8.6
The object 0x2000 is defined as a manufacturer object, via which the parameterization
of the frequency inverter can be done.
With the help of the object, an "internal" communication channel, via which all the
parameters and values are accessible, is implemented. In this way, creation of more
than 600 objects, which would be necessary to map all the product-internal
parameters under the CANopen communication protocol, is no longer necessary.
The sub indices in question are to be used for writing and reading of
parameters/values, depending on the type int/uint, long and string. The data type of
the required parameter can be seen from the parameter list of the frequency inverter.
The standards with regard to error reports under CANopen cannot be used for this
"internal" communication channel, as there is no possibility of including the errors in
the SDO report.
8.6.1
Reading of a parameter:
1. Writing to sub-index (SDO Write)
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2. Reading from sub-index (SDO Write)
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After the writing of parameter number and data set per SDO Write, the corresponding
sub-index is read back with SDO Read.
In the reply in the reading from the sub-index, the frequency inverter states whether
the reading process was successful (ACK), then also supplying the required parameter
figure, or whether an error has occurred (NAK). If an error has occurred, a
corresponding error code is reported.
Writing of a parameter:
1. Writing to sub-index
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Manufacturer object (0x2000/n)
Index
Subindex
0x2000
00
Number of entries = 3
01
int/uint parameter
02
long parameter
03
string parameter
Reading/writing of parameters/values
Byte
0
Parameter number +
data set x 1000
Byte
0
Parameter number +
data set x 1000
Byte
0
Parameter number +
data set x 1000
Manufacturer object
Meaning
Subindex (SDO Write)
1
2
3
ENQ
00
Subindex (SDO Read)
1
2
3
ACK
00
NAK
00
Subindex (Write)
1
2
3
SEL
00
Access
Data type
read-only
unsigned 8
read/write
Domain[6]
read/write
Domain[8]
read/write
Domain[38]
4
undefined nn
4
5
6
Parameter value
Error code
undefined
4
Parameter figure
n
n
n
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