CiA® 410 series: Inclinometer profile

This device profile series specifies the interface for single- and dual-axis inclinometers. The most recent edition comprises four parts:

  • CiA 410-B: Functional behavior and parameters
  • CiA 410-C: Mapping to CANopen CC (classic)
  • CiA 410-F: Mapping to CANopen FD
  • CiA 410-J: Mapping to J1939

Part B based on the legacy CiA 410 document specifies the process data, the configuration parameters, and the diagnostic information. The inclinometer manufacturers supply various markets with inclinometers. The inclinometer profile specifies the 16-bit or 32-bit slope values for the longitudinal and the lateral axis as well as the related operating parameters, preset values, and offsets. Additional emergency error codes indicate whether the sensor is defect or its values are out of range.

Since CiA 410 version 2.0.0, the profile specification introduces four device classes and included an optional CANopen Safety communication interface compliant with safety integrity levels (up to SIL 3) as standardized in IEC 61508. Products compliant with the CiA 410 profile are interoperable and partly interchangeable. For development, analysis, and maintenance of the sensors, off-the-shelf tools can be used.

Four inclinometer classes are defined:

  • Class C1 supports one-axis 16-bit value measurements
  • Class C2 supports two-axes 16-bit value measurements
  • Class C3 supports one-axis 32-bit value measurements
  • Class C4 supports two-axes 32-bit value measurements

Besides the mapping to CANopen CC PDOs, Part C specifies also the mapping of inclination values into SRDOs (Safety-Related Data Objects) according to EN 50325-5 (CANopen Safety). The CANopen Safety inclinometer configuration uses the same CRC polynomial (CRC-CCITT) as for the communication configuration (see EN 50325-5). It is highly recommended to support Heartbeat functionality in new designs.

Part F specifies the mapping of inclinometer process data to CANopen FD PDOs.

The CiA 410-J document specifies the mapping to J1939 parameter groups (PGs). The process data such as inclination values are mapped into PGs using standardized PGNs (PG numbers). The ISLONG16 and ISLONG32 parameter groups are used for 16-bit or 32-bit one-axis inclinometer accordingly. The ISLAT16 and ISLAT32 parameter groups are used in case of 16-bit respectively 32-bit two-axis inclinometers. For configuration and diagnostic purposes CANopen SDO and Emergency services are mapped to standardized PGs as specified in CiA 510).

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CiA 410 version 1.3.0CANopen device profile for inclinometer
DescriptionThis specification represents the CANopen device profile for one- and two-axis inclinometers.
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CiA 410-J version 1.1.0Inclinometer device profile - Part J: Mapping to J1939
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CiA 410-C version 1.0.0Inclinometer device profile - Part C: CANopen CC mapping
DescriptionThis document specifies the CANopen CC communication and mapping parameters for inclinometers compliant with the CiA 410-B specification. This includes the PDO mapping and the optional SRDO mapping.
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CiA 410-F version 1.0.0Inclinometer device profile - Part F: CANopen FD mapping
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