User guide

The following table lists the values used to define the digital input transitions:

DIN Mask Value DIN Logic Level for Activating an Event

0 No event occurs.

1 Switched from low to high (↑).

2 Switched from high to low (↓).

3 Switched (↑ or ↓).

When a DIN event occurs, the mapped TPDO is transmitted. The DIN mask value is

determined according to a 2-bit field of the digital input.

Example:

The value 0x00A1 sets the DIN4 event to “Event on every switch” and the DIN1 event to

“Switch from low active to high active.” every other digital input switch does not

produce an event:

DIN6 DIN5 DIN4 DIN3 DIN2 DIN1

0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

TPDOs are transmitted only when the following steps are performed:

1. An object is mapped to the relevant TPDO and the transmission type is set to 254.

2. The logic level of the relevant digital input is adjusted (IL[N] command).

3. The event parameter of the input is determined by object 0x2F23.

4. The “digital input event” bit is set in object 0x20F0.

From this point on, as soon as the event occurs, the requested TPDO is transmitted.

Notes:

 If several inputs are selected, a DIN event will occur when at least one of the

selected digital inputs is switched.

 A DIN event occurs according to switch level, regardless of the function selected

for that switch (details given in the IL[N] and IP command sections of the

SimplIQ Command Reference Manual).

 Object description:

Index 2F23h

Name Digital input TPDO event parameters

Object code VAR

Data type UNSIGNED16