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BS EN 61158-6-20:2014 Industrial communication networks. Fieldbus specifications - Application layer protocol specification. Type 20 elements, 2014

EN61158-6-20{2014}e.pdf [Go to Page]
Foreword
Endorsement notice
Annex ZA (normative) Normative references to international publications with their corresponding European publications
30312342-VOR.pdf [Go to Page]
English [Go to Page]
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions, symbols, abbreviations and conventions [Go to Page]
3.1 Terms and definitions from other ISO/IEC standards
3.2 IEC 611581 terms
3.3 Type 20 fieldbus application-layer specific definitions
3.4 Abbreviations and symbols
3.5 Conventions
3.6 Conventions used in state machines
4 Abstract syntax
5 Transfer syntax [Go to Page]
5.1 Common APDU fields
5.2 Common APDU structure
5.3 Device application service-specific APDU structures
5.4 Data coding rules
6 Common procedures [Go to Page]
6.1 Delayed response
6.2 Publish mode procedure
7 FAL protocol state machines [Go to Page]
7.1 General
7.2 AREP mapping to data link layer
7.3 Client ARPM
7.4 Server ARPM
7.5 Functions used by FAL state machines
Annex A (normative) Application process status [Go to Page]
A.1 General
A.2 Device malfunction
A.3 Configuration changed
A.4 Cold start
A.5 More status available
A.6 Loop current fixed
A.7 Loop current saturated
A.8 Non-primary variable out of limits
A.9 Primary variable out of limits
Annex B (normative) Device and dynamic variable [Go to Page]
B.1 Device variable
B.2 Dynamic variable
B.3 Primary variable
B.4 Device variable classification
B.5 Device families
B.6 Device variable status
Annex C (normative) Common tables [Go to Page]
C.1 Overview
C.2 Table definitions
Annex D (normative) Command requirements [Go to Page]
D.1 General
D.2 Stateless request and response
D.3 Read command
D.4 Write command
D.5 Action command
D.6 Indexed command
D.7 Multi-transaction command
Bibliography
Figures [Go to Page]
Figure 1 – Request APDU
Figure 2 – Normal response APDU
Figure 3 – Command error response from slave to master
Figure 4 – Aggregated command APDU
Figure 5 – Coding without identification
Figure 6 – Coding of Integer type data
Figure 7 – Coding of Integer16 type data
Figure 8 – Coding of Unsigned type data
Figure 9 – Coding of Unsigned16 type data
Figure 10 – Coding of single precision Floating Point type data
Figure 11 – Coding of double precision Floating Point type data
Figure 12 – Coding of Date type data
Figure 13 – Client state machine
Figure 14 – Server state machine
Figure A.1 – Loop current saturation and alarm levels
Figure B.1 – Device and Dynamic variables
Figure B.2 – Primary variable domains
Figure B.3 – Device variable status
Tables [Go to Page]
Table 1 – Conventions used for state machines
Table 2 – Response code values
Table 3 – Application process status values
Table 4 – Extended status values
Table 5 – Identify request APDU
Table 6 – Identify response value field
Table 7 – Identify command specific response codes
Table 8 – Read primary variable response value field
Table 9 – Read primary variable command specific response codes
Table 10 – Read loop current and percent of range value field
Table 11 – Read loop current and percent of range command specific response codes
Table 12 – Read dynamic variables and loop current value field
Table 13 – Read dynamic variables and loop current command specific response codes
Table 14 – Write loop configuration value field
Table 15 – Write loop configuration command specific response codes
Table 16 – Read loop configuration value field
Table 17 – Read loop configuration command specific response codes
Table 18 – Read dynamic variable families classifications value field
Table 19 – Read dynamic variable families classificationscommand specific response codes
Table 20 – Read device variables with status request value field
Table 21 – Read device variables with status value field
Table 22 – Read device variables with status command specific response codes
Table 23 – Read message response value field
Table 24 – Read message command specific response codes
Table 25 – Read tag, descriptor, date response value field
Table 26 – Read tag, descriptor, date command specific response codes
Table 27 – Read primary variable transducer information response value field
Table 28 – Read primary variable transducer informationcommand specific response codes
Table 29 – Read device information response value field
Table 30 – Read device information command specific response codes
Table 31 – Read final assembly number response value field
Table 32 – Read final assembly number command specific response codes
Table 33 – Write message value field
Table 34 – Write message command specific response codes
Table 35 – Write tag, descriptor, date value field
Table 36 – Write tag, descriptor, date command specific response codes
Table 37 – Write final assembly number value field
Table 38 – Write final assembly number command specific response codes
Table 39 – Read long tag response value field
Table 40 – Read long tag command-specific response codes
Table 41 – Write long tag value field
Table 42 – Write long tag command specific Response codes
Table 43 – Write primary variable range value field
Table 44 – Write primary variable range command specific response codes
Table 45 – Enter-exit fixed current mode request value field
Table 46 – Enter-exit fixed current mode response value field
Table 47 – Enter-exit fixed current mode command specific response codes
Table 48 – Write primary variable unit value field
Table 49 – Write primary variable unit command specific response codes
Table 50 – Trim loop current zero request value field
Table 51 – Trim loop current zero command specific response codes
Table 52 – Trim loop current gain request value field
Table 53 – Trim loop current gain command specific response codes
Table 54 – Read dynamic variable assignment response value field
Table 55 – Read dynamic variable assignment command specific response codes
Table 56 – Write dynamic variable assignment value field
Table 57 – Write dynamic variable assignment command specific response codes
Table 58 – Write number of response preambles value field
Table 59 – Write number of response preambles command specific response codes
Table 60 – Read device variable trim points request value field
Table 61 – Read device variable trim points response value field
Table 62 – Read device variable trim points command specific response codes
Table 63 – Read device variable trim guidelines request value field
Table 64 – Read device variable trim guidelines response value field
Table 65 – Read device variable trim points command specific response codes
Table 66 – Write device variable trim point value field
Table 67 – Write device variable trim point command specific response codes
Table 68 – Reset device variable trim value field
Table 69 – Reset device variable trim command specific response codes
Table 70 – Aggregated command specific response codes
Table 71 – Coding for Date type
Table 72 – Coding for one octet Enumerated Type
Table 73 – One octet bit field
Table 74 – Packed ASCII character set
Table 75 – Acceptable subset of ISO Latin-1 characters
Table 76 – Client machine state transitions
Table 77 – Server machine state transitions
Table 78 – Function FormReqApdu
Table 79 – Function Command
Table 80 – Function CommErr
Table 81 – Function RespCode
Table 82 – Function Commcode
Table 83 – Function ApStatus
Table 84 – Function Value
Table A.1 – Commands that cause configuration change
Table C.1 – Transfer function codes
Table C.2 – Alarm Selection codes
Table C.3 – Write Protect codes
Table C.4 – Physical layer signalling codes
Table C.5 – Flag Assignment codes
Table C.6 – Loop current mode codes
Table C.7 – Trim point codes
Table C.8 – Analog channel flag codes
Table C.9 – Device variable codes
Français [Go to Page]
SOMMAIRE
AVANT-PROPOS
INTRODUCTION
1 Domaine d’application
2 Références normatives
3 Termes, définitions, symboles, abréviations et conventions [Go to Page]
3.1 Termes et définitions provenant d'autres normes ISO/CEI
3.2 Termes de la CEI 611581
3.3 Définitions relatives à la couche Application de bus de terrain de Type 20
3.4 Abréviations et symboles
3.5 Conventions
3.6 Conventions utilisées dans les diagrammes d'états
4 Syntaxe abstraite
5 Syntaxe de transfert [Go to Page]
5.1 Champs d’unité APDU communs
5.2 Structure d’unité APDU commune
5.3 Structures d’unité APDU spécifique à un service d’application d’appareil
5.4 Règles de codage des données
6 Procédures communes [Go to Page]
6.1 Réponse différée
6.2 Procédure de mode Publish
7 Diagrammes d'états de protocole de la couche FAL [Go to Page]
7.1 Généralités
7.2 Mapping de point AREP avec la couche Liaison de données
7.3 Machine ARPM Client
7.4 Machine ARPM Serveur
7.5 Fonctions utilisées par les diagrammes d’états FAL
Annexe A (normative) État de processus d’application [Go to Page]
A.1 Généralités
A.2 Device malfunction
A.3 Configuration changed
A.4 Cold start
A.5 More status available
A.6 Loop current fixed
A.7 Loop current saturated
A.8 Non-primary variable out of limits
A.9 Primary variable out of limits
Annexe B (normative) Variable d’appareil et variable dynamique [Go to Page]
B.1 Variable d’appareil
B.2 Variable dynamique
B.3 Variable primaire
B.4 Classification de variable d’appareil
B.5 Familles d’appareils
B.6 État de variable d’appareil
Annexe C (normative) Tables communes [Go to Page]
C.1 Présentation
C.2 Définitions des tables
Annexe D (normative) Exigences relatives aux commandes [Go to Page]
D.1 Généralités
D.2 Demande et réponse sans état
D.3 Commande Read (lecture)
D.4 Commande Write (écriture)
D.5 Commande Action
D.6 Commande Indexed (Indexation)
D.7 Commande Multi-transaction
Bibliographie
Figures [Go to Page]
Figure 1 – Unité APDU de demande
Figure 2 – Unité APDU de réponse normale
Figure 3 – Réponse d’erreur de commande de l’esclave au maître
Figure 4 – Unité APDU de commande Aggregated
Figure 5 – Codage sans identification
Figure 6 – Codage des données de type Integer
Figure 7 – Codage des données de type Integer16
Figure 8 – Codage des données de type Unsigned
Figure 9 – Codage des données de type Unsigned16
Figure 10 – Codage des données de type Floating Point simple précision
Figure 11 – Codage des données de type Floating Point double précision
Figure 12 – Codage des données de type Date
Figure 13 – Diagramme d’états Client
Figure 14 – Diagramme d’états Serveur
Figure A.1 – Saturation de courant de ligne et niveaux d’alarme
Figure B.1 – Variables d’appareil et variables dynamiques
Figure B.2 – Domaines de variable primaire
Figure B.3 – État de variable d’appareil
Tableaux [Go to Page]
Tableau 1 – Conventions utilisées dans les diagrammes d'états
Tableau 2 – Valeurs du code de réponse
Tableau 3 – Valeurs d’état de processus d’application
Tableau 4 – Valeurs de l’état étendu
Tableau 5 – Unité APDU de demande Identify
Tableau 6 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Identify
Tableau 7 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Identify
Tableau 8 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read primary variable
Tableau 9 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read primary variable
Tableau 10 – Champ de valeur de Read loop current and percent of range
Tableau 11 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead loop current and percent of range
Tableau 12 – Champ de valeur de Read dynamic variables and loop current
Tableau 13 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead dynamic variables and loop current
Tableau 14 – Champ de valeur de Write loop configuration
Tableau 15 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Write loop configuration
Tableau 16 – Champ de valeur de Read loop configuration
Tableau 17 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read loop configuration
Tableau 18 – Champ de valeur de Read dynamic variable families classifications
Tableau 19 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead dynamic variable families classifications
Tableau 20 – Champ de valeur de la demande Read device variables with status
Tableau 21 – Champ de valeur de Read device variables with status
Tableau 22 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead device variables with status
Tableau 23 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read message
Tableau 24 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read message
Tableau 25 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read tag, descriptor, date
Tableau 26 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read tag, descriptor, date
Tableau 27 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read primaryvariable transducer information
Tableau 28 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead primary variable transducer information
Tableau 29 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read device information
Tableau 30 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read device information
Tableau 31 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read final assembly number
Tableau 32 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read final assembly number
Tableau 33 – Champ de valeur de Write message
Tableau 34 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Write message
Tableau 35 – Champ de valeur de Write tag, descriptor, date
Tableau 36 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Write tag, descriptor, date
Tableau 37 – Champ de valeur de Write final assembly number
Tableau 38 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeWrite final assembly number
Tableau 39 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read long tag
Tableau 40 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Read long tag
Tableau 41 – Champ de valeur de Write long tag
Tableau 42 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Write long tag
Tableau 43 – Champ de valeur de Write primary variable range
Tableau 44 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeWrite primary variable range
Tableau 45 – Champ de valeur de la demande Enter-exit fixed current mode
Tableau 46 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Enter-exit fixed current mode
Tableau 47 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeEnter-exit fixed current mode
Tableau 48 – Champ de valeur de Write primary variable unit
Tableau 49 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Write primary variable unit
Tableau 50 – Champ de valeur de la demande Trim loop current zero
Tableau 51 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Trim loop current zero
Tableau 52 – Champ de valeur de la demande Trim loop current gain
Tableau 53 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Trim loop current gain
Tableau 54 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read dynamic variable assignment
Tableau 55 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead dynamic variable assignment
Tableau 56 – Champ de valeur de Write dynamic variable assignment
Tableau 57 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeWrite dynamic variable assignment
Tableau 58 – Champ de valeur de Write number of response preambles
Tableau 59 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeWrite number of response preambles
Tableau 60 – Champ de valeur de la demande Read device variable trim points
Tableau 61 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read device variable trim points
Tableau 62 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead device variable trim points
Tableau 63 – Champ de valeur de la demande Read device variable trim guidelines
Tableau 64 – Champ de valeur de la réponse Read device variable trim guidelines
Tableau 65 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeRead device variable trim points
Tableau 66 – Champ de valeur de Write device variable trim point
Tableau 67 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commandeWrite device variable trim point
Tableau 68 – Reset device variable trim champ de valeur
Tableau 69 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Reset device variable trim
Tableau 70 – Codes de réponse spécifiques à la commande Aggregated
Tableau 71 – Codage du type Date
Tableau 72 – Codage du type Enumeration sur un octet
Tableau 73 – Type Bit Field sur un octet
Tableau 74 – Jeu de caractères Packed ASCII
Tableau 75 – Jeu de caractères ISO Latin-1 partiel admis
Tableau 76 – Passages d’état de la machine Client
Tableau 77 – Passages d’état de la machine Serveur
Tableau 78 – Fonction FormReqApdu
Tableau 79 – Fonction Command
Tableau 80 – Fonction CommErr
Tableau 81 – Fonction RespCode
Tableau 82 – Fonction Commcode
Tableau 83 – Fonction ApStatus
Tableau 84 – Fonction Value
Tableau A.1 – Commandes modifiant la configuration
Tableau C.1 – Codes de fonction de transfert
Tableau C.2 – Codes de sélection d’alarme
Tableau C.3 – Codes de protection en écriture
Tableau C.4 – Codes de signalisation de couche physique
Tableau C.5 – Codes d’attribution d’indicateur
Tableau C.6 – Codes de mode en courant de ligne
Tableau C.7 – Codes de point d’ajustement
Tableau C.8 – Codes d’indicateur de voie analogique
Tableau C.9 – Codes de variable d’appareil [Go to Page]

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