esi_write lost after reboot

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22 Apr 2024 06:47 #298816 by zmrdko
Hi, using command
ethercat slaves
my devices looks like this:

I was somehow able to generate sii binary file from XML file provided by Delta:

and upload it to my Delta B3-EtherCAT drive using
ethercat sii_write
and after
ethercat rescan
it shows up correctly:


However, after restarting servo drives, the changes are lost and I am back to 0x000001dd:0x00006080.What am I missing?
Thanks
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22 Apr 2024 16:15 #298851 by scottlaird
Maybe try saving parameters on the device and see if that helps? It's kind of the wrong layer, but it might trigger the right behavior anyway.

filecenter.deltaww.com/Products/download...0210201.pdf#page=548

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24 Apr 2024 05:10 #298964 by zmrdko
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 Do you mean P3.012?
 
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24 Apr 2024 07:12 #298971 by zmrdko
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I tried setting p3.012 to 0100 to use eeprom values, but it did not make any difference

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28 Apr 2024 00:28 #299223 by scottlaird
I wonder if this is related? forum.linuxcnc.org/ethercat/47710-wago-7...ules?start=10#262402

"Be aware that there are many delta ec02 with a faulty SII Eeprom out there..."

It's a different Delta model, but "faulty SII EEPROM" would explain things.

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28 Apr 2024 06:26 #299232 by zmrdko
Replied by zmrdko on topic esi_write lost after reboot
Im in contact with Delta support. The main issue is missing Digital output PDO 60FEh.
I also described issue with sii changes wanishing after reboot and the reply was:

Which data do you need to write? I'm asking because you can't write all EEPROM in B3 servo drives, only the essential ODs. The design of the servo drive does not allow you to have the same data after rebooting, except for the write-allowed ones. So, you may see it like that. 

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