Aoe: Io-Link Device Parameter Setting - IFM Electronic Ecomat 300 AL1030 Device Manual

IO-Link Master EtherCat
EventCodes (hex)
8C10
8C118C1F
8C20
8C218C2F
8C30
8C318C3F
8C40
8C41
8C42
8C438C9F
8CA08DFF
8E00AFFF
B000BFFF
C000FEFF
FF00...FFFF

29 AoE: IO-Link device parameter setting

With the help of the AoE protocol (ADS over EtherCat), the device enables the
SDO access to the IO-Link device parameters called ISDUs (Indexed Service Data
Unit)
Not every EtherCat master supports the AoE protocol Please make sure in advance that your
EtherCat-Master is suitable for this type of communication!
Communication takes place via ADS (Automation Device Specification) The
device provides corresponding ADS services to read and write IO-Link device
parameters (ISDU) Then, the engineering tool transfers the ADS commands to the
IO-Link master via AoE (client-server principle)
The addressing absolutely requires
– an AMS NetID to clearly identify the IO-Link master
– the port number to clearly identify the IO-Link master and the port
The index group F302
62
Definition
Process variable range over-run – Process
Data uncertain
Reserved
Measurement range over-run – Check appli-
cation
Reserved
Process variable range under-run – Process
Data uncertain
Reserved
Maintenance required – Cleaning
Maintenance required – Refill
Maintenance required – Exchange wear and
tear parts
Reserved
Manufacturer/ vendor specific
Reserved
Reserved for profiles
Reserved
SDCI specific EventCodes
is used for an ADS command
hex
Device TYPE
Status
Value
2 Warning
4 Error
2 Warning
1 Notification
1 Notification
1 Notification