Features:
- Eight-axis motion: integrated EtherNet/IP drive coordination
- Gigabit networking: Linear/DLR or Dual-IP operating modes
- Compact 5000 I/O: up to 16 local modules with a 40-node project limit
5069-L320ERM combines mid-range CompactLogix 5380 capacity with integrated motion and flexible network segmentation.
Its Dual-IP choice can separate machine-level and enterprise-facing traffic, while Linear/DLR keeps a switched topology under one logical network design.
Successful commissioning starts with power RTBs, MOD and SA supply planning, mounting orientation, firmware, network mode, node budget, axis inventory, and recovery media.
Availability of 5069-L320ERM is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Linear/DLR: use the ports as an embedded switch in the supported topology.
- Dual-IP: assign separate network roles only with compatible software and firmware.
- Node budget: keep directly configured devices within 40.
- Security: document routes, addresses, services, and ownership for both interfaces.
- RTB choice: order the screw or spring 64-pin power terminal block separately.
- MOD power: calculate controller and downstream module demand.
- SA power: plan field-side supply and passthrough current.
- Mounting: install horizontally on DIN rail with required enclosure clearances.
- Motion scope: keep configured axes within the eight-axis controller limit.
- Local I/O: reserve capacity within the 16-module Compact 5000 I/O allowance.
- Network devices: count directly configured EtherNet/IP nodes against the 40-node boundary.
- Recovery: retain firmware, SD image, network mode, axis definitions, and acceptance results.
- Motion machines: coordinate up to eight EtherNet/IP motion axes.
- Modular equipment: combine 16 local Compact 5000 I/O modules with remote devices.
- Segmented cells: separate approved machine and plant networks using Dual-IP.
- High-speed control: integrate gigabit networking, standard logic, and drive diagnostics.