Modes of operation
(0x6060)
This example shows the necessary telegrams with the according responses of the
device.
T
he mapping is only stored in RAM and therefore are lost after a power restart. To
store the mapping into EEPROM (power-fail safe) refer to chapter 12.2.11.
The number of mappable objects depends on the object’s length.
The maximum number of bytes that can be mapped is 8.
12.2.21 0x1800/n, 0x1801/n, 0x1802/n
TxPDO Communication Parameters
0x1801
Highest sub-index supported
TxPDO Communication parameters:
COB-ID Default value: 0x180 (=384) +Node ID
COB-ID Default value: 0x280 (=640) +Node ID
COB-ID Default value: 0x380 (=896) +Node ID
These communication parameters define the COB-ID and transmission type used by
the TxPDOs. The default setting for the COB-
ID depends on the Node ID and can be
changed. The default
value for the transmission type is 255 (event driven) and can
also be changed (see table).
Object 0x1800/0x1801//1802 COB-ID
= PDO non-existent / not valid
TxPDO1 factory setting = valid
TxPDO2/3 factory setting = not valid
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