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7.3 Emergency Messages
Emergency messages will be sent from the sensor independently in error case. When an error occurs for the
first time an error message will be sent. If the error is eliminated or it is not pending anymore an appropriate
error message will be sent.
The last 16 error messages will be saved in the emergency history.
The error messages have the following structure:
ID
DLC
Byte1
Byte2
Byte3
Byte4
Byte5
Byte6
Byte7
Byte8
80h + ID
8
Emergency
error code
Error
register
Manufacturer specific error code
Following error codes will be supported:
Emergency
error code
Error
register
Manufact.
error code
Description
50’01h
81h
10h
EEPROM read error (hardware error)
Boot up: Error will be sent with ID1 and 125kBaud
00’00h
00h
20h
EEPROM write error released
Saving of autozero value in EEPROM successful
50’01h
81h
30h
EEPROM write error (hardware error)
By saving the autozero value in the EEPROM
00’00h
00h
11h
Internal stain signal has reached valid range
FF’00h
81h
12h
Internal strain signal value passed maximum limit
FF’00h
81h
14h
Internal strain signal value passed minimum limit
00’00h
00h
31h
Internal input signal reached valid range
FF’00h
81h
32h
Internal input signal left maximum limit (tare error)
FF’00h
81h
34h
Internal input signal left minimum limit (tare error)
00’00h
00h
41h
Strain output signal reached valid range
FF’00h
81h
42h
Strain output signal left maximum limit (32767)
FF’00h
81h
44h
Strain output signal left minimum limit (-32767)
Object 1014h (COB-ID Emergency object):
When an error occurs the ID will be stored in this index. Concerning this error message the ID can be
assigned to a sensor.
Read COB-ID Emergency object (Objekt 1014h):
ID
DLC
Byte1
Byte2
Byte3
Byte4
Byte5
Byte6
Byte7
Byte8
600h + ID
8
40h
14
10h
00h
0
0
0
0
Response from CANopen strain link:
ID
DLC
Byte1
Byte2
Byte3
Byte4
Byte5
Byte6
Byte7
Byte8
580h + ID
8
43h
14h
10h
00h
81h
0
0
0
Byte 5
81h
ID = 80h + Node ID
The object 1014h is read only and has no sub-index.