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Posi+ canopen user manual, Device configuration, Canopen data transmission – BEI Sensors THK5 User Manual

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POSI+ CANOPEN USER MANUAL

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Version 1.02

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2. Device Configuration

2.1. CANopen Data Transmission



Data Transmission

Data is transmitted in a CANopen network in the form of messages. These messages basically
consist of a COB-ID and 8 data bytes.


COB-ID
The 11-bit COB-ID is made up as follows:

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Function code

Node number

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X free, to be selected


The COB-ID only determines the message object. It consists of a function code, which identifies
the message class and the node number, which is the absolute encoder address. The node
number is fixed using the CAN interface.

The following function codes are available (rx and tx as viewed by the master):

Object

Function code
(binary)

COB-ID result

Hex.

Priority class*

NMT

0000

0

0

SYNC

0001

128

80

0

Emergency

0010

129-255

81-FF

0,1

PDO (tx)

0011

385-511

181-1FF

1,2

PDO (rx)

0100

513-639

201-27F

2

PDO (tx)

0101

641-767

281-2FF

2,3

PDO (rx)

0110

769-895

301-37F

3,4

SDO (tx)

1011

1409-1535

581-5FF

6

SDO (rx)

1100

1537-1663

601-67F

6,7

* Priority: 0= maximum priority, 7=minimum priority