November-17th-2017, 04:05 PM
Hello Thomas,
you are absolutely right. The sourcecode PNS_simpleConfig.c mixes inputs with outputs during the copy routine. It reads the outputs correctly coming from the PN controller but it puts it internally into the input buffer which is nonsense.
I have to correct it and provide a new source code. It might be that also EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP examples copy the wrong sizes also since the xxx_simpleConfig is all the same.
And no there isn't any GSDML file for any other sized. The GSDML file is just an example of how to make a PROFINET device with netX. Building your very own PROFINET "device" urges users to make adaptions to the GSDML file themselves in accordance with the GSDML file guideline coming from the PROFINET organization.
The sizes netX is providing as IO size can be easily change in the include file App.h by yourself. But once you change it do not forget to make the very same changes with the GSDML file, else the controller will not communicate to netX.
you are absolutely right. The sourcecode PNS_simpleConfig.c mixes inputs with outputs during the copy routine. It reads the outputs correctly coming from the PN controller but it puts it internally into the input buffer which is nonsense.
I have to correct it and provide a new source code. It might be that also EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP examples copy the wrong sizes also since the xxx_simpleConfig is all the same.
And no there isn't any GSDML file for any other sized. The GSDML file is just an example of how to make a PROFINET device with netX. Building your very own PROFINET "device" urges users to make adaptions to the GSDML file themselves in accordance with the GSDML file guideline coming from the PROFINET organization.
The sizes netX is providing as IO size can be easily change in the include file App.h by yourself. But once you change it do not forget to make the very same changes with the GSDML file, else the controller will not communicate to netX.
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