Led behaviour – BECKHOFF BK51x0 User Manual

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Update info CANopen version 3 to version 4.01

2002-04-30

1.2

Firmware performance improved

New: PDO handling is now significantly quicker (about factor 3-4).

Advantage: Shorter reaction times at input or output changes, higher sample rate.

Effects when using new bus couplers in existing networks: Possibly the bus load increases

– especially when PDOs with analogue input data are communicated event driven (and
“undamped”). Possible action:

1. Use the event timer (see below) to activate cyclic update of the PDOs with analogue
input data (with disabled Global Interrupt Enable 0x6423!) or

2. send these PDOs synchronously (change transmission type from 255 or 254 e.g. to
1,2 or 5). Note: When using the Beckhoff CANopen PCI cards FC510x you can find the
busload directly in a variable.

1.3

PDO event timer now supported

New: TxPDOs: Even if no event has occurred, event driven PDOs are sent once the event

timer has expired. In case of an event the event timer is reset. Note: the event “change
of analogue input“ is switched on or off (default) via object 0x6423. RxPDOs: The event
timer is used as watchdog to monitor the reception of event driven PDOs. In case no
PDO has been received during the configured time span, the bus node enters the error
state.

Advantage: The PDO transmission behaviour can now be adjusted even more individually. E.g.

TxPDOs with analogue inputs can be sent with cycle times independent of the SYNC
rate. The reception of event driven PDOs can be monitored.

Effects when using new bus couplers in existing networks: none

1.4

PDO fully synchronised with I/O-Update

New: If all PDOs are set to synchronous communication (transmission type 0...240) the I/O-

Update is triggered by the reception of the SYNC telegram.

Advantage: Full synchronisation of the I/O behaviour (so far only the communication was

synchronised).

Effects when using new bus couplers in existing networks: none

2.

LED Behaviour

2.1

LED behaviour now according to DRP303-3

New: The LED behaviour was adapted to the new CiA recommendation DRP303-3. Changes:

Device State

LED behaviour old

LED behaviour new

Device stopped

RUN LED off

RUN LED blinks once,
then 1 s break

CAN warning limit
exceeded

ERR LED blinks
continuously

ERR LED blinks once,
then 1 s break

Event Timer: RxPDO
missing

-

ERR LED blinks 4 times,
then 1 s break

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