Most important CoE entries

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Objects for commissioning Objects for the user calibration

This chapter describes the CoE objects required for commissioning and user calibration.

	Parameterization via the CoE list (CAN over EtherCAT) The terminal is parameterized via the CoE - Online tab (double-click on the respective object) or via the Process Data tab (allocation of PDOs). Please note the following general CoE information when using/manipulating the CoE parameters: - Keep a startup list if components have to be replaced - Differentiation between online/offline dictionary, existence of current XML description - use “CoE reload” for resetting changes

Objects for commissioning

Index 1011 Restore default parameters

Index (hex)	Name	Meaning	Data type	Flags	Default
1011:0	Restore default parameters	Restore default parameters	UINT8	RO	0x01 (1_dez)
1011:01	SubIndex 001	If this object is set to "0x64616F6C" in the set value dialog, all backup objects are reset to their delivery state.	UINT32	RW	0x00000000 (0_dez)

Index 80n0 SAI Settings (for Ch.1 (n=0); Ch.2 (n=1)

Index (hex)	Name	Meaning	Data type	Flags	Default
80n0:0	SAI Settings	Maximum subindex	UINT8	RW	0x3E (62_dez)
80n0:01	Enable vendor calibration	Manufacturer calibration is active.	BOOLEAN	RW	0x01 (1_dec)
80n0:02	Enable user calibration	User calibration is active.	BOOLEAN	RW	0x00 (0_dec)
80n0:05	Enable delay time	The set delay time for this channel is active.	BOOLEAN	RW	0x01 (1_dec)
80n0:09	Disable Autorange	The Autorange function is disabled. Is only saved if the output data are not active.	BOOLEAN	RW	0x00 (0_dec)
80n0:0D	Mode	Measuring mode of the terminal: 0: 4-wire measurement 1: 4-wire measurement (single-shot mode) 2: 2-wire measurement 3: 2-wire measurement (single-shot mode) Is only saved if the output data are not active.	Bit-Field[4]	RW	0x00 (0_dec)
80n0:11	Range	Measuring range: -1: 10 mΩ - 100 mΩ 0: 100 mΩ - 1 Ω 1: 1 - 10 Ω 2: 10 - 100 Ω 3: 100 - 1 kΩ 4: 1 k - 10 kΩ 5: 10 k - 100 kΩ 6: 100 k - 1 MΩ 7: 1 M - 10 MΩ Is only applied if the output data are not active.	INT8	RW	0x00 (0_dec)
80n0:1D	Presentation	0: left-aligned 1: right-aligned 2: scaled 1 bit / µΩ 3: scaled 1 bit / mΩ 4: scaled 1 bit / Ω 5: Display as REAL value See also: Specific data	Bit-Field[4]	RW	0x01 (1_dec)
80n0:21	Filter Settings	Setting the hardware filter in ADC 0: 2.5 Hz 1: 5 Hz 2: 10 Hz 3: 15 Hz 4: 25 Hz 5: 30 Hz 6: 50 Hz 7: 60 Hz 8: 100 Hz	UINT16	RW	0x02 (2_dec)
80n0:31	Delay time	Delay time for this channel n20 ms in the measuring ranges <1 MΩ, n50 ms in the measuring range 7 (1 MΩ - 10 MΩ)	UINT8	RW	0x0A (10_dec)
80n0:3E	Steady state tolerance	If the last four values are no more than x / 1024 of end value apart, the "Steady state" bit is set to TRUE	UINT16	RW	0x0A (10_dec)

Objects for the user calibration

User calibration offers the option to process the value of the terminal further after manufacturer calibration. This can relieve the PLC.

Index 80n2 SAI User Data (for Ch.1 (n=0); Ch.2 (n=1)

Index (hex)	Name	Meaning	Data type	Flags	Default
80n2:0	SAI User Data	Maximum subindex	UINT8	RO	0x24 (36_dec)
80n2:0m (odd)	Range x 4 wire / 2 wire offset	one offset value per measuring range for user calibration (see fig. below)	UINT32	RW	0x00000000 (0_dec)
80n2:0m (even)	Range x 2/4W gain	One gain value per measuring range for user calibration 0x10000 corresponds to 1	UINT32	RW	0x10000 (65536_dec)

Most important CoE entries 2: — Offset value per measuring range for user calibration