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Curtis 1232E/34E/36E/38E & 1232SE/34SE/36SE Manual, os 30
24 NOVEMBER 2015
Individual parameters are presented as follows in the menu charts:
3 — PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS
Parameter name Allowablerange Descriptionoftheparameter’s
as it appears in the in the function and, where applicable,
programmer display programmer’sunits suggestionsforsettingit
⇓ ⇓ ⇓
Max Speed 100–8000rpm Denesthemaximumallowedmotorrpmatfullthrottle.
Max_Speed_SpdM 100 – 8000
0x3011 0x00
⇑ ⇑
Parameter name Allowable range
in VCL in VCL units
⇑
CAN object index
and subindex
Note: All bit variables have two VCL parameter names. e rst is the name
of the bit, and the second is the name of the byte containing the bit. e bit
position within the byte is indicated in brackets after the byte name.
Examples:
: Metric_Units
: OptionBits3 [Bit 5]
: EMR_Dir_Interlock
: EMR_Dir_Interlock_Bit0 [Bit 0]
In the second example, “_Bit0” is part of the byte name, and does not indicate
the bit position; this byte, like all bytes, has 8 available bits.
Within the menu charts, each pair of bit variable names is shown as a
grouped set, with the bit name appearing rst and then the byte name:
Metric Units On/Off
Metric_Units On/Off
OptionBits3 [Bit 5]
To retain parameter values changed via CANopen SDO write messages following
a key-cycle, write a non-zero value to CAN_EE_Writes_Enabled (object index
0x332F, subindex 0x00) before changing parameter values. is will cause
changes to be written to non-volatile memory immediately. After completing
the changes, write the value zero to CAN_EE_Writes_Enabled.
Do not leave CAN_EE_Writes_Enabled at a non-zero value during
normal operation, because damage to the controller’s EEPROM may occur.
If you have questions regarding the CAN features, contact your Curtis
distributor or support engineer.
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CAUTION
Table 3 Programmable Parameter Menus: 1313 /1314 Programmer, cont’d
CAN INTERFACE MENU ............... p. 70
—CANopen Interlock
—CAN Node ID 1
—CAN Node ID 2
—CAN Node ID 3
—CAN Node ID 4
—Supervisor Node ID
—Baud Rate
—Heartbeat Rate
—PDO Timeout Period
—Emergency Message Rate
—Suppress CANopen Init
RESET CONTROLLER .................. p. 71