I encountered that problem when I wanted to set up user-defined units on a drive (Nanotec PD4-E). The following line throws some exceptions (I'll include the thrown error as soon as I'm back at the hardware):
- {index: 0x60A8, sub_index: 0, type: uint32, value: 4244701184} # set meter and power to 1e-3, 0xFD010000=d4244701184
To solve the problem, the value had to be translated to a signed value:
- {index: 0x60A8, sub_index: 0, type: uint32, value: -50266112}
It'd be great if such values were supported for type uint32 objects.
I encountered that problem when I wanted to set up user-defined units on a drive (Nanotec PD4-E). The following line throws some exceptions (I'll include the thrown error as soon as I'm back at the hardware):
- {index: 0x60A8, sub_index: 0, type: uint32, value: 4244701184} # set meter and power to 1e-3, 0xFD010000=d4244701184To solve the problem, the value had to be translated to a signed value:- {index: 0x60A8, sub_index: 0, type: uint32, value: -50266112}It'd be great if such values were supported for type uint32 objects.