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| + | Examples of '''device''' types are AlphaCom [[module]], [[RIO]], [[AlphaPro]], [[AlphaVision]]. All such devices have a unique device address when interconnected. The AlphaCom and AlphaPro have fixed device address, while the device address of e.g. a RIO is configured (inside the RIO) for the particular application. | ||
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All ACDP data messages are addressed to a device. A device is always related to (owned by) a [[node]]. A full device address consists of <'''node'''> <'''device'''>. <br> | All ACDP data messages are addressed to a device. A device is always related to (owned by) a [[node]]. A full device address consists of <'''node'''> <'''device'''>. <br> | ||
| − | <'''Device'''> is one byte. | + | <'''Device'''> is one byte. Note that devices can both be physical boxes (e.g. RIO) or a function (Router).<br> |
| − | Note that devices can both be physical boxes (e.g. | ||
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! style="background:#ffdead;" width="600" |Device Function | ! style="background:#ffdead;" width="600" |Device Function | ||
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| − | | align= | + | | align=right | 0 || align=right | 0x00 || Invalid device (reserved NULL value) |
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| + | | align=right | 1 - 64 || align=right | 0x01 - 0x40 || '''External boxes'''. [[RIO|RIOs]], PCs ([[AlphaVision]]) etc. | ||
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| + | | align=right | 65 || align=right | 0x41 || The AlphaCom Intercom Exchange - Master AMC<br />'''This is the device address for messages to/from the exchange'''. | ||
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| + | | align=right | 66 - 68 || align=right | 0x42 - 0x44 || AlphaCom [[MultiModule|multi-module]] slave AMCs. | ||
| + | * 66 = Slave 1 | ||
| + | * 67 = Slave 2 | ||
| + | * 68 = Slave 3 | ||
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| + | | align=right | 69 || align=right | 0x45 || (Reserved more slaves) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 128 - 197 || align=right | 0x80 - 0xC3 || (Future use) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 196 || align=right | 0xC4 || ([[OPC Server|OPC server 2]] PC) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 197 || align=right | 0xC5 || [[SIPD]] (SIPD also acts as an virtual AlphaNet [[node]], this is how SIP trunks are configured now) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 198 || align=right | 0xC6 || [[ABSD_Billing]] | ||
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| + | | align=right | 199 || align=right | 0xC7 || ([[OPC Server|OPC server 1]] PC) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 200 || align=right | 0xC8 || Bitbucket - valid “ignore” address<br />Use as message source if you don’t want a response. | ||
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| + | | align=right | 201 - 202 || align=right | 0xC9 - 0xCA || (Future use) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 203 || align=right | 0xCB || [[AlphaPro]] PC | ||
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| + | | align=right | 204 || align=right | 0xCC || Data router (used with ISO1745) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 205 || align=right | 0xCD || Audio Path Router (used in AlphaNet) | ||
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| + | | align=right | 206 || align=right | 0xCE || TouchLine command interpreter (TL exchanges only) | ||
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| − | | align= | + | | align=right | 208 - 255 <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />||align=right | 0xD0 - 0xFF <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />|| Broadcast<br />- When an external device sends a message addressed to <node><broadcast>, the addressed <node> exchange will send this message out on all it’s ports with the Broadcast option enabled. <br />- It’s up to each connected device to actually handle or ignore the broadcast. <br />- '''Broadcast to ALL devices is by convention device 0xFF'''.<br />- There is currently no pre-defined use of other broadcast addresses. They may be used to address groups of devices.<br> |
| + | Numbers above 210 are used with [[System Status (Event Type)]] for reporting related to non-device objects. | ||
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| − | + | [[Category: AMC Software]] | |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:AlphaNet]] |
Latest revision as of 13:46, 5 February 2018
Examples of device types are AlphaCom module, RIO, AlphaPro, AlphaVision. All such devices have a unique device address when interconnected. The AlphaCom and AlphaPro have fixed device address, while the device address of e.g. a RIO is configured (inside the RIO) for the particular application.
All ACDP data messages are addressed to a device. A device is always related to (owned by) a node. A full device address consists of <node> <device>.
<Device> is one byte. Note that devices can both be physical boxes (e.g. RIO) or a function (Router).
| Value (decimal) | Value (Hex) | Device Function |
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| 0 | 0x00 | Invalid device (reserved NULL value) |
| 1 - 64 | 0x01 - 0x40 | External boxes. RIOs, PCs (AlphaVision) etc. |
| 65 | 0x41 | The AlphaCom Intercom Exchange - Master AMC This is the device address for messages to/from the exchange. |
| 66 - 68 | 0x42 - 0x44 | AlphaCom multi-module slave AMCs.
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| 69 | 0x45 | (Reserved more slaves) |
| 128 - 197 | 0x80 - 0xC3 | (Future use) |
| 196 | 0xC4 | (OPC server 2 PC) |
| 197 | 0xC5 | SIPD (SIPD also acts as an virtual AlphaNet node, this is how SIP trunks are configured now) |
| 198 | 0xC6 | ABSD_Billing |
| 199 | 0xC7 | (OPC server 1 PC) |
| 200 | 0xC8 | Bitbucket - valid “ignore” address Use as message source if you don’t want a response. |
| 201 - 202 | 0xC9 - 0xCA | (Future use) |
| 203 | 0xCB | AlphaPro PC |
| 204 | 0xCC | Data router (used with ISO1745) |
| 205 | 0xCD | Audio Path Router (used in AlphaNet) |
| 206 | 0xCE | TouchLine command interpreter (TL exchanges only) |
| 208 - 255 |
0xD0 - 0xFF |
Broadcast - When an external device sends a message addressed to <node><broadcast>, the addressed <node> exchange will send this message out on all it’s ports with the Broadcast option enabled. - It’s up to each connected device to actually handle or ignore the broadcast. - Broadcast to ALL devices is by convention device 0xFF. - There is currently no pre-defined use of other broadcast addresses. They may be used to address groups of devices. Numbers above 210 are used with System Status (Event Type) for reporting related to non-device objects. |