ICP DAS USA CAN-8224 Setup guide

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8124/CA

8224/CA

8424

Quick Start User Guide

1. Introduction

This manual introduces the user to the methods used to implement

the CAN-8x24 devices into their applications in a quick and easy way.

This will provide users with only basic instructions. For more detailed

information, please refer to the user manual located on the ICPDAS CD-

ROM or download it from the ICPDAS web site:

http://www.icpdas.com/download/download-list.htm

The goal for this manual is focused on helping users to quickly

familiarize themselves with the CAN-8x24 devices. Users can apply the

CAN-8x24 devices as follows.

● Complies with DeviceNet specification

Volume I, Release 2.0& Volume II,

Release 2.0

● Group 2 Only Slave; (non UCMM-

capable)

● Supports Predefined Master/slave

Connection Set

● Supports Fragmented Explicit Message

● Dynamic Assembly Objects Mapping

● I/O operating modes: Polling, Bit-

Strobe, Change of State/Cyclic

● Supports Device Heartbeat message

● Supports Device Shutdown message

● EDS file dynamically

● Data rate and Node Address (MAC ID)

configured via rotary switch

Features

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2.Hardware structure

z8KDNSx Hardware Structure

z8x20 Hardware Structure

CAN-8224

CAN-8124

CAN

8424

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zPin assignment

CAN-8424 CAN-8124

CAN-8224

zRotary Switch

Note: If users set the illegal values of the rotary switch, the MOD led will flash when

the system is powered up. If this condition occurs, users must configure the

legal values of the switches and reset the device, and then the device should

work normally.

Pin. Signal Description

2 CAN_H CAN_H bus line (dominant high)

3 CAN_SH

LD Optional CAN Shield

4 CAN_L CAN_L bus line (dominant low)

Pin Signal Description

1 CAN_GND Ground (0V)

2 CAN_L CAN_L bus line (dominant low)

3 CAN_SHLD Optional CAN Shield

4 CAN_H CAN_H bus line (dominant high)

CAN external positive

supply (I-8KCPSx power)

5 CAN_V+

MSD: the most significant

digit of the node address.

Rotary Switch

Value Baud rate

(K BPS)

0 125

1 250

2 500

LSD: the low significant

digit of the node address

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zTerminal Resistance

zLED Description

PWR LED

condition status indicates

Off No power No power supply

Solid red Normal Device is working

MOD LED

condition status indicates

Off Normal Normal

Solid Critical fault Device has unrecoverable fault;

Flashing Non_critical fault

Device has recoverable fault; to recover:

Reconfigure device

Reset device

Perform error recovery

NET LED

condition status indicates

Off Off line DeviceNet is not online

Flashing On line DeviceNet is on line, but not communicating

Init solid Link failed

(Critical) Device has detected an error that

has rendered it incapable of communicating

on the link; for example, detected a

duplicate node address or network

configuration error

Solid On line, communicating DeviceNet is on communication

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3. How to Start

Select the necessary ICP DAS I-8K/I-

87K IO modules of ICP DAS in your

DeviceNet application.

CAN-8124/CAN-8224 just only

supports off-line mode.

After configuring the CAN-8x24 and

creating the specific EDS files, apply

the EDS file to your DeviceNet

application.

3. Produce the corresponding EDS file.

2. Select the proper module slot No. and

name for each I-8000/I-87K module

plugged in the CAN-8x24

1. Execute CAN Slave Utility in the on-

line/off-line mode

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4. Installation & Configuration

Before users first use the CAN-8x24, the CAN Gateway Utility can help to

configure and create EDS files.

Step 1: Please install the CAN Slave Utility. You can find the software from our web

site: http://www.icpdas.com/download/download-list.htm or the follow path of

“/CAN-CD/DeviceNet/Slave/CAN-8x24/Utility/ on the CD provided.

Step 2: There are 2 modes in the CAN Slave Utility. One mode is off-line and it allows

users to create EDS files off-line for the CAN-8x24. Another mode is on-line mode.

Before using the CAN Slave utility in the On-line mode with the CAN-8424, please

make sure that you have connected the COM1 port to the CAN-8424 with the available

COM port on your PC.

Note: In the on-line mode, users can define the needed assembly instance or

default assembly instance, and set the IO connection path. But in off-line mode,

we provide the default assembly instance for the CAN-8124/CAN-8224. The IO

connection path must be set via an explicit connection.

Off-line mode

On-line mode

For CAN-8124/CAN-8224

Onl

for CAN-8424

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5.The relationship between the application and assembly

objects

The components of the Assembly Objects

Example: In the demo, apply the I-87017 (slot 0), I-8024 (slot 1), I-8053 (slot 2) and I-

8057 (slot 3) into the CAN-8424.

Parts of the attributes in the Application instance

Slot

Address

Application

Instance ID

Module

name

Length(Byte)

0 0x01 87017 0 0 0 16

1 0x02 8024 0 8 0 0

2 0x03 8057 2 0 0 0

3 0x04 8053 0 0 2 0

The components of assembly objects

Assembly Object Instance

ID(Hex)

Data Length(Byte) Component modules

0x64 DO: 2 I-8053 (ch0~ch15)

0x65 AO: 8 I-8024 (ch0~ch3)

0x66 DI: 2 I-8057 (ch0~ch15)

0x67 AI: 8 I-87017 (ch0~ch3)

0x68 AI: 8 I-87017 (ch4~ch7)

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Application instance attributes

Attribute ID Description Method Data Type Default

Value

0x01 Module name Get WORD 0

0x02 Module Type Get CHAR 0

0x03 Configuration Get Depend on the

number of channels 0

0x04 Total Channels Get CHAR 0

0x05 Total Length Get CHAR 0

0x06 Reserved Get CHAR 0

0x07 DO Length Get CHAR 0

0x08 AO Length Get CHAR 0

0x09 DI Length Get CHAR 0

0x0A AI Length Get CHAR 0

0x0B DO channel num Get CHAR 0

0x0C AO channel num Get CHAR 0

0x0D DI channel num Get CHAR 0

0x0E AI channel num Get CHAR 0

0x14 DO data Set Defined by module

channel num 0

0x15 AO data Set Defined by module

channel num 0

0x16 DI data Get Defined by module

channel num 0

0x17 AI data Get Defined by module

channel num 0

6.Steps toward implementing DeviceNet applications using

the command set:

1. Request the use of the Predefined Master/Slave Connection Set.

2. Set the Master’s Explicit Request Messages to set the expected_packet _rate

attribute for the IO connection to establish an I/O Connection Object State.

3. There are two ways to access IO modules. The first method is by way of the IO

connection object. The other is by using an explicit message to set/get the IO

attribute for the application object.

4. Release the use of the Predefined Master/Slave Connection Set.

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