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Examples of device types are AlphaCom module, RIO, AlphaPro, Control Handler. 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
0	0x00	Invalid device (reserved NULL value)
1 - 64	0x01 - 0x40	External boxes. RIOs, PCs etc.

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-Examples of device types are AlphaCom module, RIO, AlphaPro, Control Handler. 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.
+Examples of device types are AlphaCom [[module]], [[RIO]], [[AlphaPro]], [[Control Handler]]. 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'''>. <br>
 <'''Device'''> is one byte.<br>
-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. RIO) or a function (Router).<br>
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