Expand the driver by clicking the plus sign to the left of the driver.Select the DF1 driver you configured earlier ( AB_DF1-1).The RSLinx Who Active browser will pop up.Go to "Communications" and select "Who Active".
If unsuccessful, check your serial and USB cable connections, and make sure you are using the correct COM port number assigned to the USB-Serial adapter. If successful, close window and minimize RSLinx. Under the “Device” drop down, select the “Logix 5550 / CompactLogix” setting. Under the “Comm Port” drop down menu, select the COM port that corresponds to the one assigned to the USB-Serial Adapter (e.g. The "Configure RS232 DF1 Devices" window will pop up. You can give the driver a name, or just select “OK” to use the default name (typically AB_DF1-1). Under Available Driver Types, select “RS232 DF1 devices” and click the “add new” button. Go to Communications > Configure Drivers. Launch RSLinx Classic, usually Start > All Programs > Rockwell Software > RSLinx > RSLinx Classic. Expand the section, note the COM port number after the Serial to USB converter. Scroll down to the "Ports (COM & LPT)" section. Go to "Device Manager", under your computer’s Control Panel. Insert USB end of the USB-Serial adapter cable into an open USB port on your computer. Connect the 9-pin serial cable to the 9-pin port on controller, and the 9-pin port on USB-Serial Adapter. 
RSLinx Classic Lite or better, included with RSLogix/Studio 5000 If no serial port on PC, USB-Serial Adapter 9300-USBS, Quickstart GuideĬompactLogix: RSLogix/Studio 5000 Mini edition or betterĬontrolLogix: RSLogix/Studio 5000 Service edition or Models Coveredĩ-Pin Serial Programming cable, typically 1747-CP3 Stay tuned for Part II where we will connect to Ethernet and USB controllers. Today we will cover the first three steps on how to backup your Allen-Bradley Logix Controller Program to your PC. Your guide to backup your Logix Controller Program
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