Difference between revisions of "EtherCAT"
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* [[:Category:Axystems:EtherCAT:SETUP-EC|Setup EtherCAT]] - How to setup EtherCAT | * [[:Category:Axystems:EtherCAT:SETUP-EC|Setup EtherCAT]] - How to setup EtherCAT | ||
* [[:Category:Axystems:EtherCAT:Functions|EtherCAT Functions reference]] - Category, which lists all EtherCAT functions | * [[:Category:Axystems:EtherCAT:Functions|EtherCAT Functions reference]] - Category, which lists all EtherCAT functions | ||
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== Command Reference Format == | == Command Reference Format == | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 9 January 2013
This manual covers all the commands and properties associated with the EtherCAT module in the MC. The syntax and related properties and variables are shown for each command. Examples are also shown to illustrate the use of the functions and subroutines. It is recommended that you review this manual and refer to it when you are using these functions.
Various versions of the firmware adds many new features, and in many instances, significantly changes the syntax or behavior of functions (commands, properties). Therefore, the attribute Availability is included in the format to denote the applicability of each function (command, property) to the specified version of the firmware.
Contents
- Setup EtherCAT - How to setup EtherCAT
- EtherCAT Functions reference - Category, which lists all EtherCAT functions
- CDHD CONFIGURE - Configure CDHD drives
Command Reference Format
Each command or property description is clearly separated from adjacent command and property topics so that you can easily find the item that you are looking for. Each description contains sufficient information required to use the command or property correctly. All commands and properties contain the following items:
- Description
- Input
- Output
- Return Value
- Declaration
- Syntax
- Availability
- Type
- Range
- Units
- Default
- Scope
- Limitations
- Example
- See Also
When parameter values imply dimensional units of measurement, these units are specified in the description of the command or property where they apply.
Notation
In describing the syntax of an instruction, field to be filled by user is marked with < >.
For example, ABS ( <expression> ) indicates that <expression> is the user’s data.