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Hello
I am looking for information about SICK Hiperface encoders.
As you may know, many companies write an electronic servo motor nameplate so that the servo drive or higher-level controller can read it and operate accordingly.
It makes sense that every company has a special way of writing this data together with other data like motor constants and commutation offset or similar.
If you have the right programming tool (eg PGT11) you will have access to some of this data, but not all. Because when the data is written into the encoder's memory, they use different algorithms, including an encrypted way, so that the servo drive can read them.
The question is: is there any way at all to read this unreadable data to recognize what it is?
I attached some files (*.HEX) so you can see what do I mean from unreadable data.
best regards
Paul
I am looking for information about SICK Hiperface encoders.
As you may know, many companies write an electronic servo motor nameplate so that the servo drive or higher-level controller can read it and operate accordingly.
It makes sense that every company has a special way of writing this data together with other data like motor constants and commutation offset or similar.
If you have the right programming tool (eg PGT11) you will have access to some of this data, but not all. Because when the data is written into the encoder's memory, they use different algorithms, including an encrypted way, so that the servo drive can read them.
The question is: is there any way at all to read this unreadable data to recognize what it is?
I attached some files (*.HEX) so you can see what do I mean from unreadable data.
best regards
Paul
