IEEE ISO IEC 21451 1 2010

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ISO/IEC/IEEE Standard for Information technology — Smart transducer interface for sensors and actuators — Part 1: Network Capable Application Processor (NCAP) information model

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New IEEE Standard – Active. Adoption of IEEE Std 1451.1-1999. This standard defines an object model with a network-neutral interface for connecting processors to communication networks, sensors, and actuators. The object model containing blocks, services, and components specifies interactions with sensors and actuators and forms the basis for implementing application code executing in the processor.

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1	IEEEE Information technology — Smart
3	Foreword
7	Introduction
9	CONTENTS
13	IEEE Std 1451.1 1. Overview
14	1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Benefits
15	2. References 2.1 General references 2.2 References pertaining to String representation
17	2.3 References pertaining to uncertainty 3. Definitions
26	4. Conventions 4.1 Class naming 4.2 Descriptive syntax
27	4.3 Word usage
28	4.4 Class definitions
29	4.5 Operation signature datatypes
30	4.6 Behavioral specification notation
31	5. Information model
32	5.1 Object model specifications
39	5.2 Data model specifications
40	5.3 Network communication models
44	5.4 IEEE 1451.1 users
45	6. Datatypes in an IEEE 1451.1 system 6.1 Primitive datatypes
49	6.2 Derived datatypes
63	7. Common properties 7.1 Class designator properties
65	7.2 Object operation properties
78	7.3 Block Cookie properties
80	7.4 Value uncertainty specification
81	8. Top-level class definitions 8.1 Root abstract class
82	8.2 Entity abstract class
93	9. Block classes 9.1 Block abstract class
102	9.2 NCAP Block class
120	9.3 Function Block class
123	9.4 Base Transducer Block abstract class
126	9.5 Transducer Block abstract class
135	9.6 Dot2 Transducer Block class 9.7 Dot3 Transducer Block class
136	9.8 Dot4 Transducer Block class 10. Component classes 10.1 Component abstract class
138	10.2 Parameter class
140	10.3 Parameter With Update class
145	10.4 Physical Parameter abstract class
159	10.5 Scalar Parameter class
161	10.6 Scalar Series Parameter class
166	10.7 Vector Parameter class
171	10.8 Vector Series Parameter class
176	10.9 Time Parameter class
180	10.10 Action class
183	10.11 File class
189	10.12 Partitioned File class
193	10.13 Component Group class
199	11. Service classes 11.1 Service abstract class
201	11.2 Base Port abstract class
203	11.3 Base Client Port abstract class
205	11.4 Client Port class
210	11.5 Asynchronous Client Port class
220	11.6 Base Publisher Port abstract class
223	11.7 Publisher Port class
225	11.8 Self Identifying Publisher Port class
231	11.9 Event Generator Publisher Port class
237	11.10 Subscriber Port class
241	11.11 Mutex Service class
245	11.12 Condition Variable Service class
251	12. Publication semantics 12.1 Overview
252	12.2 Publishing operational behavior
253	12.3 Structure of publications
258	13. Defined publications 13.1 Publication Timer_Tick specification
259	13.2 Publication Timer_Properties specification
261	13.3 Publication Request_Timer_Properties specification 13.4 Publication Physical_Parametric_Data specification
264	13.5 Publication Physical_Parametric_ Data_Publisher_Identifying spec ification
265	14. Encode and decode rules 14.1 Argument encoding and decoding
266	14.2 Client-server argument encoding and decoding
268	14.3 Publish-side argument encoding
272	14.4 Subscriber-side argument decoding
275	15. Memory management rules 15.1 Applicability of memory management rules 15.2 In process memory management 15.3 Simple datatype memory management 15.4 Nonsimple datatype memory management
278	16. Conformance 16.1 Conformance objective
279	16.2 Definition of conformance terms
281	16.3 Conformance requirements
287	Annex A—Using the object model
296	Annex B—Client-server example
304	Annex C—Publish-subscribe example
310	Annex D—System configuration and operation
322	Annex E—NCAP interoperation and network-independent code
324	Annex F—IEEE 1451.1 String character set
327	Annex G—Assignment of enumeration values to ISO 639 language codes
332	Annex H—IEEE 1451.2 Transducer Block definition
353	Annex I—Bibliography
354	Annex J—IEEE list of participants

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Standard Title	ISO/IEC/IEEE Standard for Information technology — Smart transducer interface for sensors and actuators — Part 1: Network Capable Application Processor (NCAP) information model
Published Code	IEEE
Publication Date	2010
Pages Count	356

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