System bus (CAN) with Ser vo PLC & Drive PLC
General information
2-4
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PLC-Systembus EN 1.1
2.3.2 User data
Three different data types are transferred via the user data area of the CAN telegram:
Data typ e Info
Network management data Establishing communication via the CAN network. Chapter 2.4 ( ^ 2-5 )
Process data Process data are used in control technology, e.g. setpoint and actual
values.
• Process data are high-priority data that are transmitted as so-called
PDOs
(Process Data Objects) via the CAN network.
• The PLC processes process data quicker than parameter data.
• Special system blocks or f ree CAN objects are used to transmit and
receive process data:
Chapter 2.5 ( ^ 2- 6 )
CAN
(integrated
system bus interface)
SB CA N1_IO for cyclic process data (Sync-controlled)
9300 Servo PLC:
Drive PLC:
Chapter 6.1 ( ^ 6- 1 )
Chapter 6.2 (
^ 6-6 )
SB CA N2_IO for event or time-controlled process data Chapter 6.3 ( ^ 6- 10 )
SB CA N3_IO for event or time-controlled process data Chapter 6.4 ( ^ 6- 14 )
XCAN
(automation interface)
SB AIF1_IO_AutomationInterf ace
for cyclic process data (Sync-controlled)
See 9300 Servo PLC or
Driv e PLC Manual
SB AIF2_IO_AutomationInterf ace
for event or time-controlled process data
SB AIF3_IO_AutomationInterf ace
for event or time-controlled process data
FIF CAN
SB FIF_CAN1_IO for cyclic process data (Sync-controlled) Chapter 7.1 ( ^ 7-1 )
(function interface,
Drive PLC onl
SB FIF_CAN2_IO for event or time-controlled process data Chapter 7.2 ( ^ 7- 5 )
SB FIF_CAN3_IO for event or time-controlled process data Chapter 7.3 ( ^ 7- 9 )
Free CAN objects The functions/function blocks of the
LenzeCanDrv.lib function library can be used t o add so-called
“free CAN objects” to the permanently integrated CAN objects.
Chapter 8 ( ^ 8-1 )
Chapter 9 (
^ 9-1 )
Parameter data With Lenze devices ”codes” are parameter data.
• Parameter data are, for instance, set when the plant settings are made
during commissioning or when the material for the production machine
is changed.
• Parameter data are transmitted as so-called SDOs (Ser vice Data
Objects) via the CAN network and acknowledged by the recipient, i.e.
the transmitter receives a message whether the transmission was
successful.
Chapter 2.6 ( ^ 2- 9 )