Import EDS dialog

Field	Description
Source EDS	The EDS CANopen standard fileclick on Choose.. button to select EDS file.if file is a valid EDS file it is loaded and edit boxes are filled with values.
New Name and Version	The name and the version that will be assigned to CAN Custom device.
Short Name	Will be used as device unique id identification
Has variable PDO mapping	Indicates if device supports PDO variable reconfigurationsIf disabled slave device supports only static PDO configuration.If enabled user can choose if allow PDO variable mapping configuration for this slave (checked) or not (unchecked).
Sends boot-up message at reset	Boot-up message behaviorCheck this flag if slave sends boot-up message at startup/reset. Master will attach this node to network waiting for its boot-up message.Uncheck this flag if slave does not send boot-up message at startup/reset (not DS301 standard compliant). Master will attach this node to network polling its device type object until boot time period is elapsed.
Vendor Name	The vendor name of the target device registered at CiA.
Product Name	The product name description of the target device.
Revision	The revision number of the hardware.
Description	Device general description provided.
Comments	Device notes provided.
Number of Objects – Mandatory	Number of mandatory object dictionary items found.
Number of Objects – Optional	Number of optional object dictionary items found.
Number of Objects – Manufacturer	Number of manufacturer object dictionary items found.

Once selected the EDS file to import, click on OK button.If everything is ok device will be added to CANopen Custom slaves list.It is now possible to add the new created slave to Master network configuration.If something fails in loading or importing EDS file maybe useful to validate EDS file with an external tool (es: Vector CANeds checker) because it is possible that EDS file is not fully compliant to standard.