INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Valid addresses: 1 to 127 (01h to 7Fh);
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NOTE!
For the changes in this setting be effective, the equipment must be powered off and on again.
The address selected using the keys represents a hexadecimal value. Therefore, it must be converted to decimal,
when necessary, in the parameterization of the CANopen master.
The swtiches to configure the CANopen slave address are illustrated in more detail in the figure 2.2, where switch S1
is the least significant and switch S2 is the most significant:
Switch S1 = Eh
Switch S2 = 2h
Since switch S1 is the least significant, the address composed by the switches is 2Eh, or 46 decimal.
Figure 2.2:
Rotary switches for address configuration
2.4 BAUD RATE
The SCW100 starter manager has a rotary S3 hex switch that allows you to configure the communication rate.
According to the position of the switch, this configuration is programmed as indicated in the table 2.2.
Table 2.2:
S3 switch settings for programming the baud rate
Switch position
Baud rate
0
1 Mbit/s
1
800 Kbit/s
2
500 Kbit/s
3
250 Kbit/s
4
125 Kbit/s
5
100 Kbit/s
6
50 Kbit/s
7
20 Kbit/s
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NOTE!
For the changes in this setting be effective, the equipment must be powered off and on again.
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