Compare to Beckhoff EtherCAT Data-Exchange devices
| EL6695 | EL6692 | FC1100 | FC1121 | CXnnnn-B110 |
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Design | 24mm Terminal | PCIe-plug-in card | Integrated within embedded-PC | ||
PDO Cyclic | max. 3 kB every direction (1 Execute TC2.11b2248 or TC3.1 b4018: 255 variables, max. entire scaling MTU (c.a.1400 Byte) | max. 480 Byte every direction | max. 1024 Byte every direction | max. 480 Byte every direction | |
PDO | E.g.: 200 Byte in/200 Byte out: 15 µs typ E.g.: 1400 Byte in/1400 Byte out: 50 µs typ | typ. 1..4 ms E.g.: 200 Byte in/200 Byte out: 1 ms typ. | E.g.: 480 Byte in/480 Byte out: ca 300 µs (2 | E.g.: 480 Byte in/480 Byte out: ca 250 µs auf CX5020 (2 | |
Supported | CoE, EoE, AoE, FoE, (VoE, SoE) | CoE, AoE, EoE | |||
Mailbox | 128-1498 Byte | 128-1024 Byte | 64-1024 Byte | ||
Mailbox- | 1024 Byte | 256 Byte | 1024 Byte | 512 Byte | |
Minimal allowed | 50 μs (SyncMan interrupt be used) | No limit (SyncMan interrupt not be used) | |||
DistributedClocks | yes | ||||
In TwinCAT als | yes | ||||
Specific properties |
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)1 The number of supported cyclic PDO is dependent by the EtherCAT master
)2 Transmission values are significant dependent by the IPC environment and control
)3 This limit means an operational limit of the device. Indeed the lowest reasonable cycle time of both sides is amongst others dependent by the amount of data to be transferred (and also the PDO transmission time) – a sensible cycle time should be chosen as for the terminal is able to get/set data every cycle.