CANopen device
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	Training and support     POSIX Streams   Resource management     Generic Scheduler patch     Preemption+RTLinux patch     RTLinux API on Linux     QoS Manager     Linux/CBS Scheduler   Scheduling     Application Scheduler     TLSF Memory Allocator     POSIX CPU Clocks     POSIX Barriers     POSIX Message Queues     POSIX Signals     POSIX Timers     POSIX Trace     RTLinux/CBS Scheduler     RTLinux CC     GNAT for RTLinux     RTLinux ide/fs     RTLinux Java     RTLinux Terminal     RTLinux UDP/IP     Stand-Alone RTLinux     XtratuM   Fault-tolerance     FT Application Monitor     FT Controller   Communication     CANopen device     CAN/CANopen monitor     Virtual CAN API     RT Ethernet Analyzer     Linux CAN Driver     ORTE     CAN model     Verification of RTOS CANopen device    Description Keywords: CANopen, master, slave, PDO, SDO, EDS, Object dictionary Description: CANopen device is the library based on VCA (Virtual CAN Api) and also CANopen master and CANopen slave application based on this library. Device functionality is configured by loading CANopen device specific EDS (Electronic Data Sheet). CANopen slave is linked with hardware module to cooperade with real device hardware.    General information Author(s): Pavel Pisa (CTU) and Frantisek Vacek (CTU) Participants: Czech Technical University in Prague Workpackage: Development of communication components (WP7) Deliverable: Component documentation can be found in deliverable D7.4 Component homepage: http://www.ocera.org Licenses: GPL Current version: 0.91 Status: Beta Hardware: Processor: Independent Platform: RTLinux: 3.1    Download Current version: 0.91 [candev-0.91.tgz] [src] [CVS at SourceForge] Previous versions: [0.01] Note: This component cannot be used directly. It has to be used within OCERA framework. Sources are provided only for documentation and portability purposes.  Status codes: Analysis >> Design >> Alpha >> Beta >> Testing >> Stable

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