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Cebus Demystified

The ANSI/Eia User's Guide

Häftad, Engelska, 2001

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"CEBus Demystified" makes sense of the ANSI/EIA 600 standard - the standard specifically intended to allow stand-alone products in the home to be networked successfully. It provides a complete technical overview of the product protocol including the CAL (common application language) language and HPnP (home plug and play), and how to achieve product interoperability. It is a guide to each part of the standard, making sense of confusing concepts with examples and instruction on how to make your existing and future products CEBus compliant.

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Utgivningsdatum2001-03-01
Mått190 x 235 x 17 mm
Vikt554 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieMcGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Antal sidor299
FörlagMcGraw-Hill Education - Europe
ISBN9780071370066

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Part 1 Introduction: why residential networks?; why make a standard?; CEBus development goals; the goals of this book; how this book is organized. Part 2 CEBus document overview: IS-60; an introduction to IS-60 parts; the design constraints; security issues. Part 3 CEBus development history: a review of CEBus time; the committee process. Part 4 The CEBus benefit: the benefit of networked products; what CEBus products say; typical CEBus applications; the plug-n-play concept; interoperability defined. Part 5 CEBus basics: how CEBus works - an overview; the CEBus product model; CEBus reference architecture and media; channels, packets and messages; CAL - what CEBus products say to each other. Part 6 Media and physical layers: the CEBus network topology; the PL network; the TP network; the CX network; CEBus IR; CEBus RF. Part 7 Protocol: CEBus protocol overview; layer responsibilities; application layer; basic service details; application layer extended services; network layer; data link layer; channel access protocol; DLL packet delivery services; the physical layer; CEBus addresses; implementation issues. Part 8 CAL: CAL goals; how CAL models the consumer product world; the context data structures; context examples; where do contexts come from?; messages - object communications; implementation example; resource allocation; the CAL interpreter. Part 9 Product development: design considerations for networked products; partitioning of processing tasks; creating CEBus applications - an overview; minimum requirements; deciding what to implement; certified CEBus; OK, now go do something; appendices.