If I don't enable the FB of MC_POWER , the axis is all right! But when I enable the FB of MC_POWER, the axis is error.
I don't know the reason. Please help !
Hi, set the compiler define in the application properties:
CANOPEN_DEBUG
then download the project and check the plc logger for more details on These Problems on the CAN communication.
BR Edwin
Thank you !
The servo error code is AL3E2 or AL3E3.
AL3E2: CANopen SYNC signal error The CANopen SYNC signal is received too early.
AL3E3: CANopen SYNC timeout The CANopen SYNC signal is not received within the specified time.
When I use LMC058 of Schneider in Somachine , the SYNC way is different. They use the External signal. Can pi use this way?
Hi, from your screenshots your realtime should be good enough (maybe I'm wrong) but I would give this a try to generate the sync on the Raspberry PI
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If I don't enable the FB of MC_POWER , the axis is all right!
But when I enable the FB of MC_POWER, the axis is error.
I don't know the reason. Please help !
Hi,
set the compiler define in the application properties:
CANOPEN_DEBUG
then download the project and check the plc logger for more details on These Problems on the CAN communication.
BR
Edwin
Thank you !
The servo error code is AL3E2 or AL3E3.
AL3E2: CANopen SYNC signal error
The CANopen SYNC signal is received too early.
AL3E3: CANopen SYNC timeout
The CANopen SYNC signal is not received within the specified time.
When I use LMC058 of Schneider in Somachine , the SYNC way is different.
They use the External signal. Can pi use this way?
Hi,
from your screenshots your realtime should be good enough (maybe I'm wrong) but I would give this a try
to generate the sync on the Raspberry PI
BR
Edwin