Configure Parameters Dynamically
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18 Jan 2024 12:32 #291016
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I need some advice: I want to change the controller parameters dynamically. I've added the corresponding register in the XML file.As soon as I add this parameter, my drive stops connecting. (It doesn't switch to the required mode) Does anyone know how to solve this?
<pdoEntry idx="2088" subIdx="00" bitLen="32" halPin="PB08" halType="S32" />
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18 Jan 2024 22:58 #291071
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I would expect a 2xxx register to require configurationĀ via SDOs so check your drive's docs.
Its outside the CIA402 range but maybe that does not apply.
Its outside the CIA402 range but maybe that does not apply.
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19 Jan 2024 20:41 #291146
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What type of EC device is that?
What parameter are you trying to change?
Terminal:
sudo dmesg -wH
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ethercat debug 1
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What parameter are you trying to change?
Terminal:
sudo dmesg -wH
start you machine
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Enable more debugging:
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ethercat debug 1
sudo dmesg -wH
start your machine.
Post debug or dmesg output
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