[EthercatDevice_DmpHID_Generic]
Description
Get the current state of the DSR signal for the specified UART port of the EtherCAT slave device.
Derived Class:
Class Name | Vendor ID | Product Code | UART | Keypad | LCM | MPG |
EthercatDevice_QECR11HU1S | 0x00000bc3 | 0x0086d404 | O | O | ||
EthercatDevice_QECR11HU5S | 0x00000bc3 | 0x0086d403 | O | |||
EthercatDevice_QECR00HU5S | 0x00000bc3 | 0x0086d400 | O | |||
EthercatDevice_QECR11HU9S | 0x00000bc3 | 0x0086d402 | O | O | O | O |
EthercatDevice_QECR00HU9S | 0x00000bc3 | 0x0086d401 | O | O | O | O |
Syntax
int uartGetDSR(int dev);
Parameters
[in] int dev
The specified UART port of the EtherCAT slave device.- 0 for COM1.
- 1 for COM2.
Return Value
Return the current state of the DSR signal. If the return value is smaller than 0, it means an error code.
Comment
This function must be called after a successful execution of EthercatMaster::begin()
. This function is non-blocking and can be called within the Cyclic Callback.
Example
#include "Ethercat.h" EthercatMaster master; EthercatDevice_QECR11HU9S slave; void CyclicCallback() { slave.update(); } void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); master.begin(); slave.attach(0, master); master.attachCyclicCallback(CyclicCallback); master.start(); } void loop() { Serial.print("DSR: "); Serial.println(slave.uartGetDSR(0)); delay(1000); // ... }
Please see EthercatDevice_DmpHID_Generic Class for more QEC HID slave instructions and API usage.