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<strong>PLC</strong> Configuration<br />

CAN settings of a CanDevice<br />

Dialog CAN settings<br />

Here you can set the Node id and the Baudrate. The node id is a node number which is used by the<br />

master for addressing the device in a CANopen network.<br />

A configuration of Nodeguard- and Emergency Telegram functionality is possible.<br />

Please see the corresponding descriptions for the configuration of CAN modules and masters.<br />

Heartbeat is currently not supported.<br />

Default PDO mapping of a CanDevice<br />

In this dialog the entries of the local Parameter Manager can be assigned to PDOs, which will be<br />

sent/received by the CanDevice. The PDOs then will be available for the PDO mapping in any master<br />

configuration where the CanDevice is integrated.<br />

In the Parameter Manager lists the parameter entries are linked to project variables via<br />

index/subindex.<br />

Please regard: Subindex 0 of an index, which implicits more than one subindex, will be used implicitely for<br />

storing the number of subindices. For this reason do not use subindex 0 in the Parameter Manager.<br />

Also regard that the parameters of a particular index must be entered in ascending order (subindices<br />

1,2,3...) in the Parameter Manager.<br />

List of mapable objects: Choose from the selection list the variables' parameter list, for whose<br />

entries the CanDevice should generate PDOs.<br />

According to the chosen parameter list the Objects will appear in the left window. In the right window<br />

you create the desired PDO configuration (PDO's). Via the buttons Insert receive PDO resp. Insert<br />

send PDO there you can insert 'Receive PDOs' and 'Send PDOs' below the corresponding list<br />

organizing elements. In order to assign an object of the left window to one of these send or receive<br />

PDOs, mark the object in the left window and also the PDO in the right window and then press >>.<br />

Thereupon the object will be inserted below the PDO in the right window.<br />

6-32 CoDeSys V2.3

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