Type CIA405.STATE describes the state of the CANopen network layer, as defined in /DS-301/. The states INIT, RESET_COMM, RESET_APP, PRE_OPERATIONAL, STOPPED, OPERATIONAL correspond to the same states in /DS-301/. The state UNKNOWN must be used, if the actual state of the device is not known (in example, if no guarding of the device is performed). The state NOT_AVAIL must be used, if it is known, that the device is not available (in example, if guarding is performed and the device does not answer).
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INIT |
0 |
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RESET_COMM |
1 |
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RESET_APP |
2 |
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PRE_OPERATIONAL |
3 |
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STOPPED |
4 |
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OPERATIONAL |
5 |
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UNKNOWN |
6 |
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NOT_AVAIL |
7 |
The state, delivered by CIA405.GET_STATE, is:
- If node guarding / heartbeat is not active for the selected DEVICE: UNKNOWN (6) (even if a boot-up message is received)
- If heartbeat is active but the NMT-master is not the Heartbeat-Consumer: UNKNOWN (6).
- If node guarding / heartbeat is active and the device reports its NMT state:
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reported NMT state (value, defined in DS301 V4.02 chap. "Error Guarding Protocol") |
CIA405.STATE (value, defined in DS405 V2.0 chap. "Data types") |
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Initialization (0) |
INIT (0) |
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Pre-Operational (127) |
PRE-OPERATIONAL (3) |
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Operational (5) |
OPERATIONAL (5) |
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Stopped (4) |
STOPPED (4) |
If node guarding / heartbeat is active and the device does not report its NMT state correctly before timeout, i.e. "node life time" (Nodes Guarding Protocol) respective "Heartbeat Consumer Time" (Heartbeat Protocol): NOT_AVAIL (7)
