1747-DTAM/D SLC 500 data access module

1747-DTAM/D provides SLC 500 data, mode and fault access at the operator service boundary.

System role and access path

Rebuilt from individual evidence

Unknown: verification boundary

A series-D listing identifies 1747-DTAM/D as an Allen-Bradley SLC 500 Data Table Access Module. Rockwell documentation describes access to SLC 500 data files, operating modes and fault functions.

This places the module at the operator and service access boundary of an SLC 500 control system, where commands and status are exchanged with the controller.

Unknown: exact firmware, cable, processor compatibility and condition for an individual 1747-DTAM/D unit.

Exact reference: 1747-DTAM/D
Category: HMI / Display
Evidence checked: 2026-09-11

System role

This section explains what the product does and where it acts in the surrounding system.

Function: Controls operator and service access to SLC 500 data files, modes and fault functions.
System position: Sits at the operator and service access boundary of an SLC 500 control system.
Upstream / inputs: SLC 500 data files and controller status feed the access module.
Downstream / outputs: Operator commands and service actions are applied to the SLC 500 access functions.
Limitations: Unknown: exact firmware, cable, processor compatibility and condition for an individual 1747-DTAM/D unit.

Evidence ledger

Facts, inferences, and unknowns are kept separate.

Facts

A series-D listing identifies 1747-DTAM/D as an Allen-Bradley SLC 500 Data Table Access Module.
Confidence: medium
- www.plchardware.com — retrieved 2026-09-11; medium confidence
Rockwell documentation describes the DTAM as providing access to SLC 500 data files, operating modes and fault functions.
Confidence: high
- literature.rockwellautomation.com — retrieved 2026-09-11; high confidence

Inferences

The DTAM sits at the operator and service access boundary of an SLC 500 control system.
Confidence: medium
Rationale: The exact-series listing supplies identity while Rockwell describes data-file, mode and fault access functions.
- literature.rockwellautomation.com — retrieved 2026-09-11; high confidence
- www.plchardware.com — retrieved 2026-09-11; medium confidence

Unknowns

Unknown: exact firmware, cable, processor compatibility and condition for an individual 1747-DTAM/D unit.
Confidence: low
Missing evidence: The captured sources do not provide a unit inspection or a complete exact-suffix compatibility matrix.

System position diagram

An operator or service user exchanges SLC 500 data and commands through 1747-DTAM/D. — The documented role is SLC 500 data, mode and fault access through the DTAM boundary.

View Mermaid source

flowchart LR
 operator["Operator or service user"] --> dtam["1747-DTAM/D"]
 dtam <--> slc["SLC 500 controller"]

View diagram labels

Nodes: Operator or service user; 1747-DTAM/D; SLC 500 controller
Edges: Data and commands; Controller access

Next action

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