HEIDENHAIN EnDat 2.2 Technical Information Download Page 12

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Parameters of the encoder manufacturer for EnDat 2.2

  

Unit 

for 

 Requir

ed

Depends on

 

application

Inf

or

mativ

e

 

Word

Contents

Linear 
encoder

Rotary/
angle 
encoder

Remark

0

Status of additional data 1

All

Can be safety related.
Cross checking of “what is required” and 
“what does the encoder support”

1

Status of additional data 2

All

2

Status of additional functions

All

3

Acceleration

m/s

2

1/s

2

All

Consider the scaling factor

4

Temperature

K

K

All

Consider the scaling factor

5

Diagnostic status

All

6

Support of error message 2

All

For defi nition of an “error mask” (safety related) 

7

Dynamic sampling status

All

Safety technology

8

 

 

 

 

 

 

9

Measuring step or measuring steps 
per revolution for position value 2

nm

All

Safety technology

10

11

Accuracy of position value 2 depending 
on linear velocity or shaft speed, area I

LS 

1)

 LS 

1)

 –

All

Safety 

technology

12

LS 

1)

 LS 

1)

 –

All

Safety 

technology

13

Accuracy of position value 2 depending 
on linear velocity or shaft speed, area II

LS 

1)

LS 

1)

All

Safety technology

14

LS 

1)

LS 

1)

All

Safety technology

15

Distinguishable revolutions  Position 
value 2 (only for multiturn encoders)

W D

Required for correct calculation of the position

16

Direction of rotation of position value 2

All

17-20

Encoder designation

All

21

Support of instructions

Not yet supported.
Not for safety technology

22

Max. permissible encoder temperature 
at measuring point

K

K

W L D 
IL i

Not supported by 

E

23

Max. permissible acceleration

m/s

2

1/s

2

W L D 
IL i

Not supported by 

E

24

Number of blocks for memory area 
section 2

All

Depends on encoder; program fl exibly.

25

Maximum clock frequency

kHz

kHz

All

Depends on connector, cable lengths

26

Number of bits for position comparison

All

Safety technology

27

Scaling factor for resolution

All

For calculation of the smallest display step (LS).

28

Measuring step, or measuring steps 
per revolution or subdivision values of 
a grating period

All

29

30

Max. velocity or rotational shaft speed 
for constant code value

m/min

min

–1

W L D 
IL i

Specifi c to application. Applies for encoders 
that permit higher mechanical than electrical 
speed. (Not supported by the EIB.)

31-33

Offset between position value and 
position value 2

All

Safety technology

34

“Number of distinguishable 
revolutions” with scaling factor

W D

Required for correct calculation of the position

35

Support of operating status error 
sources

All

Expanded EnDat error message, particularly for 
battery-buffered encoders 

36-38

Safety-relevant measuring steps

All

Safety technology

39-40

Non-safety-relevant subdivision of the 
relative position

All

Safety technology

41-42

Non-safety-relevant subdivision of the 
absolute position

All

Safety technology

43

Generation of a warning message 
through limit position signals

L IL

Presently available only with certain 
incremental exposed linear encoders

44

Support of touch probe statuses

T

Supported features

45

Timestamp unit of measure

T

46

Referencing of incremental encoders

IL, Ir, E

Is re-referencing supported?

47

Support of I/Os

All

Are I/Os supported, and if so, which?

48

Number of OEM blocks for memory 
area section 2

All

The memory area section 2 makes larger 
OEM memory possible

63

CHECKSUM

1)

  The higher-valued byte contains the divisor with respect to the maximum permissible linear velocity or rotational shaft speed up to 

which this accuracy is valid.

Summary of Contents for EnDat 2.2

Page 1: ...cremental and absolute encoders as well as transmitting or updating information stored in the encoder or saving new information Thanks to the serial transmission method only four signal lines are requ...

Page 2: ...ion can be saved in the encoder electronic ID label High system reliability through purely digital data transmission Diagnostics through monitoring messages and warnings that can be evaluated in the s...

Page 3: ...et Absolute position values Send and receive parameters Reset Test command Test values The EnDat interface transmits position values or additional physical quantities in an unambiguous time sequence a...

Page 4: ...ated as FCL Determining the propagation time After every change in the transmission line hardware the propagation time must be ascertained preferably automatically after every power interruption The s...

Page 5: ...8 Encoder send position value with additional data 1 1 1 0 0 0 9 Encoder send position value and receive selection of memory area 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 10 Encoder send position value and receive parameter2 0...

Page 6: ...ition value is completed with the Cyclic Redundancy Check CIRCLE This is followed in EnDat 2 2 by the additional data 1 and 2 each also concluded with a CIRCLE The content of the additional data is de...

Page 7: ...in calculation of position value Power supply too high low Current consumption is excessive For reasons of security it is necessary to generate a second independently acquired error message It is tra...

Page 8: ...oders Second absolute position value for safety related applications Memory parameters Parameters saved in the encoder can also be transmitted along with the position values The request is defined via...

Page 9: ...f absolute position values direction of rotation maximum permissible speed accuracy dependent on shaft speeds support from warnings and alarms part number and serial number This information forms the...

Page 10: ...tional data for EnDat 2 2 contained in the parameters of the encoder manufacturer depends in part on the respective encoder The additional data additional functions diagnostic values and specification...

Page 11: ...sition 33 Accuracy depending on linear velocity or shaft speed area I LS 1 LS 1 W L D Comparison of absolute and incremental position not possible with E IL i because these encoders have only incremen...

Page 12: ...am flexibly 25 Maximum clock frequency kHz kHz All Depends on connector cable lengths 26 Number of bits for position comparison All Safety technology 27 Scaling factor for resolution All For calculati...

Page 13: ...d if selected additional data transmitted with each of the mode commands to make communication in the closed control loop possible A Sequence Data communication on interface bidirectional Selection of...

Page 14: ...identical for all HEIDENHAIN encoders This makes integrated evaluation possible The valuation numbers supported by the respective encoder are saved in the EnDat 2 2 parameters Composition and interro...

Page 15: ...ed for future bus operation through the EnDat interface Threshold sensitivity to temperature Specification of a temperature threshold at which the encoder transmits a warning to the subsequent electro...

Page 16: ...behavior at the encoder The integrated electronics require a start up time of approx 1 3 s whereby a defined initialization phase should be taken into account see Clock pulse sequence from the subseq...

Page 17: ...ustrial applications and has the following advantages Cost effective connection technology Smaller dimensions Simpler cable feed through in machines Thinner connecting cables 6 mm instead of the previ...

Page 18: ...t only implement them With regard to a safe complete system the remaining components of the complete system must also be designed for safe technology Field of application Safety related position measu...

Page 19: ...or comparison in the subsequent electronics Two mutually independent error messages The error messages are generated independently of each other and are transmitted at different active levels Independ...

Page 20: ...very time and additional data Absolute encoders Resolution Linear encoders LC 183 LC 483 5 m 3 m LIC 4000 5 m 0 01 m 0 005 m 0 01 m Angle encoders RCN 226 RCN 228 RCN 2000 5000 8000 26 bits 28 bits 28...

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