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Protocol Proposal for Practical Implementation V1 Internet of Things (2IMN15) 2016-2017, Eindhoven University of Technology By Leila F. Rahman (L.F.Rahman@tue.nl) System Deployment User App Building Manager App HTTP or CoAP HTTP Broker (Area Controller) HTTP or CoAP Cloud Service LWM2M and MQTT LWM2M and MQTT User (Open Office Area) Sensor Device Building Network Infrastructure Building Management Server

Use Cases Lighting System Execute the System Commission the system <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> Set user account Set Identity and Binding Set Priority Ownership Operate the system <<include>> Observe State Building Manager <<include>> Request lighting usage and desk occupancy report Lights and Sensors Maintain the system <<include>> <<include>> Update Priority Ownership Update light behavior

Lighting System Experience adaptive lighting based on presence Office Worker Lights and Sensors Adjust lighting : LWM2M Client This section defines a Light device (which is an LWM2M client residing in the Raspberry Pi) with UDP interface which includes the instantiated s and their value. The Light device has the Endpoint Name Light-Device-GroupNo, which means that (for example) Group one will have endpoint name Light-Device-1 for their Light device. The objects inside the Light device are chosen from four different types of specifications: 1. OMA LWM2M objects (Appendix E of http://www.win.tue.nl/~johanl/educ/2imn15/local/oma- TS-LightweightM2M-V1_0-20151030-C.pdf ) 2. Private objects by using free range id 10241 32768 (http://technical.openmobilealliance.org/technical/technical-information/omna/lightweightm2m-lwm2m-object-registry)

ID Instance ID Notes 10250 0 Represent the Light Device s static and dynamic information Firmware Update 5 0 Represents the Update for the Lighting Behavior Component of the Light Device Firmware Update 5 1 Represents the Update for Configuration File about Ownership Priority of the Table 1: Instances of the Specification Private object OMA LWM2M s OMA LWM2M s On the following we define the value for each resources in the objects. In the notes column we describe whether the resource is used or not. When it is not used, handlers for the operations Read, Write, Execute and Observe for that resource do not need to be implemented. ( Id: 10250) Resource Resource Opera- Type Value Notes Name ID tion Light ID 0 R, W String Light-Device- GroupNo- LightDeviceNo Represents the ID of the light device. For example Light- Device-1-1 for 1 of group 1. Light-Device-25-2 for 2 of Group 25. Device Type 1 R, W String The device type, in this case a Light State 2 R, W String USED or FREE Represents the state of the, whether it is in the USED or the FREE state User Type 3 R, W String USER1, USER2, USER3 User ID 4 R, W String Office- Worker- GroupNo Represents the type of user that is using the, whether it is USER1, USER2 or USER3 The office worker who is using (taking ownership) of the Light Device. Example: Office-Worker-25. Group No represents the group who is taking ownership of the.

Light Color 5 R String (r, g, b) Represents the current color on the Sense Hat s LED matrix. (r, g, b) is a string which represents a tuple containing the RGB (red, green, blue) values of the color. Each element must be an integer between 0 and 255. Examples of LED color represented in (r, g, b): Off = (0, 0, 0) Red = (255, 0, 0) White = (255, 255, 255) Low Light 6 R Boolean True, False Represents the current color intensity on the Sense Hat s LED matrix. True = Low light mode on, False = Low light mode off Group No 7 R, W Integer Group Number that the Light Device belongs to. Each desk is assign to a group of light(s) and a sensor. Location X 8 R, W Float X location of the (approximation value in meter unit) relative to a reference point (0, 0) in the room. Location Y 9 R, W Float Y location of the (approximation value in meter unit) relative to a reference point (0, 0) in the room. Room ID 10 R, W String Room-No The ID of the room where the is located. For example Room-1, Room-2, etc Behavior Deployment 11 R, W String Broker or Distributed Table 2: Resources in the ( Id: 10250) Stating which lighting behavior deployment is used, broker deployment or distributed deployment. The default value is Distributed. When the system decides to use behavior deployment in the broker, the value is changed to Broker, and the behavior deployment in the is deactivated.

Firmware Update ( Id: 5) Resource Name Resource ID Operation Type Value Notes Package 0 W Opaque Not used PackageURI 1 W String 0-255 bytes The URL of the software update. Download and execute the update after value is changed. Update 2 E none Not used State 3 R Integer 0-3 Indicates current state with respect to this firmware update. This value is set by the LWM2M client. 0: Idle 1: Downloading 3: Updating (Refer to LWM2M TS for more detail information) Update Supported s Update Result 4 RW Boolean Not used 5 R Integer 0-6 Contains the result of downloading or updating the firmware. (Refer to LWM2M TS for more detail information) PkgName 6 R String Not used PkgVersion 7 R String Not used Table 3: Resources in the Firmware Update object ( Id: 5)

Sensor Device: LWM2M Client This section defines a Sensor device (which is an LWM2M client residing in the Raspberry Pi) with UDP interface which includes the instantiated s and their value. The Light device has the Endpoint Name Sensor-Device-GroupNo, which means that (for example) Group one will have endpoint name Sensor-Device-1 for their Light device. The objects inside the Light device are chosen from four different types of specifications: ID Instance ID Notes Sensor Profile 10350 0 Represent the Sensor Device s static and dynamic information Table 4: Instances of the Sensor Device Specification Private On the following we define the value for each resources in the objects. In the notes column we describe whether the resource is used or not. When it is not used, handlers for the operations Read, Write, Execute and Observe for that resource do not need to be implemented. Sensor Profile ( Id: 10350) 1. Private objects by using free range id 10241 32768 (http://technical.openmobilealliance.org/technical/technical-information/omna/lightweightm2m-lwm2m-object-registry) Resource Resource Operation Type Value Notes Name ID Sensor ID 0 R, W String Sensor-Device- GroupNo- SensorDeviceNo Represents the ID of the Sensor device. For example Sensor- Device-1-1 for Sensor Device 1 of group 1. Sensor-Device-25-2 for Sensor Device 2 of Group 25. Device Type 1 R, W String Sensor Device The device type, in this case a Sensor Device Sensor State 2 R, W String USED or FREE Represents the state of the Sensor Device, whether it is in the USED User ID 3 R, W String Office-Worker- GroupNo or the FREE state The office worker who is sitting in front of the Sensor Device. Example: Office-Worker-25. Group No 4 R, W Integer Group Number that the Sensor Device belongs to. Each desk is

assign to a group of light(s) and a sensor. Location X 5 R, W Float X location of the Sensor Device (approximation value in meter unit) relative to a reference point (0, 0) in the room. Location Y 6 R, W Float Y location of the Sensor Device (approximation value in meter unit) relative to a reference point (0, 0) in the room. Room ID 7 R, W String Room-No The ID of the room where the Sensor Device is located. For example Room-1, Room-2, etc Table 5: Resources in the Sensor Profile ( Id: 10350) Configuration File: OwnershipProperty.json Below is example of the JSON format of configuration file OwnershipProperty.json [{ "user_type": "USER1", "user_id": "Office-Worker-1", "light_color": "(255, 255, 255)", "low_light": false, "user_location_x": 2, "user_location_y": 1 }, { "user_type": "USER2", "user_id": "Office-Worker-3", "light_color": "(255, 0, 0)", "low_light": true, "user_location_x": 4, "user_location_y": 1 }, { "user_type": "USER3", "user_id": "Office-Worker-20", "light_color": "(0, 0, 255)", "low_light": false, "user_location_x": 2, "user_location_y": 3 },

{ "user_type": "USER3", "user_id": "Office-Worker-25", "light_color": "(0, 0, 255)", "low_light": false, "user_location_x": 4, "user_location_y": 3 }, { "user_type": "USER3", "user_id": "Office-Worker-40", "light_color": "(0, 0, 0)", "low_light": false, "user_location_x": 2, "user_location_y": 5 }, { "user_type": "USER3", "user_id": "Office-Worker-30", "light_color": "(0, 255, 255)", "low_light": true, "user_location_x": 4, "user_location_y": 5 }]

Process Model In this section we will describe the interactions between the LWM2M server and the and Sensor Device for each use case. Execute the System (LWM2M Client) Broker (LWM2M Server) Register ep=light-device-groupno </10250/0>, </5851/0>, </5/0>, </5/1> 2.01 Created Figure 1 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Execute the System use case

Sensor Device Broker (LWM2M Server) Registration of Sensor Device and its objects to the Server Register ep=sensor-device-groupno </10350/0>, </3200/0> 2.01 Created Figure 2 : Interaction between the Sensor Device and LWM2M server in the broker during Execute the System use case

Set Identity and Binding Broker (LWM2M Server) Group No Write /10250/0/7 Group No Location X Write /10250/0/8 Location X Location Y Write /10250/0/9 Location Y Room ID Write /10250/0/10 Room ID Figure 3 : Interaction between the Ligthing Device and LWM2M server in the broker during Set Identity and Binding use case

Sensor Device Broker (LWM2M Server) Group No Sensor Profile Write /10350/0/4 Group No Location X Sensor Profile Write /10350/0/5 Location X Location Y Sensor Profile Write /10350/0/6 Location Y Room ID Sensor Profile Write /10350/0/7 Room ID Figure 4 : Interaction between the Sensor Device and LWM2M server in the broker during Set Identity and Binding use case

Set Priority Ownership Broker (LWM2M Server) Write URL of configuration file PriorityOwnership.json to the PackageURI resource in the Firmware Update object Write /5/1/1 URL of PriorityOwnersip.json Figure 5 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Set Priority Ownership use case Observe State LWM2M Server Observe the value changes of Light State GET /10250/0/2 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify USED FREE

LWM2M Server Observe the User Type GET /10250/0/3 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify USER1 USER2 USER3 LWM2M Server Observe the User ID Resource in the Light Profile GET /10250/0/4 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify User ID

LWM2M Server Observe the Light Color GET /10250/0/5 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify (r, g, b) LWM2M Server Observe the Low Light Resource in the GET /10250/0/6 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify True False Figure 6 : Interaction between the Ligthing Device and LWM2M server in the broker during Observe State use case

Sensor Device LWM2M Server Observe the value changes of Sensor State Sensor Profile GET /10350/0/2 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify OCCUPIED Notify FREE Figure 7 : Interaction between the Sensor Device and LWM2M server in the broker during Observe State use case

Update Priority Ownership Broker (LWM2M Server) Write URL of configuration file PriorityOwnership.json to the PackageURI resource in the Firmware Update object Write /5/1/1 URL of PriorityOwnersip.json Figure 8 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Update Priority Ownership use case Update Light Behavior Broker (LWM2M Server) Write URL of the update to the PackageURI resource in the Firmware Update object Write /5/0/1 URL of the update Figure 9 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Update Light Behavior use case

Adjust Lighting Broker (LWM2M Server) Light Color Write /10250/0/5 (r, g, b) Low Light Resource in the Write /10250/0/6 True False User ID Resource in the Write /10250/0/4 User ID Light State Write /10250/0/2 USED FREE User Type Resource in the Write /10250/0/3 USER1 USER2 USER3 Figure 10 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Adjust Lighting use case

Adaptive Lighting Based on Presence Centralized Behavior Deployment Broker (LWM2M Server) Light Color Write /10250/0/5 (r, g, b) Low Light Resource in the Write /10250/0/6 True False User ID Resource in the Write /10250/0/4 User ID Light State Write /10250/0/2 USED FREE User Type Resource in the Write /10250/0/3 USER1 USER2 USER3 Figure 11 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Adaptive Lighting Based on Presence use case if using centralized behavior deployment

Sensor Device LWM2M Server Observe the value changes of Sensor State Sensor Profile GET /10350/0/2 Observe 2.05 Content Observe Notify OCCUPIED Notify FREE Figure 12 : Interaction between the and LWM2M server in the broker during Adaptive Lighting Based on Presence use case if using centralized behavior deployment Distributed Behavior Deployment Specification of the MQTT protocol will be described in this section, and will be provided in the version 2 of this document.