CANopen interface
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AMS 335
i
Leuze electronic
9.5.5
Default 11 Bit - Identifier distribution
The AMS 335
i
sends an 11-bit identifier. 29-bit identifiers can neither be received nor trans-
mitted by the AMS 335
i
.
The node address (address of the AMS 335
i
) is an integral part of the 11-bit identifier. The
default identifier and the node address yield the COB-ID. Its value is used to determine the
prioritization during arbitration.
Notice!
Identifiers with low values have a higher priority under arbitration.
Example:
If the same objects, e.g. PD01 (rx), are queried by several AMS 335
i
in a CANopen network,
the AMS with the smallest node address has the highest priority under arbitration.
The table printed below shows the values of the individual functions in the CANopen arbi-
tration process.
As can been see from the table, synchronization and emergency objects have the highest
priority. Next in line are the PDOs, and the SDOs have the lowest priority.
Identifier 11 Bit (binary)
Identifier
dec.
Identifier hex.
Function
00000000000
0
0
Network management
00010000000
128
80
Synchronization
0001xxxxxxx
129 - 255
81 - FF
Emergency
0011xxxxxxx
385 - 511
181 - 1FF
PDO1 (tx)
0100xxxxxxx
513 - 639
201 - 27F
PDO1 (rx)
0101xxxxxxx
641 - 767
281 - 2FF
PDO2 (tx)
0110xxxxxxx
769 - 895
301 37F
PDO2 (rx)
0111xxxxxxx
897 - 1023
381 - 3FF
PDO3 (tx)
1000xxxxxxx
1025 - 1151
401 - 47F
PDO3 (rx)
1001xxxxxxx
1153 - 1279
481 - 4FF
PDO4 (tx)
1010xxxxxxx
1281 - 1407
501 - 57F
PDO4 (rx)
1011xxxxxxx
1409 - 1535
581 - 5FF
SDO transmit
1100xxxxxxx
1537 - 1663
601 - 67F
SDO receive
1110xxxxxxx
1793 - 1919
701 - 77F
NMT Error Control
xxxxxxx = node address 1 - 127