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4 — CANopen COMMUNICATIONS
pg. 21
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on successive processing cycles until the queue is empty. e same scheme applies to the concurrent
clearing of faults and their corresponding Emergency messages.
e Emergency message will have device-specic fault bytes in addition to the CANopen mandatory
Error Register and Error Category. Note: Bit 0 of the Error Register object must always be set to 1
in any error situation.
Data Bytes 1 and 2 – Error Category
These data bytes, which are not explicitly defined by CANopen, are used to provide narrower
categorization up to and including individual faults when deemed appropriate. e error category
value implies the values that will appear in bytes 4 through 8 of the error message (the “Manufacture
Specic Error Field”). ese additional bytes are used to provide supporting information about the
particular fault or faults being reported in an Error Category by a given Emergency message. e
following error categories are dened:
0x0000 Fault Reset or No Fault
0x1000 Generic Fault
0x1001 Generic Fault
Please refer to the product specic CANopen implementation manual for lists of errors occurring
under each of these categories
Data Byte 3 – Error Register
CANopen requires that the object ID of the error_register be included in each Emergency message.
Currently, only bit 0 of the Error Register is dened. is bit is set when any of the faults are set.
Data Bytes 4 through 8 – Manufacture Specific Error Field
e values that appear in these last 5 bytes depend on the Error Category that is being reported. e
last 5 bytes are dened as follows.
Error
Category
Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 Byte 7 Byte 8
0x1000 Diagnostic1 Diagnostic2 Diagnostic3 Diagnostic4 Diagnostic5
0x1001 Diagnostic6 Diagnostic7 Diagnostic8 Diagnostic9 Diagnostic10
PDOs
e PDO (Process Data Object) communication packets conserve bus bandwidth by bundling the
values of a group of objects into a single message. e 1355 uses four PDOs, two from the system
manager and two responsive PDOs sent from the 1355 itself. e content of these PDOs can be
dynamic mapped as Curtis AC motor controllers. PDO messages have a medium priority and always
carry 8 bytes of data. e Curtis CANopen implementation requires that the incoming PDOs be
immediately responded to by an outgoing PDO. e 1355 will respond to the PDO-RX with its
PDO-TX within 16 ms.

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Productinformatie

MerkCurtis
Model1355
CategorieNiet gecategoriseerd
TaalNederlands
Grootte5646 MB