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Gavin Lambert
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Thu Jan 10 00:14:36 CET 2019
If you just want to test reading/writing SDO data in PREOP, you can use the download and upload commands of the ethercat command line tool.
To actually bring the slave to OP state and get it to do anything interesting, however, you have to write an application with a PDO cyclic control loop; it’s not possible to keep a slave in OP from the command line alone.
The “ethercat xml” command is not particularly useful. What are you imagining that you might want to use it for?
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From: Samiha Islam
Sent: Thursday, 10 January 2019 01:29
To: etherlab-users at etherlab.org
Subject: [etherlab-users] (no subject)
Hello,
I have installed etherlab 2.1 successfully with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and rt preempt kernel 3.4.69. I am using command line tools and with only one slave Faulhaber motion controller mc 5005. I have installed most things using the bundle provided in etherlab website. May I please get some guidance how I can handle the sdo data for the slave? Also how to use the ethercat xml command for the slave info? Thanks.
With regards,
Samiha Islam
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