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4.6.2 29-bit
protocol
In order to receive any CAN frames with the Receive Object the
upper 26 bits of the CAN identifier are first filtered with a mask
(acceptance mask) and then compared with a predefined value
(acceptance code). If this comparison is positive, the CAN frame is
entered in the Receive FIFO and the PLC is released.
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0
Received CAN identifier
AcceptanceMask (e.g. 11111111111110000000000000)
AcceptanceCode (e.g. 1111111111111111111011xxxx)
ignored
Acceptance Mask 11111111111111111111110000 (= 536870784)
filters out the top 26 bits. Acceptance code
1111111111111111111011xxxx (= 536870272) defines which
frames are to be accepted after filtering.
In this example it is the CAN frames with identifiers 0x1FFFD80
to 0x1FFFFDFF.
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