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Details the common fields in all protocol messages: Magic Number, Message ID, Protocol Version, and Command.
Explains how to use broadcast IP addresses for network communication, including subnet and local subnet broadcasts.
Sent by a client to discover USB extenders on the network by requesting device information.
Sent by a device in response to a request, providing its MAC address, IP address, and vendor information.
A message sent to check if a device is active on the network, expecting an acknowledgement.
A generic ACK message sent in response to requests that do not require a data payload.
Used to obtain additional device information not included in the basic Reply Device Information message.
Provides extended device details, such as ENCODER/DECODER status and paired MAC addresses.
Instructs a device to attempt pairing with another specified device via its MAC address.
Commands a device to discard existing pairings, disconnecting downstream USB devices.
Sent to an ENCODER device to retrieve the system's USB device hierarchy.
Details the USB device tree structure, including parent-child relationships.
Instructs a device to use DHCP for obtaining an IP address, matching the target MAC address.
Configures a device with a static IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Indicates a request was received but no action was taken, used for errors or unfulfilled requests.
Sets a filtering strategy to control which USB device classes can connect to the extender.
Activates an LED pattern on the device to help locate it physically.
Stops the active LED locator pattern on the device.
Initiates a reset procedure for the device.
Solicits detailed configuration parameters from the device.
Provides comprehensive configuration settings of the device, including status and network details.
Requests information about the link status of paired units.
Reports the link status for paired devices, indicating if they are linked or not.
Instructs the device to clear all existing device pairings.
Clears existing pairings and attempts to pair with a specified device.
Defines common acronyms used in the manual, such as UDP, USB, DHCP, ACK, NAK, and MAC.
Lists external resources or citations relevant to the information presented in the manual.
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