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The manufacturer of lift components reviewed the interoperability of their CANopen-Lift products on April 8, 2014. | The manufacturer of lift components reviewed the interoperability of their CANopen-Lift products on April 8, 2014. Nine companies from Denmark, Germany, Italy and Sweden were attending the 8th PlugFest. Host was the CiA in Nuremberg. | ||
The PlugFest was an open event of [[CAN in Automation|CiA]], in which the company [[GEFRAN S.p.A.|GEFRAN]] was a first-time participant, to test the function of the CANopen port of their converter with the four control systems present. The PlugFest offered opportunity to all participants to connect their products in small alternating teams and to check the newly defined functions of version 2.1 for interoperatibility. | The PlugFest was an open event of [[CAN in Automation|CiA]], in which the company [[GEFRAN S.p.A.|GEFRAN]] was a first-time participant, to test the function of the CANopen port of their converter with the four control systems present. The PlugFest offered opportunity to all participants to connect their products in small alternating teams and to check the newly defined functions of version 2.1 for interoperatibility. | ||
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The eighths PlugFest underscores the efforts of the lift industry with its increasing supply of freely available components to enable manufacturer-independent systems. | The eighths PlugFest underscores the efforts of the lift industry with its increasing supply of freely available components to enable manufacturer-independent systems. | ||
The next PlugFest is scheduled for '''[[CANopen Lift PlugFest - 2014-09|September 2014]]'''. If needed | The next PlugFest is scheduled for '''[[CANopen Lift PlugFest - 2014-09|September 2014]]'''. If needed further PlugFests can be scheduled earlier. | ||
<gallery perrow="3" caption="Impressions from the eighths CANopen-Lift PlugFest"> | <gallery perrow="3" caption="Impressions from the eighths CANopen-Lift PlugFest"> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:00, 18 September 2016
The manufacturer of lift components reviewed the interoperability of their CANopen-Lift products on April 8, 2014. Nine companies from Denmark, Germany, Italy and Sweden were attending the 8th PlugFest. Host was the CiA in Nuremberg.
The PlugFest was an open event of CiA, in which the company GEFRAN was a first-time participant, to test the function of the CANopen port of their converter with the four control systems present. The PlugFest offered opportunity to all participants to connect their products in small alternating teams and to check the newly defined functions of version 2.1 for interoperatibility.
The eighths PlugFest underscores the efforts of the lift industry with its increasing supply of freely available components to enable manufacturer-independent systems.
The next PlugFest is scheduled for September 2014. If needed further PlugFests can be scheduled earlier.
- Impressions from the eighths CANopen-Lift PlugFest
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Exchange of Information
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Hint from the CiA
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Test of a Converter
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Display Tests
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Experimental Setup
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and Test
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connected
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Testing together
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Interpretations
