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Info1 This eld contains information specic to the protocol used on the device. Refer to
the specic protocol documentation below.
Info2 This eld contains information specic to the protocol used on the device. Refer to
the specic protocol documentation below.
Info3 Variable format. The allowed formats are:
•U8: unsigned integer on 8 bits (1 byte)
•U16: 16-bit unsigned integer (2 bytes, or 1 register)
•U32: 32-bit unsigned integer (4 bytes, or 2 registers)
•U64: 64-bit unsigned integer (8 bytes, or 4 registers)
•I8: 8-bit signed integer (1 byte)
•I16: 16-bit signed integer (2 bytes, or 1 register)
•I32: 32-bit signed integer (4 bytes, or 2 registers)
•I64: 64-bit signed integer (8 bytes, or 4 registers)
•F32: oating on 32 bits (4 bytes, or 2 registers)
•F64: oating on 64 bits (8 bytes, or 4 registers)
•String: the variable is a character string. It is then necessary to use the notation
“Address_Size” for the eld “Info2”
•Bits: the variable is of the bit eld type. You must then use the notation
“Address_1st bit_Number of bits” for the “Info2” eld
•IP: the variable is of the IP V4 address type and is therefore coded on 4 bytes (2
registers)
•IPV6: the variable is of the IP V6 address type and is therefore coded on 16 bytes (8
registers)
•MAC: the variable is of the MAC address type, in “EUI48” format. It is therefore
coded on 6 bytes (3 registers)
It should be noted that it is possible to modify the whole types by adding a sufx. The
allowed modiers are:
•_W: the words are exchanged, i.e. the contents of the variable registers are
exchanged in blocks of 2 bytes
•_B: the bytes are exchanged, i.e. the contents of the variable registers are
exchanged at byte level, one by one
•_WB: the words AND the bytes are exchanged. The 2 modiers above are applied.
So, for example, the notation “I32_W” indicates that it is a variable so bytes 1 and 2
will be exchanged with bytes 3 and 4.
Similarly, the notation “U16_B” indicates that bytes 1 and 2 of the variable will be
exchanged. This corresponds to a “Little Endian/Big Endian” conversion.
Info4 This eld contains information specic to the protocol used on the device. Refer to
the specic protocol documentation below.
Name Contains the variable name, which is free form as long as it is unique.
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