Schneider Electric DS301 manual Master Slave Xend, Mode Toggle Handshake, short movement

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Example of short positioning The master starts a positioning movement that will only take a very short time. The duration is shorter than the polling cycle of the master. At point in time t1 the movement is already complete. Using bit x_end, the mas- ter does not know whether the movement is already complete or has not yet been started. However, it detects this with the MT bit from the slave:

Master	Slave	Slave
MT	MT	x_end

1	0	1	Slave has not yet detected command

1	1	0	Slave has detected command, positioning
			running

1	1	1	Slave signals that positioning is complete

The master may only evaluate data in which the received MT bit is iden- tical to the last bit transmitted by the master.

Master	Slave		t0

Mode Toggle

1

Mode Toggle

x_end

t1

t2

2 3

Figure 3.22 Mode Toggle Handshake, short movement

(1)Master starts positioning with MT = 1 in byte modeCtrl

(2+3) Slave signals that positioning is active with MT = 1 in

modeStat and simultaneously with x_end = 0 in driveStat

(4)Slave signals end of positioning with x_end = 1 in driveStat

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Contents IL1F CANopen DS301 Important information Table of Contents Table of Contents IL1F CANopen DS301 Object directory Table of Contents IL1F CANopen DS301 Writing conventions and symbols Writing conventions and symbols IL1F CANopen DS301 CAN-Bus IntroductionAbout this manual Fieldbus devices networked via can bus Operating modes and functions in fieldbus modeCan users and manufacturers organization Documentation and literature referencesIntroduction IL1F CANopen DS301 Before you begin safety information Before you begin safety information IL1F CANopen DS301 CANopen technology BasicsCANopen description language Communication layersIndex hex Object groups Supported By the drive ObjectsIL1F CANopen DS301 Basics CANopen reference model CANopen profilesIndex Subindex Object Meaning Communication profileObject dictionary Index range Object groups Supported Hex By the drive Communication objects Communication objectsCOB ID with function code and node address TPDO4 Master slave relationships Communication relationshipsClient-server relationship SDO data exchange Service data communicationOverview 11 SDO message, example SDO messageMessage type Data length used Bytes Reading and writing dataMessage type Data length used Byte Bytes 14 Reading a parameter value15 Response with error message error response Process data communication 16 PDO data exchange PDO data exchangeUINT32 18 Requesting a message with RTR = Dynamic and static PDO mappingStructure of RPDO4 Receive PDO RPDO4 master slaveState machine drivectrl JOG Operating modes modeCtrlTransmit PDO TPDO4 product to master @ Warning20 Structure of TPDO4 Structure of TPDO4Bit Name Description Handshake with Mode Toggle BitMaster Slave Xend 22 Mode Toggle Handshake, short movementBasics IL1F CANopen DS301 23 Error message with the Emcy object Emergency service25 Sync message Synchronization27 Cyclic and acyclic transmission NMT services for device control Network management servicesPersistent data memory NMT service Transition MeaningInitialization Node/Life guarding NMT services for connection monitoringCommand Specifier NMT service Transition 31 Acknowledgement of the NMT slave 32 Node Guarding and Life Guarding with time intervals Installation Installation IL1F CANopen DS301 Commissioning the device CommissioningCommissioning the fieldbus network Starting fieldbus modeAddress and baud rate Error Error class Cause of error Troubleshooting TroubleshootingSelecting the CANopen master SyCon CANopen configuration softwareCreating a new network Setting the bus parameters Selecting and inserting nodes Overview OperationOperation IL1F CANopen DS301 Writing parameters Using SDO commandsTransmit data Receive dataIndex Sub Data Description Synchronous errorsReading a parameter Bit no Value Meaning Operating Name Power Description State StageChanging operating states with PDO4 Example Switching the power stage on and offTriggering a Quick Stop Come to a standstill System is to resume opera Resetting faults Examples for the operating modes with PDO4 Operating mode Profile Position absolute positioning Operating mode Profile Velocity Operating mode Profile Position relative positioningMaster --- Slave Position settingOperating mode Homing Asynchronous errors Error signaling via PDO4Positioning running xerr=0 Operation IL1F CANopen DS301 Fieldbus communication error diagnostics Diagnostics and troubleshootingMessages on the device status Error diagnostics via fieldbusMessage objects Error register CANopen error messagesError code table Bit Message MeaningError code Meaning SDO error message AbortObject directory Specifications for the objectsObject code Meaning Coding Data type Value range Data lengthObjects, overview Index Subindex Designation Obj. code Data type AccessDevice type Error registerObjects of the product 1008h Bit coding, subindex 00hManufacturer device name 100ChIndex 100D h Object name Life time factor Object code Index 1018 h Object name Identity Object Object code Data type PDO Communication parameter Bit 30 RTR bit Bit assignment subindex 01hBit coding, subindex 02h Bit Acces Value Meaning1603h Receive PDO4 mapping Value description BitMeaning 1803h Transmit PDO4 communication parameterSubindex 03 h, inhibit time TPDO4 Meaning IL1F CANopen DS301 Object directory PDO4 mapping 1603h Units and conversion tables GlossaryRotation TemperatureTorque Moment of inertiaTerms and Abbreviations Default value Factory settingPower amplifier See power stage Can IndexIndex IL1F CANopen DS301 IL1F CANopen DS301 Index NMT IL1F CANopen DS301 Index 102 Fieldbus interface