13 Recipe management (storage of parameter files in the drive control-
ler)
Several recipes (parameter files / name *.dw5) can be stored in the file system of the de-
vice (see chapter 10.5 Connection to the file system).
The recipes contain objects which can be written to the object directory of the drive con-
troller during runtime.
The download of a recipe is triggered by writing on object ud04 or the edge of a previ-
ously configured digital input.
13.1 Definition of terms
Recipe is the list of parameter addresses and associated values which can be executed
on request (i.e. the parameters are written with the appropriate values). In the further pro-
cess of the document, the term recipe is synonymous with download list or configuration
list.
13.2 Basic function
Contents of the configuration lists
Recipes contain only parameters to be written.
Each entry contains the following information:
- Address (=Index) of the parameter to be written
- SubIndex of the parameter to be written
- Value to be written
The * .dw5 file format is used
Storage / identification of the recipes
Recipes are stored as files in the file system of the devices.
The file name must have the following structure in order to recognize a recipe in the drive
controller:
The recipe files are identified by a "recipe ID". This is a 3-digit number between 1 and
240. This must be enclosed by "#" characters at the beginning of the file name.
This means, the first five characters of the file name must correspond to the following ex-
ample: #001# A three-digit number enclosed by # characters
The remainder of the file name is irrelevant to the function and can be used to be written.
A total of 60 characters can be used.
Each number may only exist once in the file system. If there are still several lists with the
same ID in the file system, the first recipe will be used.
Example: A recipe with motor data should be available under ID 5:
Possible name for the list: #005#_Motordownload_1.dw5
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