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System bus (CAN) with Ser vo PLC & Drive PLC
LenzeCanDrv.lib - Function blocks
9.2 Receive CAN object (L_CanPdoReceive)
9-5
L PLC-Systembus EN 1.1
9.2 Receive CAN object (L_CanPdoReceive)
This FB is used to receive data via the system bus interface according to CANopen.
Tip!
Due to a high bus load or extremely high transmission rates of other bus participants, data receipt
might be overloaded if additional receive telegrams arrive while a receive telegram is being
processed
In this case, the operating system sends an overrun error:
An appropriate error message is displayed (see chapter Error messages in the relevant PLC
Manual, e.g. 9300 Servo PLC or Drive PLC).
In addition, the CAN driver for the free CAN objects is deactivated and must be re-initialised
by means of the L_CanInit function.
L_CanPdoReceive
wDrvNr
byLen
dwCobId
pIOAdress
nState
bNewMessage
Fig. 9-2 Receive CAN object (L_CanPdoReceive)
Identifier Data type Type of variable Possible settings Info
wDrvNr Word VAR_INPUT 10
11
System bus
FIF CAN
byLen Byte VAR_INPUT 0 ... 8 Telegram length (in bytes)
dwCobID Double word VAR_INPUT 0 ... 2047 CAN identifier
pIOAdress Pointer to byte VAR_INPUT Pointer positioned over the
memory address from which
on the received data bytes will
be saved.
Use the ADR address function to ascertain the
address of a variable.
bNewMessage Bool VAR_OUTPUT - Set to TRUE if data was received and only reset
to
FALSE if the below command is called:
<Instanzname> ResetNewMessage
Unless the variable is reset, data can continue
to be received, data receipt is, however, not
displayed.
nState Integer VAR_OUTPUT - Shows the latest receive state.
See below table
“Receive state (nState)”
Note!
When selecting the CAN identifier (dwCobId), please make sure that the identifier is not yet used
by another CAN object CAN1_IO ... CAN3_IO since this would lead to the receipt of wrong data.
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