This parameter shows the margin in microseconds between when the TxPDO data has been
received from the network and when the values have been applied to the hardware. A negative
value indicates data is too late (and hence used in the next cycle).
Table 9-66 PCB Temperature
S.09.030
Minimum
Default
Type
Display Format
Coding
This parameter shows the SI-EtherCAT option module temperature in degrees Celsius.
Table 9-67 Active Alarm Bits
S.09.039
Minimum
Default
Type
Display Format
Coding
This parameter shows the SI-EtherCAT option module active alarm bits. The definition of each
alarm bit is as the following:
Table 9-68 Definitions of Active Alarm Bits
Bit
Alarm
0
Reserved for future use
1
Reserved for future use
2
Temperature too Hot
3
PDOs lost
4
Home position save/restore failed
5
Synchronisation between drive and network failed
6
PDO exchange stopped
Table 9-69 Diagnostic Counter Selector
S.09.040
Minimum
Default
Type
Display Format
Coding
This parameter selects the Diagnostic counter to be viewed in Diagnostic Counter Value
(S.09.041).It has the following values:
148
PCB Temperature
-128
None
8 bit volatile
None
RO, ND, NC
Active Alarm Bits
0
(Display:0000000000000000) Units
16 bit volatile
Binary
RO, ND, NC, PT, PU
Diagnostic Counter Selector
0
0
8 bit volatile
Standard
RW, Txt, NC, PT
Maximum
Units
Update Rate
Decimal Places
Maximum
Update Rate
Decimal Places
Maximum
Units
Update Rate
Decimal Places
127
° C
Written in background
0
65535
(Display:1111111111111111)
Written in background
0
8
Written in background
0
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