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DMS 3.2 EN 02/2011 TD29 375
Section General:
The Node-Id serves to identify the CAN module uniquely and corresponds to the set
number on the module itself which is between 1 and 127. The Id must be entered as a
decimal number.
If DCF write is activated, a DCF file will be created after inserting an EDS file in the
defined directory for the compiled files whose name is made up of the name of the
EDS file and the Node Id which is tacked on the end.
If the option Create all SDO's is activated, then for all objects SDOs will be created (not
only for those that have been modified).
If the option Reset node is activated (the availability depends on the content of the
device description file), then the slave will be reset before downloading the
configuration.
If the option Optional device is activated (availability in dialog is target dependent),
the master only once will try to read from this node. Then the node, if not answering,
will be ignored, i.e. the master will return to normal operation mode.
If the option No initialization is activated (availability in dialog is target dependent),
the master immediately will activate the node, without sending configuration SDOs.
(The SDO data nevertheless will be created and saved on the controller.)
If supported by the target, the creation of SDOs can be suppressed in three levels. This
might be desired in case of having limited space for configuration:

Stop!
These settings should not be modified without having detailed knowledge of the
system!
CreateCommSDOs: Communication parameter SDOs
CreateMappingSDOs: Mapping configuration SDOs
CreateBasicSDOs: Base parameters SDOS (Nodeguarding, Sync etc.)
Only for the activated types the appropriate SDOs will be created. The above described
option 'Create all SDO's' only refers to currently here activated SDO types.