ANSI ESTA E1.30-4-2010 EPI 26 Device Description Language (DDL) Extensions for DMX512 and E1.31 Devices.pdf

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1、ANSI E1.30-4 2010 (R2015)EPI 26. Device Description Language (DDL)Extensions for DMX512 and E1.31 DevicesDocument number CP/2008-1007r6This standard was approved as an American National Standard by ANSIs Boardof Standards Review on 25 September 2015.This standard was originally published when the En

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19、Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.; MPPaul Beasley; Walt Disney Company; URobert Bell; Acuity Brands Inc.; MPMarcus Bengtsson; LumenRadio AB; MPScott M. Blair; Full Throttle Films/ VER; DRIan Campbell; Doug Fleenor Design, Inc.; MPMilton Davis; Doug Fleenor Design, Inc.; MPCasey Diers; DesignLab Chic

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21、ll Throttle Films/ VER; DRHarrison Hohnholt; City Theatrical, Inc.; MPMaurits van der Hoorn; Acuity Brands Inc.; MPJohn Huntington; I.A.T.S.E. Local 1; UMichael Karlsson; LumenRadio AB; MPPaul Kleissler; City Theatrical, Inc.; MPEdwin S. Kramer; I.A.T.S.E. Local 1; UUlrich Kunkel; E3 Engineering URo

22、ger Lattin; I.A.T.S.E. Local 728; UHans Lau; LumenRadio AB; MPMichael Lay; Royal Philips; MPJoshua Liposky; Lex Products Corp.; CPDan Lisowski; University of Wisconsin - Madison; DEKevin Loewen; Acuity Brands Inc.; MPTyrone Mellon, Jr.; Lex Products Corp.; CPJoshua Moyerman; S; MPPeter Newman; Open

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25、ard Eaton Lighting Ltd.; CPObserver members: Christian Allabauer; Lighting Innovations, Hermann Sorger GmbH; CPSimon Alpert; Lighttech Event Technologies; CPKlaus Amling; Licht-Technik; MPMatthew Ardine; IATSE Local 728; URobert Barbagallo; Solotech Inc.; UAdam Bennette; Electronic Theatre Controls,

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32、 Heriot; MPBill Hewlett; Hewlett Electronics; CPJim Holladay; Luxence; GWayne David Howell; Artistic Licence Holdings; DEIl Soon Jang; Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute; GSierk Janszen; Ground Zero; UEric Johnson; Eric Johnson; GRob Johnston; Interactive Technologies, Inc.; MPJus

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34、ctric Products Co.; MPKristen Kuipers; Newcomb DEJason Kyle; JPK Systems Ltd.; MPRick Leinen; Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.; MPHans Leiter; Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.; MPJon Lenard; Applied Electronics; MPMaarten Lepelaars; eldoLED; MPSang-Kyu Lim; Electronics and Telecommunications Researc

35、h Institute; GMark Manthei; Shure Inc.; GPaul F. Mardon; Pulsar Ltd.; MPMick Martin; ShowCAD Control Systems; MPPaul Kenneth McEwan; Cooper Controls Ltd.; MPBrian McKelvey; Brian McKelvey; GJohn Mehltretter; Lehigh Electric Products Co.; MPJeff T. Miller; Walt Disney Company; UAvraham “Avi“ Mendall

36、Mor; Lightswitch; UJohn Musarra; John Musarra; UTobin Neis; Barbizon Companies; DR 2017 ESTA viiANSI E1.30-4 2010 (R2015) CP/2008-1007r6Dan T. Nguyen; LynTec; MPLars F. Paape; Scientific Algorithms and Embedded Systems; UBen Peoples; Pittsburgh Hoist CPGary Pritchard; LSC Lighting Systems PTY Ltd; M

37、PTorben Kaas Rasmussen; Martin Professional A/S; GCharles Reese; Production Resource Group; DRCharlie Richmond; Richmond Sound Design Ltd.; CPBernardo Benito Rico; Ben-Ri Electronica S.A.; MPSteve Roberts; Carr GErwin Rol; Erwin Rol; GDietmar Rottinghaus; Connex GmbH; MPRichard Salzedo; Avolites Ltd

38、.; MPYngve Sandboe; Sand Network Systems, Inc.; MPNicolai Gubi Schmidt; Gobo DRMartin Searancke; Dream Solutions Ltd.; MPFord Sellers; Chauvet Lighting; MPJohn Sellers; AIM Northwest; GAndrew Sherar; Lightmoves PLC; MPSean Sill; Open Lighting Project; GAshley Simper; TMB; DRStorm K. Staley; Stormwer

39、x; UEckart Steffens; Soundlight, the DMX Company; CPRalph Stillinger; Royal Philips; MPBart Swinnen; Luminex LCE; MPArnold Tang; Arnold Tang Productions; UGeoffrey O. Thompson; IEEE 802.3/Nortel Networks; GChristopher Tilton; Westlake Reed Leskosky; DERobert Timmerman; Royal Philips; MPDavid Timmins

40、; Jands Electronics; MPVictoria Tisdale; Google Summer of Code 2013; GJ. B. Toby; Avolites Ltd.; MPJames Tomlinson; James Tomlinson; GBob Toms; Catalyst Microsystems LLC; GRobert Tooker; Robert Tooker; UTad Trylski; Tad Trylski; UStephen J. Tyrrell; Quantum Logic; MPTracy Underhill; 4U Consulting; G

41、Steve Unwin; Pulsar Ltd.; MPSamuli Valo; Picturall Ltd.; MPCarlo Venturati; Clay Paky S.P.A.; MPWill Wagner; Carallon Ltd.; MPOliver Waits; Avolites Ltd.; MPJohn Warwick; Royal Philips; MPColin Waters; TMB; DRRalph Weber; ENDL Texas; GLars Wernlund; Capture Visualisation AB; MP 2017 ESTA viiiANSI E1

42、.30-4 2010 (R2015) CP/2008-1007r6Michael (Mike) Whetstone; Integrated Theatre, Inc.; CPLoren Wilton; Showman Systems; CPC. S. Wong; Macostar International Ltd.; CPJiantong Wu; Beijing Special Engineering Design GKehang Wu; Shure Inc.; GDavid Yellin; LightMinded Industries, Inc.; MPLarry Zoll; Zoll D

43、esign UInterest category codes:CP = Custom-market ProducerDE = DesignerDR = Dealer or Rental companyG = General interestMP = Mass-market ProducerU = User 2017 ESTA ixANSI E1.30-4 2010 (R2015) CP/2008-1007r6Table of ContentsNOTICE and DISCLAIMER.iAcknowledgmentsvTable of Contents.xAbstract1Foreword A

44、CN EPIs11 Introductory Discussion.11.1 DMX512.11.2 Versions of DMX512, E1.31 and DMX512 over Ethernet Protocols.11.3 DDL11.4 Multiple Interfaces11.5 Input vs Output.21.6 Characteristics of DMX512 Access22 DDL Properties and DMX512 Slots.22.1 Interlocks and Exclusions.32.2 Examples33 DMX512 Slot Addr

45、essing34 Syntax for DMX512 Addressing44.1 Identification of This Protocol.44.2 Property Map Elements44.3 Statements.54.3.1 Compound Statements54.3.2 Conditional Statements54.4 Procedures.54.4.1 Setslot( )54.4.2 next( )74.4.3 wait( ).74.4.4 Order of Execution.84.5 Expressions84.5.1 Variables84.5.2 Li

46、terals.84.5.3 Operators.94.6 Examples9Annex A. Normative References13 2017 ESTA xANSI E1.30-4 2010 (R2015) CP/2008-1007r6AbstractThis EPI defines protocol specific extensions to Device Description Language for describing DMX devices.Foreword ACN EPIsE1.17-200x is the “ESTA Architecture for Control N

47、etworks” standard ACN. It specifies an architecture including a suite of protocols and languages that may be configured and combined with other standard protocols in a number of ways to form flexible networked control systems.E1.17 Profiles for Interoperability (EPIs) are standards documents that sp

48、ecify how conforming implementations are to operate in a particular environment or situation in order to guarantee interoperability. They may specify a single technique, set of parameters or requirement for the various ACN components. They may also specify how other standards (including other EPIs)

49、either defined within ACN or externally are to be used to ensure interoperability.1 Introductory Discussion1.1 DMX512In the years since its introduction in 1986, USITT DMX512 (often referred to as DMX512 or just DMX) has spread from its initial remit of providing simple level control to dimmers, to control of a huge range of devices. The most recent standard specification is DMX512-A DMX512. Because the semantics of controlling anything except dimmers are outside the scope of any of the DMX512 specifications, there is n