Look at the output of
$ ethercat slaves
The slave should be in OP when your model is running

What does your kernel log say:
$ cat /var/log/messages
or
$ dmesg | tail -100

What is the current configuration while running:
$ ethercat config -v -p1


- Richard

On 26.03.2015 17:17, Doga wrote:
Hey everyone,

I'm working on OpenSUSE 13.1 x64 with MATLAB R2014b.

I have installed and configured everything in accordance with the
following guideline;

http://www.symbitron.eu/wiki/index.php?title=EtherLab_Installation
<http://www.symbitron.eu/wiki/index.php?title=EtherLab_Installation>

In the Terminal screen when I type "sudo ethercat slaves" to reveal the
connected hardwares, I get the following response, which is what I expect;

0  0:0  PREOP  +  EK1101 EtherCAT-Koppler (2A E-Bus, ID-Switch)
1  0:1  PREOP  +  EL4038 8K. Ana. Ausgang +/-10V, 12bit

So, my master module is BeckHoff EK 1101 and its master id is 0 and
slave id is also 0. Likewise another module connected to EK1101, which
is an analog output module named EL4038, has the master id of 0 and
slave id of 1

I have created a simulink file. Configured everything according to above
mentioned guideline, such as code generation options and other things.

I have EK1101 infrastructure module on my model, which was provided in
the etherlab_lib. I also copied the EL4002 analog I/O module from the
same library to my simulink file and configured it as EL4038 from
"Device Model" option.

I set the master and slave indexes of both models accordingly.
I connected a "Constant" block, which outputs value of "1" and this is
connected to input port of EL4038 module.
When I build the model, there is no error or something. When I run the
model, it runs. However I do not read any voltage on the EL4038 module's
output pin when I measure it with a multimeter.

Under help section of EL4xxx module it is written that the maximum input
ranges from -1 to 1 for bipolar terminals. Any value over the range is
saturated. However, I get no voltage from my analog output module at all.

I appreciate any kind of help.
All the best.



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