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Manufacturer |
Allen Bradley |
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Product Line |
SLC 500 |
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Category |
PLCs |
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Part Number |
1747-L511 |
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UPC |
662073748267 |

Overview
The 1747-L511 is a controller module for the SLC 500 Modular Hardware by Allen-Bradley. It comes with Memory or 1 KB, built-in communication interface of DH485 communication port. It is capable of handling up to 3940 Discrete IO.
Technical specifications for 1747-L511
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Manufacturer |
Allen Bradley |
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Product Line |
SLC 500 |
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Category |
PLCs |
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Part Number |
1747-L511 |
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UPC |
662073748267 |
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Module Type |
SLC 5/01 Processor |
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Weight |
0.63 lbs (0.28 kg) |
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I/O Capacity |
960 Maximum |
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IO Capacity |
3940 |
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Analog I/O |
480 |
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I/O Chassis |
3 |
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Chassis Module Slots |
30 |
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Memory |
Up to 1 KB, Battery Backed-RAM |
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User Memory |
1,000 Instructions |
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Backup Memory |
EEPROM |
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Battery Backup Memory |
Yes (1747-BA) |
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Communication |
DH485 |
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I/O Scan Time |
2.6 ms |
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Program Scan Time |
1.6 ms/K |
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Backplane Current (5V DC) |
350 mA |
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Backplane Current (24V DC) |
105 mA |
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Operating Temperature |
0 to 60°C |
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Ambient Temperature |
0 to 60°C |
Descripution
The Allen Bradley 1747-L511 is an SLC 5/01 Processor and part of the SLC 500 system. It is a small, easy-to-use processor with a wide range of applications including small process control, material handling, HVAC control, etc. It contains a PLC-5 processor-based advanced instruction set and can be stand-alone or distributed throughout for SCADA applications.
The 1747-L511 processor has total user memory of 1 K. It has up to 960 local digital I/O; its program scan time per keyword is 8 millisecond and it has a 2.6 millisecond I/O scan time. With a backplane current of 350 mA at 5 Volts DC and 105 mA at 24 Volts DC, it has a maximum of 3 local I/O chassis with a maximum of 30 module I/O slots in local I/O chassis. For communication, it uses DH-485 that can only send or receive messages but cannot initiate it.
This module is not compatible with the 1746-BLM, 1746-BTM, 1746-MPM, 1746-HS, 1746-HSCE, 1746-QV, 1747-SN, 1747-SDN, or 1747-SCNR15 modules. It is intended for use in clean and dry industrial environments, with a 0-60 degree Celsius operating temperature and a 30 g operating shock. It has a battery backup for the 1747-L514 module and a capacitor backup for the 1747-L511 module, and includes red PC RUN, CPU FAULT, FORCED I/O and BATTERY LOW, LED status indicators for troubleshooting and diagnostics.
The 1747-L511 is the entry-level processor of the modular style hardware of SLC 500. This processor has the most basic features having a 1KB memory which makes it capable of handling up to 3940 IO signals. However, this module does not support implementation of Remote I/O topology. It may only be expanded of a maximum Three (3) SLC chassis of any type or a maximum 30 IO slots. This processor is UL listed to US and Canadian Safety Standards, CE compliant, and C-Tick marked.
This processor has memory back-up option of Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) which is basically a non-volatile memory, This non-volatile memory may be used to permanently store a the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) program to prevent accidental deletion that is commonly caused by power surges and draining of the battery. It may also be configured to automatically load the user program each time a power cycle is initiated.
The integrated memory of this processor is Random Access Memory (RAM) that is maintained by a Lithium battery that can last up to Two (2) years. The battery charge is indicated by the Battery Low LED light which activates when the battery voltage is low. This battery is replaceable with 1747-BA however, do not replace the battery with the power removed. The processor must be actively powered when replacing otherwise, the user programs gets deleted.
This processor has other installed LED status indicators aside from the battery indicator. These indicators include Run, CPU Fault, and Forced I/O.
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FAQ
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1. How does the AB 1747-L511 (SLC 5/01 Processor) define its control capacity in terms of I/O scalability, and what operational limits should be considered in system architecture design? |
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The AB 1747-L511 supports up to 960 maximum I/O points, making it suitable for small to mid-scale SLC 500 automation systems. It is typically deployed in configurations requiring moderate distributed control within up to 3 I/O chassis and 30 module slots per chassis architecture. |
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2. What is the memory architecture of the AB 1747-L511, and how does its 1 KB battery-backed RAM influence program retention and execution stability? |
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The AB 1747-L511 utilizes 1 KB of battery-backed RAM, supporting approximately 1,000 instructions of user memory. This architecture ensures volatile program retention during power loss when backed by the 1747-BA battery module, while maintaining stable execution cycles under standard operating conditions. |
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3. In what way does the AB 1747-L511 (SLC 5/01 Processor) handle scan cycle determinism, and how does its 1.6 ms/K program scan time affect real-time control responsiveness? |
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The AB 1747-L511 delivers a program scan time of approximately 1.6 ms per 1K instructions, enabling predictable cycle execution in time-sensitive applications. This deterministic scan behavior is critical for discrete control processes requiring stable I/O refresh and sequencing logic. |
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4. How does the AB 1747-L511 integrate with DH-485 communication networks, and what are the implications for legacy system interoperability? |
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The AB 1747-L511 supports DH-485 communication protocol, enabling connectivity with legacy Allen-Bradley SLC and MicroLogix systems. This facilitates peer-to-peer data exchange and supervisory access in distributed control environments without requiring full system migration. |
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5. Why is the AB 1747-L511 (SLC 5/01 Processor) still considered viable in retrofit automation projects despite newer PLC architectures? |
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The AB 1747-L511 remains relevant in retrofit applications due to its stable SLC 500 architecture, low power consumption (350 mA @ 5V DC backplane load), and proven reliability in legacy installations. Its compact processing capability and DH-485 compatibility make it suitable for maintaining and expanding existing automation infrastructure. |
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