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4–4 Using Full-duplex Protocol to Send and Receive Messages
Publication
17706.5.16 - October 1996
Figure 4.3 shows the protocol environment for message symbols
from transmitter A to receiver B (path 1) and response codes from
receiver B to transmitter A (path 2).
Figure 4.3
Protocol Environment
Transmitter A SinkReceiver BSource
Packet
Sink FullPacket Status
Path 1
Path 2
Packet
Ideally, the data-link-layer protocol is not concerned with the content
or form of the message packet (link-layer data) it is transferring.
However, full-duplex protocol places the following restrictions on
link-layer data submitted to it for transfer:
minimum size of valid link-layer data is 6 bytes
maximum size of valid link-layer data depends on the
application-layer command
some protocol implementations (e.g., point-to-point links to a
1771-KG module) require that the first byte of the link-layer data
match the node address
The receiver ignores messages that do not contain the correct
address.
as part of the duplicate message detection algorithm, the receiver
compares the second, third, fifth, and sixth bytes of the link-layer
data with the same bytes in the previous message
If there is no difference between the sets of bytes, the message is
classified as a re-transmission of the previous message. You can
set some Allen-Bradley interface modules so that they do not
implement duplicate-message detection.
In full-duplex protocol, messages are sent from the source (part of
software that supplies message packet) through a transmitter
(device that sends data) and then a receiver (device that receives
data) to the sink (part of the software that accepts the received data):
For See page
structured text on how the transmitter operates 4-5
a flowchart of how the transmitter operates 4-6
structured text on how the receiver operates 4-7
a flowchart of how the receiver operates
4-9
Message Characteristics
Transmitter and Receiver
Message
Transfer
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