Minebea OPT-564-71 User manual

DIGITAL TRANSMITTER
CANopen Interface
OPT-564-71
Instruction Manual
EN294-1926

I
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the OPT-564-71 Digital Transmitter for flange type torque
transducers using optical transmission with CANopen interface.
This instruction manual describes how to operate the device, as well as noteworthy points.
Note that handling or operating the device incorrectly may result in malfunctions. Read this
manual thoroughly before use for safety and optimal results.
Keep this instruction manual in a location where it is readily accessible to end users.
Please note that this instruction manual is intended for use by engineers.
Readers of this manual must have a basic understanding of CANopen compatible PLC
programs and the CANopen interface.
Pictograms and Conventions Used in This Manual
This manual uses the following pictograms to indicate actions to avoid at all times, aspects
requiring caution, and other noteworthy matters.
Be sure to read the descriptions provided alongside these pictograms.
WARNING
This indicates circumstances in which incorrect handling may result in death or serious injury to
users.
Avoid the actions described here at all times.
CAUTION
This indicates circumstances in which incorrect handling may result in injury to users or damage to
property.
This indicates operating or procedural precautions or restrictions.
Always read the details included here to avoid malfunctioning.

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Positioning of This Document
This instruction manual describes connection and usage with the optional CANopen interface
specifications for the OPT-564.
For information on other product functions, basic handling instructions, and precautions, refer
to the OPT-564 instruction manual.
OPT-564 Instruction Manual (DRW No. EN294-1924*)

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Revision History
Date Manual No. Revision reason (details)
February 2021 DRW. No. EN294-1926 First edition, Ver. 1.000

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Contents
Introduction.........................................................................................................................................I
Pictograms and Conventions Used in This Manual..........................................................................I
Positioning of This Document...........................................................................................................II
Revision History................................................................................................................................III
Overview......................................................................................................................................1
Features ................................................................................................................................................ 1
Part Names and Functions .........................................................................................................2
Rear Panel CANopen Interface.............................................................................................................. 2
Connections ................................................................................................................................3
Interface Connector Pin Configuration ................................................................................................... 3
Cable Length ......................................................................................................................................... 3
Wiring precautions ................................................................................................................................. 3
CANopen Communication Settings...........................................................................................4
Switching to Function Mode ................................................................................................................... 4
CANopen Setting Items ......................................................................................................................... 4
Access Sequence........................................................................................................................5
CANopen Object Mapping ..................................................................................................................... 6
Errors...........................................................................................................................................9
Interface Specifications............................................................................................................10
CANopen Interface Specifications ....................................................................................................... 10
Accessories ......................................................................................................................................... 10

1
Overview
This device is a CANopen slave device.
The CANopen interface can be added to the OPT-564 to provide support for CANopen
communication functions (CiA DS301).
Features
The main features of the OPT-564-71 are as follows:
PDO transfer
Supports PDO transmission. Receiving is not supported.
• Torque + rotation speed
• Torque status + rotation speed status
SDO transfer
Supports SDO transfer
• Torque (reading only)
• Rotation speed (reading only)
• Torque status (reading only)
• Rotation speed status (reading only)
• Torque units/decimal place/polarity (reading/writing possible)
• Rotation speed units/decimal place (reading only)
• Rotation speed polarity (reading/writing possible)
• Manufacturer Device Name (reading only)
• Manufacturer Hardware Version (reading only)
• Manufacturer Software Version (reading only)
• PDO transmission interval
CANopen parameter settings
CAN bus address and baud rate can be set.

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Part Names and Functions
Rear Panel CANopen Interface
Interface connector
This is the CANopen interface connector.
The connector pin configuration is as follows:
Pin No. Signal Details
1 N.C. Not used
2 CAN_L CAN signal Low
3 CAN_GND CAN ground
4 N.C. Not used
5 CAN_SHLD Shield
6 N.C. Not used
7 CAN_H CAN signal High
8 N.C. Not used
9 N.C. Not used
Housing SHIELD Shield
* The connector is not included. Compatible plug: Dedicated CANopen connector
Select a CIA DR-303-1 standard connector.
* Do not connect wires to the N.C. pins.
* Insulated by photocoupler from internal circuit.
Status LEDs
Communication status is indicated by two LEDs.
Defined by DR303-3 (CiA) standard.
RUN LED (green)
Status Description
Off Off
Lit Operation
Continuous
flashing Before operation
Flashes once Stopped
Flickering Automatically detecting baud rate
Lit red Shift to exception status
(2) Status LEDs (1) Interface
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ERR LED (red)
Status Description
Off Off or operating
Flashes once Error counter has reached or exceeded preset value
Flickering Automatically detecting baud rate
Flashes twice NMT slave or NMT master is detecting Heartbeat event
(Heartbeat consumer)
On Bus off
Connections
Interface Connector Pin Configuration
See "2-1. Rear Panel Interface Connector".
Cable Length
The correlation between baud rate and total distance is as follows:
Baud rate Total distance
10 kbps Up to 1,000 m
20 kbps Up to 1,000 m
50 kbps Up to 1,000 m
100 kbps Up to 600 m
125 kbps Up to 500 m
250 kbps Up to 250 m
500 kbps Up to 100 m
800 kbps Up to 50 m
1 Mbps Up to 25 m
Wiring precautions
 Always turn off power before connecting or disconnecting the equipment.
 Do not turn on the AC power until all installation work is complete. There is no power ON/OFF switch on
the unit itself.
 Keep cables connected to the unit as far away as possible from sources of noise such as power lines or
control interfaces.
 Always ground the equipment. Use Type D single grounding. Do not share a ground with the power
supply system.
 Turn on the terminal resistance on the CANopen connector farthest from the PLC.
 Use a dedicated CANopen cable as the connecting cable.
Select a CiA DR-303-1 compliant connecting cable.

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CANopen Communication Settings
When using the CANopen interface, configure the following items:
Switching to Function Mode
Function mode can be selected as follows:
1) Hold down the key for 2 seconds.
2) [FUNC] is displayed. Press the key.
3) Confirm the function number to be set.
For details of Function mode settings and operations, see "9. Function Mode" in the OPT-564
Instruction Manual (DRW No. EN294-1924).
CANopen Setting Items
Function No. Item Setting value Details
F-42 Node ID 001 to 127
001
F-43 Baud Rate
0 10 kbps
1 20 kbps
2 50 kbps
3 100 kbps
4 125 kbps
5 250 kbps
6 500 kbps
7 800 kbps
8 1 Mbps
F-45 PDO output interval 0 to 100 0: Off
Units: 1 ms
100
Node ID
Sets the node ID number.
Set in the range 001 to 127.
The default setting is 001.
Baud rate
Sets the baud rate (units: bps).
Select 10 k, 20 k, 50 k, 100 k, 125 k, 250 k, 500 k, 800 k, or 1 M.
The default setting is 1 M.
PDO output interval
Set the PDO output interval (units: 1 msec).
Set in the range 0 to 100. (0: OFF)
The default setting is 100.
 The settings take effect only after the power is turned off and then back on again. Turn the power
off and then back on again after the settings have been altered.
 To set CANopen objects, load an EDS file.
This can be downloaded from our website (http://www.minebea-mcd.com/) if necessary.