Basic function

The EL2502 has three basic operation modes with additional settings for each channel. These are accessed via the PDO selection.

This mode is to be used if only the duty cycle is to be changed quickly in the real-time context.

Operating range

Note

CoE 0x80n0:07

Period value from CoE

Period unit

Permissible value range

Frequency range

PWM 20 Hz .. 20 kHz

 

0

0x80n0:15

[1000 ns = 1 µs]

80 .. 32657 (signed)
80 .. 65535 (unsigned)

20 Hz .. 20 kHz

PWM 100 ns frequ. resolution

 

2

0x80n0:15

[100 ns]

 

153 Hz .. 125 kHz

PWM 1 Hz .. 20 kHz

from firmware 07, Rev. EL2502-0000-0019

3

0x80n0:16

[1000 ns = 1 µs]

 

1 Hz .. 20 kHz

The corresponding output frequency can be calculated from the period.
Note on the "100 ns" operation mode: a value < 80 [*100 ns] corresponding to 125 kHz cannot be processed. If such an invalid value is entered in the CoE, the terminal has to be started in PREOP state, so that the CoE entry can be corrected in this state.

This mode is to be used if the duty cycle and the frequency are to be quickly changed in the real-time context.

Operating range

Note

CoE 0x80n0:07

Period value from

Period unit

Permissible value range

Frequency range

PWM 20 Hz

 

not relevant

Process data

[1000 ns = 1 µs]

0 .. 65535 (unsigned only)

20 Hz .. 20 kHz (typ. 17 .. 21 kHz)

This mode is to be used if the duty cycle and the frequency are to be quickly changed in the real-time context. The frequency can be reduced to 1 Hz.

Operating range

Note

CoE 0x80n0:07

Period value from

Period unit

Permissible value range

Frequency range

PWM 1 Hz .. 20 kHz

from firmware 08, Rev. EL2502-0000-0021

not relevant

Process data

[1000 ns = 1 µs]

0 .. 1000000

1 Hz .. 20 kHz

The basic setting is made via the PDO(process data) selection in the ProcessData tab. This can be done

Basic function 1:Fig.135: Operation mode selection

The parameters are considered in the following order:

Basic function 2:Fig.136: EL2502 data flow diagram