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Festo — EMCS-ST — 2021-03b
IO-Link
97
Index.
Subindex
Name Description Data type
(length)
Access
1)
U = User
M = Maintenance
personnel
S = Specialist
U M S
0x0025.0
(37.0)
Detailed
Device Status
Information on current pending
error or warning messages (up
to 6 messages)
Structure of messages:
Byte 1: EventQualifier
Byte 2 and 3: EventCode
è
Tab. 42 "Information,
warnings and errors" diag-
nostic messages
If no warning or error message is
present: bytes 1... 3 = 0x00
Array
(3 bytes x n)
R R R
0x0130.0
(304.0)
Error code Display of the error code in the
following formats (from firmware
version v19.0.4.107_release)
0x0000 – 0xFFFF: 4-digit hexa-
decimal value (hex)
0 – 65635: 0 – 5-digit decimal
value (dec)
0
b
– 1111 1111 1111 1111
b
:
16-digit binary value (bin)
UInteger16
(2 bytes)
R R R
1) R/W = read and write, R = read only, W = write only
2) Force is controlled and evaluated by closed-loop control of the motor current. A torque level or a linear force can be determined from
the level of current measured depending on the mechanism of the drive. The target is set as a percentage of the rated motor current
and may deviate from the actual force on the drive unit. If force levels are set low, the influence of friction in the system on the
running behaviour and the actual force on the drive unit must also be taken into account.
3) This value is transferred to the memory every 15 minutes. After a restart, the value corresponds to the status of the last save process.
Changes to the cycle counter that have started since the last saving process are lost with on restart or power off.
4) This value is transferred to the memory every 15 minutes. After a restart, the value corresponds to the status of the last save process.
Changes that have started since the last saving process are lost with on restart or power off.
Tab. 46: Device data
15.2.3
Process data
The process data contain all control and status data (e.g. commands, status information) required
to operate the drive system. The process data are cyclically exchanged between IO-Link master and
EMCS-ST.

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