Introduction
This example demonstrates how to configure and use Dynamic PDOs (Process Data Objects) in an EtherCAT slave device using the CoE (CANopen over EtherCAT) protocol. Dynamic PDOs allow for flexible data transfer between the slave and master devices, enabling dynamic configuration of data points and their attributes.
Setting up a project in netX Studio.
Create a new PDO
This example is based on the ECS CoE Custom OD example.
open the AppECS_DemoApplication_Config.h
Conclusion
By following these steps and leveraging the capabilities of Dynamic PDOs, you can create flexible and efficient EtherCAT slave devices that can adapt to changing communication requirements.