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Release Notes

Micro800 Programmable ControllersCatalog Numbers Bulletin 2080

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Firmware Revision History

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earlier project revision. For example, a Connected Components Workbench project configured with a controller revision of 2.x can be downloaded into a controller with firmware revision 2.x or higher. It is, however, recommended that you always upgrade to the latest software, as older software revisions cannot recognize newer firmware revision controllers when discovering, uploading, and downloading.

Availability of Enhancements and Anomaly FixesEnhancements are available in the controller only if the controller is at the required firmware revision or higher, aWorkbench project contains a controlrevision or higher. If the project contathe required revision for an enhancemenhancement will not be available untsupported revision.

Fixes for firmware anomalies will be avrevision is at the minimum revision orrevision in the project does not matter

The following tables provide a list of ecorrected anomalies for the Micro800Publication 2080-RN001I-EN-P - December 2013

nd the Connected Components ler configured with the required firmware ins a controller revision that is lower than ent, then the project is still valid but the il the project is upgraded to the minimum

ailable as long as the controller firmware higher. The configured controller .

nhancements, known anomalies, and firmware revisions.



Features

Features for Micro820 Controllers

Feature(1) Description FirmwareRevision

2080-DNET20 DeviceNet scanner plug-in support(2)

The DeviceNet plug-in serves as scanner and client for explicit messaging to remote devices. The module can scan devices such as CompactBlock LDX, PowerFlex drives, E1Plus overloads, and stacklights.User-defined functto configure the plu

6.011

2080-MOT-HSC High-speed Counter plug-in support(2)

The high-speed couhigh speed countercontroller. It suppordriver for improvedUser-defined functto configure and usplug-in.

2080-REMLCD Remote LCD module support

The Remote LCD moperator interface accessory to the MIt allows easier consettings as IP addr

microSD card slot Industrial grade(4) mthrough an embeddMicro820 controlleThe microSD card erestore, as well asMicro820 controlle

Datalogging and Recipe

Datalogging and reDLG and RCP functThe datalogging feglobal and local vaMicro800 controlleThe recipe feature list of data to and/microSD card.N001I-EN-P - December 2013

ion blocks (UDFB)(3) are required g-in and scan the network.

nter plug-in provides enhanced capabilities to the Micro800 ts up to 250 KHz differential line noise immunity.ion blocks (UDFB)(3) are required e the high-speed counter

6.011

odule serves as a simple supporting ASCII text. It is an icro820 controller. figuration of such controller

ess.

6.011

icroSD cards are supported ed microSD card slot on rs. nables project backup and

datalogging and recipe, on rs.

6.011

cipe is supported through the ion blocks, respectively.ature allows the capture of riables with timestamp from the r into the microSD card. allows storage and loading of a or from a recipe data file on the

6.011


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Backup and restore through the microSD card

Project backup and restore are supported on Micro820 controllers through the microSD card.

6.011

Powerup settings through ConfigMeFirst.txt file

Controller settings on powerup can be set through the optional ConfigMeFirst.txt file in the microSD card. This configuration file contains such parameters as IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and directories for recipe.For detailed informfile and powerup scontroller, see the MControllers User M

6.011

Error codes specific to Micro820

The following errorMicro820 controllepower down informnot be written propor an internal hardw OxF030 OxF031 OxF032 OxF033If the system variab__SYSVA_USER_Dcontroller will be abut the user data wMicro800 controlle

(1) For more information, see the following User- Micro820 Programmable Controllers User M- Micro800 Plug-ins User Manual, publication

(2) Micro820 controllers support all Micro800 pluplug-in. This plug-in module is newly introducmost Micro800 controllers.

(3) UDFBs and sample Micro800 programs for Cofrom the Sample Code Library: http://www.ro

(4) The slot supports Class 6 and 10 SDSC and Smaximum size. Micro820 controllers do not s

Features for Micro820 Controllers

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backup, restore, datalog and

ation about ConfigMeFirst.txt ettings on the Micro820

icro820 Programmable anual, publication 2080-UM005.

codes have been added for the rs. These codes indicate that ation in persistent memory may erly due to a noisy environment are failure.

le ATA_LOST has been be set, the

ble to recover the user program ill be cleared. If not, the r program will be cleared.

6.011

Manuals:anual, publication 2080-UM005 2080-UM004.

g-in modules, except for the 2080-MEMBAK-RTC ed with firmware revision 6.011 and is supported on

nnected Components Workbench can be downloaded ckwellautomation.com/go/scmicro800.

DHC microSD cards, with FAT32/16 formats, 32 GB upport Class 4 microSD cards.



Enhancements for Micro830 and Micro850 Controllers

Enhancement Description FirmwareRevision

2080-DNET20 DeviceNet scanner plug-in support

The DeviceNet plug-in serves as scanner and client for explicit messaging to remote devices. The module can scan devices such as CompactBlock LDX, PowerFlex drives, E1Plus overloads, and stacklights.User-defined funct (1)configure the plug-

6.011

2080-MOT-HSC high-speed counter plug-in support

The high-speed couhigh speed countercontroller. It suppodriver for improvedUser-defined functconfigure and use

RS-485 serial port for ASCII communication

The RS-485 serial pcommunications onfirmware revision 6

PWM function PWM function is a1005. The duty cyclMC_WriteParametindicating 0100%

PTO motion parameters 1006 and 1007

PTO motion paramread Pulses per Reconfiguration in us

Additional error code: OxF019

This error code pererror due to memoissue.

Additional error codes: 0xF017 and 0xF018

The following error 0xF017 for unex 0xF018 for SPI cIf the system variahas been set, the cthe user program bnot, the Micro800 N001I-EN-P - December 2013

ion blocks (UDFB) are required to in and scan the network.

nter plug-in provides enhanced capabilities to the Micro800 rts up to 250 KHz differential line noise immunity.ion blocks (UDFB)(2) are required to the high-speed counter plug-in

6.011

ort supports ASCII Micro800 controllers from .011.

6.011

dded via PTO motion parameter e of the PTO can now be set using er. The value ranges from 0...100,

.

6.011

eters 1006 and 1007 are added to volution and Unit per Revolution er program.

6.011

tains to unexpected software ry or other controller resource

6.011

codes have been added:pected hardware interruptommunication failure

ble __SYSVA_USER_DATA_LOST ontroller will be able to recover ut the user data will be cleared. If controller program will be cleared.

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CIP Generic and CIP Symbolic client messaging

CIP Generic and CIP Symbolic client messaging support is made available through the addition of two function blocks to the instruction set: MSG_CIPGENERIC and MSG_CIPSYMBOLIC. CIP Messaging is available on all serial (including embedded, plug-in) and Ethernet communication ports.

4.011

Modbus TCP client function on Micro850 controllers

On Micro850 contrclient function is avthe MSG_MODBUSThis feature is not

Memory Copy function

The addition of thesupport for memoryfunction block is tythe client messagindestination must boptional offset.

Digital I/O plug-in module support

This firmware revisand upload of digitComponents Workbautomatically genePrevious method ofRA_2080_O4x useconfigure the digitaearlier firmware refirmware revision 4with the digital I/Orevision 4. This meusers are only allowmethod of configurfunction blocks) or Connected Componinterface), but not bAn error will be repconflict occur.

1 GAIN renamed to MOV

1 GAIN instruction another variable ofMOV for easier refavailable from revi


Enhancement Description FirmwareRevisionPublication 2080-RN001I-EN-P - December 2013

ollers, support for Modbus TCP ailable through the addition of 2 function block.

available for Micro830 controllers.

4.011

COP function block enables copy across data types. This

pically used in conjunction with g instructions. Source and

e a complete array with an

4.011

ion supports the configuration al I/O plug-ins through Connected ench. I/O global variables are rated for the inputs and outputs. using RA_2080_IQ4x and r-defined function blocks to l I/O modules (supported on

vision 2), can still work with , but will not work in conjunction

configuration feature in firmware ans that on firmware revision 4,

ed to either use the previous ation (through user-defined the new method (through ents Workbench configuration oth at the same time.

orted by the function block should

4.011

for setting one variable equal to the same data type is renamed to erence. 1 GAIN is no longer sion 4 projects onwards.

4.011



Motion control Firmware revision 2 supports motion control configuration on certain Micro830 and Micro850 controllers.This feature is supported through embedded Pulse Train Outputs (PTO) on Micro830 and Micro850 controllers with catalog numbers that end in QVB and QBB.

2.011

Expansion I/O support

Micro850 controllesupport up to four

Communication connections

The following comsupported with firm Modbus/TCP Se

through Etherne CIP Serial Serve EtherNet/IP SerThese communicatthrough the RS-232channels and the R

Controller security Controller passworaccess to the progrthe controller.

Digital output variables

All digital output vacleared on powerumode.

0xF000 and 0xF002 Fault Handling on Powerup

Controller attemptsclear user variable

(1) UDFBs and sample Micro800 programs for Cofrom the Sample Code Library: http://www.ro


Enhancement Description FirmwareRevisionN001I-EN-P - December 2013

rs with firmware revision 2 can expansion I/O configuration.

2.011

munication protocols are ware revision 2:rver (Micro850 controllers only t channel)r (RS-232 only)ver (Micro850 controllers)ion protocols are supported and RS-485 communication J-45 Ethernet port.

2.011

d can be enforced to restrict amming software connection to

2.011

riables driven by the IO scan gets p or during transition to RUN

2.011

to recover user program and s upon powerup.

2.011

nnected Components Workbench can be downloaded ckwellautomation.com/go/scmicro800.


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Enhancement for Micro810 Controllers

Enhancement(1)

(1) See Micro810 User Manual, publication 2080-UM001 for more information.

Description FirmwareRevision

Controller security Controller password can be enforced to restrict access to the programming software connection to the controller.

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Anomalies

Known Anomalies for Micro820 Controllers

Anomaly Description Affected Firmware Revisions

Corrected Firmware Revision

SD LED indicator may remain off on card insertion

It may be observed, in very rare instances, that the SD LED indicator may remain off when a good microSD card is inserted, instead of lighting On.Users are advised to ethe card if this issue is

6.011

SD LED continues to blink after card is ejected

SD LED indicator conticouple of seconds aftewhile datalog, recipe, activities are in progreblinking is due to SD cretries.

Hard fault on controller when card is removed during backup and restore

The controller goes intthe microSD card is remand restore is in progris indicated by a solid indication.)Users are advised to pcontroller and clear ththe controller.

Communication breaks if project backup or restore fails

Ethernet and/or serialcommunication may nproject back up or restUsers are advised to pcontroller to recover thN001I-EN-P - December 2013

ject and re-insert ever encountered.

APBC00017196

nues to blink for a r card is ejected backup, and restore ss. This continuous ard read/write

APBC00017743

6.011

o a hard fault when oved while backup

ess. (The hard fault red Fault LED

ower cycle the e fault to recover

APBC00017633

6.011

ports ot work when ore fails. ower cycle the e connection.

APBC00018270

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Error message Memory card is not present takes approximately 30 seconds to be displayed after card is ejected

"Memory Card is not present" message in Connected Components Workbench takes some time (approximately 30 seconds) to display after card has been ejected. The delay is only observed when ongoing upload or search of datalog or recipe files activities is interruptedThe delay is attributedretries.

6.011

REMLCD backlight briefly turns on before startup message

When backlight is conLCD_BKLT_REM for ththe backlight briefly tubefore it displays the s

Long Real data values used on DLG that are either too big or too small affect scan time performance

Scan time is significanprogram includes execfunction block that is cmultiple Long Real dateither extremely huge 1.0E+50), or extremel-1.0E-50 > y small (that is, r +1.0E-50 >>

APBC00018658

6.011

tion converts erroneously. The o proper data

rect for certain 23456.

APBC00018944

6.011

n only accepts ) when set from s Workbench or in gative values ed.

APBC00019113

6.011



Known and Corrected Anomalies for Micro830 and Micro850 Controllers



Incorrect conversion of REAL/LREAL variables using Any_To_String

Any_To_String instruction converts REAL/LREAL variables erroneously. The conversion result has no proper data truncation and is incorpatterns, such as 0.01

6.011

Controller faults when restoring an older project from memory module to a controller containing a project created with Connected Components Workbench revision 6

Project restore (from athat contains a projectpre-revision 6 ConnectWorkbench) will fail oMicro810/Micro830/Mwith firmware revisionproject created by ConWorkbench revision 6 be reported by the conUsers are advised to cpower cycle the controthe restore action.

Embedded serial port may shut down on powerup

It has been observed tserial port shuts downencounters power supcertain time after pow

CIP Serial communication on embedded serial port may be temporarily disrupted

CIP Serial server and cMicro830 and Micro85embedded serial port 15...16 seconds beforeoperation.This may happen whecommunication is opefor more than 17 daysN001I-EN-P - December 2013

rect for certain 23456.

APBC00018944

memory module created by a ed Components n a icro850 controller 1 or 2 that has a nected Components or later. A fault will troller. lear the fault and ller and then repeat

APBC00017367

2.0xx1.0xx

4.0xx

hat the embedded if the controller ply disruption at a erup.

APBC000016906

4.0124.0112.011

4.013

lient messaging via 0 controller

is disrupted for resuming normal

n CIP Serial rating continuously .

APBC000015297

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CIP symbolic pass-through not supported

CIP Symbolic pass-through fails with Micro800 as an intermediate bridge using unconnected messages. For example, with Micro850 controller, it is not possible to send an unconnected CIP symbolic message from device A to B with the Micro850 controller as a bridge in the middle. Connected mesupported.

4.011 6.011

DN and Error bits do not go false on certain ASCII instructions

For some ASCII commuinstructions, the DN anstatus bits do not go fainstruction enable IN gError status should immIN is false. ACL status will never gARD, ARL, AWA, AWTIN goes false and then

CIP Symbolic and CIP Generic messages not supported on Logix serial port

MSG_CIPSYMBOLIC aMSG_CIPGENERIC areconnected client messcommunication when CompactLogix or Conembedded serial port.A Micro800 controller Logix controller as clie

CIP messaging communication may be affected by cable break

For CIP messaging clieis one or more devicesthe messaging client cother devices may becpossible timeouts.This may happen if mupending due to the cab



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ssaging is

APBC000014849

nications d error output lse when the

oes false. Done and ediately go false if

o false once true. will go false only if true.

APBC00015308

4.0112.0xx1.0xx

6.011

nd not supported on aging via serial connected to a trolLogix

as server and a nt is supported.

APBC000014851

4.011 6.011

nt function, if there with a cable break, onnection with ome slower, with

ltiple messages are le break.

APBC000015030

4.011



Possible data packet loss with Ethernet communication(1)

A heavily loaded Ethernet communication, with the client sending multiple message requests simultaneously, may result in data packet loss on a Micro850 controller. Connection timeouts may consequently occur. Other connections with other devices are not affecteThis issue can happenserver function. Clientone pending message

4.011 6.011

CIP Serial client messaging to a PC running RSLinx software is not supported

CIP Serial client messaor CIP Generic) to a PCsoftware is not suppormay stop all communiwith other communicasuch unsupported mescontinuously.

Micro800 serial ports do not support control lines

ASCII: Micro800 seriasupport control lines Rthough configuration iand Modbus RTU in th

Axis Decelerating flag turns on for non-zero jerk moves while axis is accelerating

For a move from ConstStandstill state, if the to 0, the Deceleration Motion Engine intervastarts to accelerate. TAcceleration flag do nsame time.This anomaly only occscan time is less than interval.

ASCII connection only works with RS-232 interface

The ASCII protocol forcontrollers only suppoThe RS-485 interface i



Corrected Firmware RevisionN001I-EN-P - December 2013

d. to both client and should only have to avoid this issue.

APBC000015191

ging (CIP Symbolic running RSLinx ted. The controller cation functions tion ports when sages are sent

APBC000015243

4.011 4.012

l ports do not TS and CTS, even

s available for ASCII e software.

APBC000014284

4.0112.0111.0xx

6.011

antVelocity or jerk is not equal status is set for one l before the axis he Deceleration and ot turn on at the

urs when program the Motion Engine

APBC00011729

4.0112.011

6.011

Micro800 rts RS-232 media. s not supported.

APBC00011336

4.0112.0111.0xx

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ASCII communication buffer is not cleared

A new program download should automatically clear the buffer for ASCII serial communication messages but the buffer does not get cleared.

APBC00009305

2.0111.0xx

4.011

Incomplete home URL string in EDS file

The EDS file includes an incomplete home URL text string.

2.011 4.011

Password mismatch status is not correct

Password mismatch stafter power cycle if Lo

ErrorMode parameter does not handle errors

ErrorMode input of IPIinstruction does not haexpected and does notvalues.

ControlFlash firmware update results in a red flashing fault

Even when a ControlFlsuccessful, the Micro8a fault code of 0xF004transfer error), and theflashes red. This occurs when the fperformed on a controMemory module insertprogram in that memohas the Load Alwayson Memory Errorset.Clear the fault and usenormally.

Modbus configured target address returns illegal address error

A Modbus client read boundary address of 6controller results to anerror in the client.




APBC0000094901.0xx

atus is not correct ad on Error is set.

APBC00011949

2.011 4.011

DCONTROLLER ndle errors as

recognize any input

APBC00006755

1.011 2.011

ash update is 00 controller shows (Memory Module status indicator

irmware update is ller with a physical ed, and with a user ry module which or Load Always

the controller

APBC00005287

1.011 2.011

to a valid Modbus 5535 in the illegal address

APBC00007660

1.011 2.011



Fault translation error

Error code is not handled properly as soft fault EP_WDT_EXPIRED (0xD011) in a user interrupt POU is translated as hard fault EP_WDT_HARDFAULT (0xF002).

APBC00007864

1.011 2.011

STI configuration reloaded when UID and UIE are used

STI is erroneously disabled and then reloaded whenever UIso STI program may noconfigured periodic raBoth UID and UIE funcused to mask and unmin the user program towith simultaneous refevariables.

1.011 2.011

CRC errors and timeouts in Modbus packet communications

When using the MSG_instruction to communModbus Slave devicesturnaround delay, settLocalCfg to 1 may caurates in modbus packereceived/transmitted. Introduce a turnaroundms, at a user program

APBC




D and UIE are used t execute at the

te.tions are normally ask user interrupts prevent conflict rences to the same

APBC00007923

MODBUS icate with any other that require ing TriggerType in se increased failure ts

delay, such as 5 level.00005317 / APBC00005339

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High Speed Counter (HSC) instruction configuration causes controller Hard Reset

The following conditions may cause a controller Hard Reset.

Value of HSCAppData underflow setting (UFSetting) and low preset setting (LPSetting) more than or equal to 0.

Value of HSCAsetting (OFSettsetting (HPSettequal to 0.

Setting the HSparameter for uIN) to True, whHSC Mode 0 o

1.011 1.013

High Speed Counter (HSC) user interrupt does not work for 10/16-point controllers

HSC ID HSC1 does not2080-LC30-10QVB/QW2080-LC30-16QVB/QW

Universal Plug-In Module (UPM) interrupt configuration causes controller Hard Reset

Adding UPM interruptsProperties page may cHard Reset

APBC0




ppData overflow ing) and high preset ing) less than or

C user interrupt nderflow (Mask for

en counting up with r 1.

APBC00005342

work for B, and B.

APBC00005198

1.011 1.013

in the Interrupt ause a controller

0005332 / APBC00005357

1.012 1.013



Generic plug-in modules controller status byte may report inaccurate information

The Controller Status Byte may inaccurately report an Operation Error during normal RUN mode or on Power Failure Triggered.Internally developed UPM modules do not use the Controller Status Byte. Such modules are not affecThird party UPM moduon the Generic Plug-inspecifications and thathe Controller Status Bcertain actions, howev

1.0121.011

1.013

The controller may report a fault (error code 0xD011) when continuously powered on for more than 49.71 days

Under certain conditiocontroller is continuoumore than 49.71 days,report a recoverable fa0xD011), and the outpCertain time based insoperate correctly withimmediately after 49.7On Micro810 controllegoes off. The LCD dispRUN mode to FAULT mcontrollers, the fault L

APBC00006019 /

(1) This anomaly does not apply to Micro830 con

Known and Corrected Anomalies fo

Anomaly Description

Incorrect conversion of REAL/LREAL variables using Any_To_String

Any_To_String instructREAL/LREAL variables econversion result has ntruncation and is incorrpatterns, such as 0.012




ted by this anomaly. les that are based module t use the result of yte to perform er, may be affected.

APBC00007064

ns, when the sly powered on for the controller may ult (error code

uts will be disabled. tructions may not in the 3 ms window 1 days.rs, the power LED lay changes from ode. On Micro830

ED flashes red. KnowledgeBase ID 450489

1.011 1.012

trollers.

r Micro810 Controllers

Affected Firmware Revision


ion converts rroneously. The

o proper data ect for certain 3456.

APBC00018944

6.011


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Controller faults when restoring an older project from memory module to a controller containing a project created with Connected Components Workbench revision 6

Project restore (from a memory module that contains a project created by a pre-revision 6 Connected Components Workbench) will fail on a Micro810/Micro830/Micro850 controller with firmware revision 1 or 2 that has a project created by Connected Components Workbench revision 6 obe reported by the contUsers are advised to clepower cycle the controlthe restore action.

2.0xx1.0xx

4.0xx

Analog input calibration offset must be positive

Analog input calibrationpositive values (or zero)Connected Componentsthe 2080-LCD. Negativebe supported.

No I/O force indication

There is no I/O force inddisplay I/O status scree

Password mismatch status is not correct

Password mismatch staafter power cycle if Loa

Wrong language on localized LCD options

Certain menu strings stion localized (French, Itamenu display.

Incomplete home URL string in EDS file

The EDS file includes inURL string.

Known and Corrected Anomalies for Micro810 Controllers

Anomaly Description Affected Firmware Revision


r later. A fault will roller. ar the fault and

ler and then repeat

APBC00017367

only accepts when set from Workbench or in values should also

APBC00019113

2.0xx1.0xx

ication on the LCD n.

2.0111.0xx

2.012

tus is not correct d on Error is set.

APBC00011949

2.011 2.012

ll display in English lian, Spanish) LCD

APBC00013978

2.0111.0xx

2.012

complete home

APBC00009490

2.0111.0xx

2.012



LCD instruction causes controller fault

When the LCD instruction switches between user defined and default I/O status screens (for example, Enable input parameter goes from FALSE to TRUE or from TRUE to FALSE), there is a possibility that the controller faults and is no longer in run mode.

2.0111.0xx

2.012

User application cannot back up and restore

A project configured wicontroller cannot be basuccessfully using the Lfirmware revision 2.011

ErrorMode parameter does not handle errors

ErrorMode input of IPIDinstruction does not hanexpected and does not values.

RHC instruction in Micro810 controllers is not accurate

The RHC function block 49.86 s and returns coinstead of a 40 s timecounter times 4.

The controller may report a fault (error code 0xD011) when continuously powered on for more than 49.71 days

Under certain conditioncontroller is continuousmore than 49.71 days, treport a recoverable fau0xD011), and the outpuCertain time based instoperate correctly withinimmediately following On Micro810 controllergoes off. The LCD displRUN mode to FAULT mocontrollers, the fault LE

APBC00006019 / K

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Anomaly Description Affected Firmware Revision


APBC00013978

th a revision 1.x cked up or restored CD module with a controller.

APBC00014192

2.011 2.012

CONTROLLER dle errors as

recognize any input

APBC00006755

1.011 2.011

uses a time base of unter times 5, r with a return

APBC00005186

1.012 1.013

s, when the ly powered on for he controller may lt (error code

ts are disabled. ructions may not the 3 ms window

49.71 days.s, the power LED ay changes from de. On Micro830

D flashes red.nowledgeBase ID 450489

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Firmware UpdateInstructions on how to flash update your controller with the latest firmware is provided in the User Manual for your Micro800 controller. See Additional Resources for the link to your online user manual.

To get the latest firmware for your Controller, go to the following links:

Firmware for Micro810 Firmware for Micro820 Firmware for Micro830 Firmware for Micro850

Look for the Resources tab, then clickfirmware.

Additional ResourcesThese documents contain additional iRockwell Automation products.

Resource D

Micro810 Programmable Controllers User Manual, publication 2080-UM001 xxxxx

DinMc

Micro820 Programmable Controllers User Manual, publication 2080-UM005

Micro830 and Micro850 Programmable Controllers User Manual, publication 2080-UM002 xxxxxxx

Industrial Automation Wiring and Grounding Guidelines, publication 1770-4.1

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Product Certifications website, http://www.rockwellautomation.com/products/certification/

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Firmware to download the latest

nformation concerning related

escription

etailed description of features and how to stall and use the Micro810, Micro820, icro830, and Micro850 programmable

ontrollers.

rovides general guidelines for installing a ockwell Automation industrial system.

rovides declarations of conformity, certificates, nd other certification details.



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Publication 2080-RN001I-EN-P- December 2Supersedes Publication 2080-RN001H-EN-P - October 2013

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