Rockwell's Connected Components Accelerator Toolkit

 

Like the Connected Components Building Blocks (CCBB,) Rockwell's Connected Components Accelerator Toolkit (CCAT for short) is designed around “component” level devices.

However, this “Accelerator Toolkit” is designed for the Micro800 and Connected Components Workbench, where as the “Building Blocks” are designed around the MicroLogix and RSLogix.

Initially, when you download CCAT you get the following building blocks:

• Motion Control: Kinetix® 3 Indexing Project
• Low Voltage Drives: PowerFlex® Component-class AC Drives
• Temperature Control: 900-TC Controller Project

Unlike CCBB, these samples are not just available via folders from a zip file. The CCAT comes with and installs a Windows Application to help you select which CCAT files you would like to open. Fortunately, the files are also available in a folder if you want to access them manually.

Similar to CCBB, each CCAT contains the following:

• “Quick start” manual
• Bill of materials in ProposalWorks format
• Many different “starting” programs in Connected Components Workbench
  • Includes Micro800 logic and PanelView Component displays
• CAD drawings in IEC and NFPA formats for AutoCAD (dwg) and EPlan

And like the CCBB, CCAT is available completely free at the below url:

• http://www.rockwellautomation.com/rockwellautomation/products-technologies/connected-components/tools/accelerator-toolkit.page

I hope the above information about Rockwell's Connected Components Accelerator Toolkit is helpful. If you've used Rockwell's CCAT's before, or have a comment or question about them, please don't hesitate to leave them with us by using the “post a comment or question” link below.

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Shawn Tierney
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Shawn began programming computers as a pre-teen in the early 80's, and after graduating high school he went on to earn a degree in Electronics. He worked for 25 years as Automation Specialist, passionately sharing tech tips via a newsletter and BBS, before launching his first website in 1999. In 2013 he relaunched his website as TheAutomationBlog.com, and now teaches PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA full time at TheAutomationSchool.com.

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