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1 Command Transport Protocol (CTP) John Nels Fuller 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 1
2 Basic CTP Packet Format transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP CFI VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 cd etype (AVBTP = TBD value) subtype (CTP = 0) rs subtype_data CTact 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) CTact specific data ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 2
3 Fields in Basic Format subtype is 0 for CTP subtype_data becomes two fields: rs is set to 0 for the action sent by requestor, set to 1 for the response sent by the target CTact is the action performed by this packet: Login=0 create connection to target Logout=1 release connection to target TagR=2 tag system reset Xct=3 execute command set command 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 3
4 Login Action transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Login = 0) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 4
5 Login Action Notes StreamID is not used, set to -1 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 5
6 Login Response transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Login = 0) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) 28 protocol_status ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 6
7 Login Response Notes StreamID is not used set to -1 protocol_status is CTP s status from the action, values: SUCCESS: no errors, tags are reset ALREADY_LOGGED_IN: requesting station is already logged in, tags are reset NO_RESOURCES: not enough resources to establish a connection 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 7
8 Logout Action transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Logout = 1) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 8
9 Logout Action Notes StreamID is not used, set to -1 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 9
10 Logout Response transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Logout = 1) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) 28 protocol_status ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 10
11 Logout Response Notes StreamID is not used set to -1 protocol_status is CTP s status from the action, values: SUCCESS: no errors, connection terminated, commands in process may or may not complete (but no response will be sent) NOT_LOGGED_IN: no connection exists with requesting station 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 11
12 TagR (Tag Reset) Action transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (TagR = 2) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) ethernet_crc 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller transmitted last 12
13 TagR Action Notes Asks Target to discard any saved responses, set NextExpectedTag to 1, set LastAcknowlegedTag to 0 StreamID is not used, set to -1 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 13
14 TagR Response transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (TagR = 2) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) 28 protocol_status ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 14
15 TagR Response Notes StreamID is not used set to -1 protocol_status is CTP s status from the action, values: SUCCESS: no errors, saved responses discarded, commands in process may or may not complete (but no response will be sent), NextExpectedTag set to 1, LastAcknowlegedTag set to 0 NOT_LOGGED_IN: no connection exists with requesting station 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 15
16 Xct (Execute) Action transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Xct = 3) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) 28 CmdSetID CmdTag AckTag reserved CommandData ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 16
17 Xct Action Notes StreamID may be used, if not it is set to -1 CmdSetID specifies the type of command to be executed: for AV/C FE 16 for vendor unique, 8 bytes at offset 32 are an EUI-64 specifying the command set FF 16 for the empty command (no operation), used for acknowledge only packets (CmdTag and CommandData fields are not used) Other values TBD (cf. Table 8 in ) CmdTag is the tag value identifying this action, must be the same as the Target s NextExpectedTag value AckTag is the most recently sent CmdTag value for which no subsequent CmdTag values are awaiting a response CommandData field contains the command to be executed as defined by the command set definition 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 17
18 Xct Response transmitted first 00 DA (MAC destination address, upper 32 bits) 04 DA (lower 16 bits) SA (MAC source address, upper 16 bits) 08 SA (Source MAC address, lower 32 bits, always a unicast address) 12 CFI TPID (802.1P/Q = ) PCP VID (VLAN Identifier) 16 etype (AVBTP = TBD value) cd subtype (CTP = 0) rs CTact (Xct = 3) 20 Stream ID (upper 32 bits) 24 Stream ID (lower 32 bits) 28 protocol_status CmdTag extended_error ResultData ethernet_crc transmitted last 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 18
19 Xct Response Notes StreamID may be used, if not it is set to -1 protocol_status is CTP s status from the action: SUCCESS: no errors, command completed, tags updated, saved responses prior to LastAcknowledgedTag are discarded, this response is saved (if no state change occurred this is optional), ResponseData set according to the command set specification NOT_LOGGED_IN: no connection exists with requesting station, no actions taken NO_RESOURCES: not enough resources to save results (i.e. busy), try again later PENDING: command accepted, but not completed, response will be sent when completed, milliseconds to expected completion in extended_error, tags updated, ResponseData is set if specified by the command set specification NOT_SUPPORTED: the specified CmdSetID is not supported TAG_NOT_EXPECTED: the specified CmdTag was not in the range of LastAcknowledgedTag+1 to NextExpectedTag, this means an Xct packet was lost and needs to be retransmitted, extended_error contains the value of NextExpectedTag 10/18/2007 John Nels Fuller 19
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