters > SIRIUS motor starters
and soft starters > Soft starter 3RW5 > Basic unit 3RW55", select your soft
starter device and click on "OK". (Figure 2-21)
Figure 2-21 New device

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6. Add communication module to your soft starter device configuration

(Figure 2-22)
Figure 2-22 Add module

7. Set the IP address of the soft starter (Figure 2-23)

Figure 2-23 Set IP address

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8. Download configuration to the device (Figure 2-24

Figure 2-24 Download configuration

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3 Additional information
3 Additional information
Documentation for the 3RW59 Ether/Net IP can be found \5\. In that documentation
can be found all the data types with complete description and also specifics for the
module.

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4.3 Links and literature

Table 4-1
No. Topic
\1\ Siemens Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com
\2\ Link to this entry page of this application example
\3\ Link for download EDS file:

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/109768072/ethernet-ip-eds-file-
for-sirius-3rw5-soft-starter-with-ethernet-ip-module?dti=0&lc=en-WW
\4\ Link for download UDT file:
\5\ Link for 3RW59 documentation
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/109758201/equipment-manual-
sirius-3rw5-ethernet-ip-communication-module?dti=0&lc=en-WW
4.4 Change documentation

Table 4-2
Version Date Modifications
V1.0 05/2020 First version

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1.2 Components used

SIRIUS Soft Starter HMI 1 3RW5980-0HF00 FW V2.0

This application example consists of the following components:

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Registering Soft starter in Studio 5000

Figure 2-1: Registering Soft starter

6. Click "Next" in the wizard window

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7. Select "Register an EDS file(s)" and click "Next" (Figure 2-2)

Figure 2-2: Registering Soft Starter

Figure 2-3: Registering Soft Starter

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9. Click "Next" on the test results window (Figure 2-4)

Figure 2-4: Registering Soft Starter

Figure 2-5: Registering Soft Starter

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11. Click "Next" on the summary and then "Finish".

Figure 2-6: Creating Soft Starter device

Figure 2-7: Creating Soft Starter device

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Figure 2-8 Overview of module setup

Figure 2-9: Giving name and assigning IP address

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Figure 2-10: Creating Soft Starter device

6. Click "OK" to finalize your Soft Starter device configuration

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2.2.2 Setting up cyclic data communication

Figure 2-11: Controller tags

2.2.3 Setting up acyclic data communication

1. Download the file "Soft_Starter_UDTs" and unzip it \Link\

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Figure 2-12: Import of data types

3. Import the downloaded data types.

Figure 2-13 Controller tag

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Figure 2-14: Tasks

Figure 2-15: Message function

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Figure 2-16: Message configuration

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Figure 2-17: Communication configuration

10. Download your configuration.

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2.3 Configuring Soft Starter with Soft Starter ES V15.1

2. Create a new project or open your existing project. (Figure 2-19)

3. Switch to the project view.

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4. In the project tree, double-click on "Add new device". (Figure 2-20)

Figure 2-20 Add new device

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6. Add communication module to your soft starter device configuration

Figure 2-22 Add module

7. Set the IP address of the soft starter (Figure 2-23)

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8. Download configuration to the device (Figure 2-24

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