Although if slaves actually have SDOs (ie. support CoE) then they’re required
to provide an online CoE dictionary, which “ethercat sdos” will read and
display even if the slave does not define any in its SII. (Although not all
vendors obey the rules.)
If the slave doesn’t support CoE then t
Dear Wilhelm,
Thanks for your answer! Makes sense!
Kind regards,
Erik
e.j.euv...@student.utwente.nl | +31641615351
On 14 September 2016 at 16:53, Dr.-Ing. Wilhelm Hagemeister
wrote:
> Hallo Erik,
>
> slaves have the "Slave Information Interface" (SII). This is more or less
> a EEROM which st
