CANopen Basics Instruction Manual pdf - Kuhnke
CANopen Basics Instruction Manual pdf - Kuhnke
CANopen Basics Instruction Manual pdf - Kuhnke
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5.2.5 COBES Updates the KUBES Files<br />
T2: Bus 2<br />
08: Station 08<br />
I0...I3: Input range<br />
Project Setup<br />
COBES will load the configuration data from the DCF file<br />
you specified as well as from the DCF files of the stations<br />
connected to the master.<br />
After that COBES will add the configuration data to the<br />
KUBES project and supplement the symbol table by the<br />
names of the process data objects (CNIxx.yy, CNOxx.yy)<br />
or, for BUS1 (DNIxx.yy, DNOxx.yy), the status messages<br />
(CSOxx.yy) or, for BUS1 (DSOxx.yy) and emergency<br />
messages (CEOxx.yy) or, for BUS1 (DEOxx.yy). The first<br />
8 characters of the name defined in the configurator will<br />
be used as the symbol, whereas the remaining characters<br />
will serve as a comment.<br />
The first 2 characters of the global configurations are indicative<br />
of the bus that the stations have been configured<br />
for. Characters 4 and 5 represent the station number,<br />
whereas characters 7 and 8 represent the station's input<br />
or output range.<br />
Every station configured is made up of 4 inputs and 4 outputs.<br />
This covers all variants of the CanControl 691 I/Oseries<br />
I/O modules which you can therefore use without<br />
having to reconfigure them.<br />
E 615 GB 69<br />
06.02.2008