
SII EEPROM
I-74 Slave Controller – Technology
An excerpt of the SII EEPROM content following the ESC Configuration area is shown in Table 38.
For more information, refer to the ETG.2000 EtherCAT Slave Information (ESI) Specification, available
from the download section of the EtherCAT Technology Group website (http://www.ethercat.org).
Table 38: SII EEPROM Content Excerpt
Bootstrap Receive Mailbox Offset
Bootstrap Receive Mailbox Size
Pulse Length of SYNC Signals
Bootstrap Send Mailbox Offset
Extended PDI Configuration
Bootstrap Send Mailbox Size
Standard Receive Mailbox Offset
Standard Receive Mailbox Size
Standard Send Mailbox Offset
Standard Send Mailbox Size
First Category Type/Vendor
Specific
Following Category Word Size
11.2 SII EEPROM Logical Interface
The SII EEPROM interface of the ESC is either controlled by EtherCAT or by the PDI. Initially,
EtherCAT has EEPROM interface access, but it can transfer access to the PDI.
Table 39: SII EEPROM Interface Register Overview
The EEPROM interface supports three commands: write to one EEPROM address (1 Word), read
from EEPROM (2 or 4 Words, depending on ESC), or reload ESC configuration from EEPROM.
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