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UDM-0102 Control Protocol
83 UDM-0102 and UDM-RX02 Operation/Reference Guide
The following example shows SLIP encoding for a UDP packet, showing the start and end characters (192)
and substitution of special sequences when the data includes the start and end characters.
Responses which are SLIP framed will require decoding at the host.
SLIP Serial Communication Example
Typically, host systems may not provide support for SLIP encapsulation, so the host must use the normal
mechanism for sending serial characters, and add the encapsulation. For most commands, this just consists of
adding a 192 character to the beginning of the serial command and one at the end. For example, assuming that
the host has a function call to send a serial character of SendChar() (this will vary from system to system), then
the switching example in 1.2 above would become:
SendChar(192);// send begin character
SendChar(1); // send command value
SendChar(0); // send first parameter (user defined)
SendChar(1); // send second parameter (port number)
SendChar(2); // send third parameter (input number)
SendChar(1); // send fourth parameter (sub input number)
SendChar(0); // send fifth parameter (input type)
SendChar(192);// send end character
The Hub would reply with eight serial characters, six for the reply described in this document, together with
the SLIP encapsulation characters of 192 at the beginning and 192 at the end i.e the Hub reply string would
look like:
Similarly, the login example in 1.3 above would result in the following. In this example, we have assumed that
the SendChar() command in the host can accept an ASCII value in quotes as well as a decimal number:
SendChar(192); // send begin character
SendChar(98); // send command value
SendChar(0); // send first parameter (user defined)
SendChar(5); // send second parameter (password length)
SendChar('a'); // send third parameter (first character in password)
SendChar('d'); // send fourth parameter (second password character)
SendChar('m'); // send fifth parameter (third password character)
SendChar('i'); // send sixth parameter (fourth password character)
SendChar('n'); // send seventh parameter (fifth password character)
SendChar(192); // send end character
UDP data 17 03 192 69 219 25
SLIP data 192 17 03 219 220 69 219 221 25 192
Byte # Value Description
0 192 (equivalent C0 hex) SLIP begin character
1 1 Returned command value
2 1 Status (success)
3 1 Returned port number
4 2 Returned input number
5 1 Returned sub input number
6 0 Returned input type
7 192 SLIP end character