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INDEX:
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INDEX 2
UPDATED DOCUMENTATION 2
REVISION LIST 2
WARNING 2
TRADEMARKS 2
CHARACTERISTICS 3
CONNECTION SCHEME 4
INTRODUCTION 6
USE OF COMPOSITOR SW67121 6
NEW PROJECT / OPEN PROJECT 7
SET COMMUNICATION 8
SET SDO ACCESS 10
EMCY CONFIGURATION 12
CREATION OF AN EMCY 13
TRANSLATION OF AN EMCY FROM CAN 0 TO CAN 1 14
EXAMPLE OF THE TO SETTING A FILTER FOR THE EMCY 15
SET TRANSLATE PDO 19
UPDATE DEVICE 21
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CABLES 22
MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 23
ORDER CODE 23
ACCESSORIES 23
WARRANTIES AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT 24
RETURN POLICY 24
PRODUCTS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS 24
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CHARACTERISTICS:
The CANopen to CANopen Gateway the following:
two-directional translation of information at high levels between two distinct CANopen Buses .
Electrical isolation between two Buses .
The association between objects of device modules located in different buses, readable via SDO from the Gateway on the other side .
The generation of EMCY on one side of the Gateway when there is an EMCY on the other side (originator) .
The generation of PDO on one side of the Gateway when there is an PDO on the other side (originator) .
Temperature range -30°C to 70°C
The CANopen to CANopen Gateway must be used for interfacing two CANopen lines. Otherwise, in order to extend the length and electrical
isolation of more branches than CANopen line you must use CAN Repeater device (note: view PRODUCTS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS ).
The Gateway cannot perform as Master in the network management functions. For example, it cannot begin the “start” of the network .
“Start” meaning the type of package made for carrying modules from the preoperational to the operational state.
If the two CANopen networks which connect the gateway do not have a device for a single network that acts as a Master, the Gateway cannot
transmit a PDO from one network to another.
This is because a CANopen network cannot use a PDO in the “preoperational” state.
To configure the Gateway, use the available software that runs with Windows, called SW67121. It is downloadable on the site www.adfweb.com
and its operation is described in this document.
The Configurable CANopen Gateway can be configured up to a maximum 1600 SDO (SDO CAN 0 + SDO CAN 1) .
While the maximum number of the following:
EMCY
PDO
Depend on the available memory of the Gateway and the number defined SDO.
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INTRODUCTION:
The Gateway, allows a CANopen line to communicate with another different CANopen line that we simply call CAN 0 and CAN 1 in this manual.
The two networks are symmetrical at a logical level. What CAN 0 can do to CAN 1, so can CAN 1 do to CAN 0.
CAN A and CAN B are different only on the level of hardware. One of the two CANopen has the power supply in common with the logic of the
device. The other CANopen is isolated based on the logic of the device.
You need Compositor SW67121 software on your PC in order to perform the following:
Define that the SDO of the CAN 0 are accessible from CAN 0
Define that the SDO of the CAN 1 are accessible from CAN 0.
Define which and how the EMCY of the CAN 0 are accessible from CAN 1.
Define which and how the EMCY of the CAN 1 are accessible from CAN 0.
Define which PDO of CAN 0 are accessible from CAN 1.
Define which PDO of CAN 1 are accessible from CAN 0.
Update the new configurations of the device.
Save, duplicate, modify, export the configurations.
USE OF COMPOSITOR SW67121:
When launching the SW67121 the right window appears:
(The SW67121 is downloadable on the site
http://www.adfweb.com/home/download/download.asp
This manual is referenced to the last version of the software present on our
web site)
The following explains the function of the buttons:
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SET COMMUNICATION:
This section defines the fundamental communication parameters of two Buses.
By pressing the “Set Communication” button from the Main window for SW67121 (Fig. 3)
the window “Set Communication” appears (Fig. 4):
In the field “DevID”, the CAN address of CAN0 is defined.
In the fields “Baud Rate”, the velocity of the two Buses are defined.
The parameter SDO timeout (1/10) is expressed in millisecond decimals so the
example in the window is set at 100 ms.
“SDO timeout” is the maximum waiting time when the device of CAN0 asks at
Gateway for a SDO that comes from a device of CAN1 and CAN1’s device does not
respond (vice-versa if you have changed CAN1 with CAN0).