30.7 Controlling External I/O with CANopen

The Model AGP-*****-CA1M/LT has a built-in CANopen master driver. By connecting the CANopen slave unit "Hybrid Terminal Block" (model: HTB-1C0DM9LP; hereafter referred to as "HTB") manufactured by Digital Electronics Corporation or a CANopen-compatible slave unit to this display unit, you can control external I/O in a remote location.

Moreover, by attaching an EX module to the HTB, I/O can be extended.

For each display unit, you can construct an open network, connecting a maximum 63 HTB or CANopen compatible slave units. A maximum of seven EX modules can be attached to each HTB unit.

30.7.1 Setup Flow - CANopen

30.7.2 Connecting Third-party Slaves - CANopen

 

CAN Specification

 

CANopen Master Driver

*1 Flying Master is a feature that allows the flying master to dynamically determine the master in a network when there are multiple devices that can used as the CANopen master.

*2 Concise DCF is a device setting file in binary data format. The CANopen network is configured by downloading this data to the NMT master. NMT master is a feature that controls the actions of a slave node. Only one exists in any CANopen network; the node with this NMT master feature becomes the CANopen master.)

 

HTB Features

With Digital Electronics Corporation's CANopen slave unit, the following features can be used.

Feature

Points

Description

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Standard I/O

Standard Input

12 points

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30.7.5 HTB Standard Input/Output

Standard Output

8 points

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