Differences Between RS-485 and MODBUS

Differences Between RS-485 and MODBUS

Tip:Click above“Ba Fang Hui PLC Practical Programming Training“↑Follow us for free RS485is a wired transmission, which requires a hardware transmission medium, essentially just two wires are sufficient. The actual signal transmitted over these two wires is the same signal; the sending end splits this signal into two, but at the receiving end, it is restored … Read more

Detailed Explanation of RS-485 and MODBUS

Detailed Explanation of RS-485 and MODBUS

BFH Click the blue text to follow us↑↑↑↑ RS-485 is a wired transmission, so it requires a hardware transmission medium, which is essentially just two wires. The actual signal transmitted on these two wires is the same; the sender splits this signal into two, but at the receiving end, it is restored to its original … Read more

CANopen User Manual – Example of Estun ProNet Servo Drive (Part 1)

CANopen User Manual - Example of Estun ProNet Servo Drive (Part 1)

CANopen is a high-level protocol based on the CAN (Controller Area Network) serial bus system and CAL (CAN Application Layer). CANopen assumes that connected devices have hardware with a CAN transceiver and a CAN controller that comply with the ISO 11898 standard. The CANopen communication protocol CiA DS-301 includes periodic and event-driven communication, which not … Read more

Discussing CANopen Protocol and Product Application Solutions

Discussing CANopen Protocol and Product Application Solutions

Recommended Reading: Training on CiA402 Axes for CANopen/ETherCAT Detailed Application Description of CANopen Bus on Codesys Controllers Pure Content | Easily Apply CANopen Communication Protocol in PLC & Servo Why is CANopen Communication So Popular in Servo Control??? Detailed Explanation of CANopen Application in TwinCAT2.1 by Beckhoff PLC The CANopen protocol originated from the CAN … Read more

Introduction to CANopen Protocol

Introduction to CANopen Protocol

1、CANopen in the ISO Layer Structure From the perspective of the OSI 7-layer network model, the CAN (Controller Area Network) fieldbus only defines the 1st layer (Physical Layer, see ISO11898-2 standard) and the 2nd layer (Data Link Layer, see ISO11898-1 standard); in actual design, these two layers are entirely implemented by hardware, and designers do … Read more

Analyzing and Implementing CANopen Protocol (Part 1)

Analyzing and Implementing CANopen Protocol (Part 1)

CANopen protocol is a high-level protocol based on CAN serial bus system and application layer CAL, and it is also a standardized protocol for various industries. CANopen protocol provides necessary implementation methods for distributed control and embedded system applications, mainly providing: (1) interoperability and interchangeability between different CAN devices. (2) Standardized and unified system communication … Read more

Easy Introduction to CANopen Part Five

Easy Introduction to CANopen Part Five

1、Process Data ObjectPDO(Process Data Object) As mentioned earlier PDO belongs to process data used to transmit real-time data, that is, one-way transmission without the need for a response from the receiving nodeCAN message to confirm, from a communication terminology perspective, it belongs to the “producer-consumer” model PDO, as shown in the figure, it is like … Read more

Getting Started with CANopen – Part Three

Getting Started with CANopen - Part Three

1、Process Data Object (PDO) and Service Data Object (SDO) MessageID. When using CANopen, the configuration information and application data that need to be transmitted are placed in the Process Data Object PDO (Process Data Object) and Service Data Object SDO (Service Data Object). These objects are like baskets of fruit sold in the market; they … Read more

Introduction to CANopen Concepts

Introduction to CANopen Concepts

OD (Object Dictionary): This is an ordered, predefined group of objects that can be accessed via the network, with each object addressed by a 16-bit index and an 8-bit sub-index. The range of a node’s object dictionary is from 0X1000 to 0X9FFF. COB-ID (Communication Object Identifier): This is the message frame ID of the CANopen … Read more

Understanding CAN and CANopen Protocols

Understanding CAN and CANopen Protocols

CAN (Controller Area Network) and CANopen are communication protocols commonly used in the automotive and industrial automation fields, facilitating communication between various devices and components within a system. CAN is a serial communication standard that operates at the first two layers of the OSI model, namely the physical layer and the data link layer (functioning … Read more