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Function

plss_sw_sel(busID,vendorID,productCode,revisionNum,serialNum) -

used to switch the a specific LSS Slave to configuration mode.

busID

CAN bus ID - possible value: 0, 1

vendorID

Vendor ID of selected device (for Elmo - 154)

productCode

Product Code of selected device

revisionNum

Revision Number of selected device

serialNum

Serial Number of selected device

Return Value

“OK” or error code

4.6

I/O Functions

Maestro supports two types of I/O: internal and external. "Internal" I/O's refers to devices
that are connected directly to the Maestro through its I/O ports (labeled DIGITAL I/O and
ANALOG INPUT). "External" I/O's refers to I/O devices that are connected to the
Maestro through the CAN network using the CANopen DS 401 protocol. External

SimplIQ

devices can be controlled with

SimplIQ

commands through the network.

To get interrupts from a

SimplIQ

device, the user program must contain a callback function

and the

SimplIQ

device must be initialized with an ADI command (value 1).

Syntax : .ADI=1 to initialized
.ADI=0 to uninitialized

4.6.1

Maestro I/O Functions

Function

m_din

get all Maestro digital inputs values (internal digital input)

Call Format

m_din

Parameters

None

Example

int inputData

intputData = m_din

for more details see: \SamplesTutorial\

CallBackFunctions\InputCallBack

Function

m_din[]

get specific digital input value (internal digital input)

Call Format

m_din[dinput_num]

Parameters

dinput_num=0…7

Example

int input1data

intput1 = m_din[1]

for more details see: \SamplesTutorial\

CallBackFunctions\InputCallBack

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