ANSI E1 30-4-2010 EPI 26 Device Description Language (DDL) Extensions for DMX512 and E1 31 Devices《EPI 26 DMX512和E1 31设备的设备描述语言(DDL)扩展》.pdf

1、Entertainment Services and Technology Association American National Standard E1.30-4 - 2010 EPI 26. Device Description Language (DDL) Extensions for DMX512 and E1.31 Devices Part of the E1.30 suite of documents that offer application level equipment interoperability for control of commonly encounter

2、ed entertainment technology devices using E1.17 CP/ CP/2008-1007r5 inside front cover Entertainment Services and Technology Association American National Standard E1.30-4 - 2010 EPI 26. Device Description Language (DDL) Extensions for DMX512 and E1.31 Devices Part of the E1.30 suite of documents tha

3、t offer application level equipment interoperability for control of commonly encountered entertainment technology devices using E1.17 CP/2008-1007r5 This document was approved as an American National Standard by the ANSI Board of Standards Review on 20 September 2010. The ESTA Board approved it on 2

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19、oup projects will include updating this publication as changes in technology and experience warrant, as well as developing new standards and recommended practices for the benefit of the entertainment industry. ANSI E1.30-4 2010 CP/2008-1007r5 Contact Information Entertainment Services and Technology

20、 Association Karl G. Ruling Technical Standards Manager ESTA 875 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1005 New York, NY 10001 Phone: 1-212-244-1505 FAX: 1-212-244-1502 standardsesta.org Technical Standards Committee Chairperson Mike Garl James Thomas Engineering, Inc. 10240 Caneel Drive Knoxville, TN 37931 Phone: 1-

21、865-692-3060 Control Protocols Working Group Chairpersons Michael Lay Philips Strand Lighting 10911 Petal Street Dallas, TX 75238 Phone: 1-214-647-7970 Kimberly Corbett Schuler Shook 325 North Saint Paul, Suite 3250 Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: 1-214-747-8300 2010 ESTA iii CP/2008-1007r5 ANSI E1.30-4

22、2010 iv 2010 ESTA Acknowledgments The Control Protocols Working Group was the consensus body for the development of this standard. The working groups membership when the letter ballot closed on 19 April 2010 is shown below. Voting members, the consensus body for the final approval vote of this stand

23、ard: Daniel W. Antonuk; Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.; MP Robert Armstrong; Pathway Connectivity Inc.; MP Robert Bell; Horizon Control Inc.; MP Marcus Bengtsson; LumenRadio AB; MP Scott M. Blair; High End Systems Inc. (Barco); MP Ron Bonner; PLASA; G Jean-Francois Canuel; Spectrum Manufacturing

24、Inc. (A.C. Lighting Ltd.); CP Kimberly Corbett; Schuler Shook; G Stuart Cotts; Oregon Shakespeare Festival; U Milton Davis; Doug Fleenor Design, Inc.; MP Gary Douglas; Horizon Control Inc.; MP Larry Dunn; City Theatrical, Inc.; MP Doug Fleenor; Doug Fleenor Design, Inc.; MP Ed Garstkiewicz; Harting

25、KGAA; G Robert Goddard; Goddard Design Co.; MP Tom Grimes; High End Systems, Inc. (Barco); MP Dennis Grow; I.A.T.S.E. Local 728; U Mitch Hefter; Entertainment Technology (Royal Philips Electronics), representing USITT; U Dave Higgins; Pathway Connectivity Inc.; MP John Huntington; City Tech, Ent Tec

26、h Department, representing I.A.T.S.E. Local 1; U Michael Karlsson; LumenRadio AB; MP Paul Kleissler; City Theatrical, Inc.; MP Edwin S. Kramer; I.A.T.S.E. Local 1; U Ulrich Kunkel; E3 Engineering U Roger Lattin; I.A.T.S.E. Local 728; U Hans Lau; Sand Network Systems, Inc.; MP Michael Lay; Philips St

27、rand Lighting; MP Kevin Loewen; Pathway Connectivity Inc.; MP Alan Martello; Horizon Control Inc.; MP Tyrone Mellon Jr.; Lex Products Corp.; CP Philip Nye; Engineering Arts; G Edward A. (Ted) Paget; Vortek Rigging Division of Daktronics Inc. ; G Charles Reese; Production Resource Group; DR Alan M. R

28、owe; I.A.T.S.E. Local 728; U Yngve Sandboe; Sand Network Systems, Inc.; MP Steve Terry; Electronic Theatre Controls; MP Robert Tooker; Production Resource Group; DR Ken Vannice; Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.; MP Jody Williquette; Harting KGAA; G Peter Willis; Howard Eaton Lighting Ltd.; CP David Y

29、ellin; LightMinded Industries, Inc.; MP Observer members on 19 April 2010, the date this standard was approved by the CPWG Simon Alpert; Lighttech Event Technologies; CP Klaus Amling; Licht-Technik; MP Shahid Anwar; Avolites Ltd.; MP Tim Bachman; A.C.T Lighting, Inc.; DR ANSI E1.30-4 2010 CP/2008-10

30、07r5 Robert Barbagallo; Solotech Inc.; U William Benner; Pangolin Laser Systems; MP Adam Bennette; Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.; MP David Bertenshaw; David Bertenshaw; G Stephen Bickford; T. Kondos Associates; U Torrey Bievenour; Vision Quest Lighting; G Mike Blackwell; Royal Philips Electronic

31、s MP Lee J. Bloch; Bloch Design Group, Inc.; G David A. Boller; Organic Machines LLC; CP Andr Broucke; Andr Broucke; G Larry Busch; ADB Lighting Technologies; MP John (Javid) D. Butler; Integrated Theatre, Inc.; CP Steve Carlson; High Speed Design, Inc.; MP Nyasha Chigwamba; Rhodes University; U Soo

32、-Myong Chung; Bloch Design Group, Inc.; G Paul J. Clark; HxDx; CP Edward R. Condit; Edward R. Condit; G Eric Cornwell; West Side Systems; U Klas Dalbjorn; TC Group; MP Ben Darrington; Wireless Solutions Sweden AB; MP Gary Dove; Dove Systems; MP Hamish Dumbreck; James Embedded Systems Engineering; MP

33、 Jerry Durand; Durand Interstellar, Inc.; CP James Eade; PLASA; G Andrew Eales; Rhodes University U Joost van Eenbergen; ELC Lighting; MP Bill Ellis; Candela Controls, Inc.; U Paul K. Ericson; Syska Hennessy Group Lighting Design; U Jon R. Farley; Sixteenth Avenue Systems; CP Martin Farnik; Robe Sho

34、w Lighting s.r.o.; MP Trevor Forrest; Helvar Lighting Control; MP Douglas Franz; QVC Network; U Steve Friedlander; Auerbach Pollock Friedlander; U Phillip M. Gallo; TMB; DR Jerry Gorrell; Theatre Safety Programs; G Josh Gubler; Josh Gubler; CP Sean Harding; Trinity Repertory Company; U Bill Hewlett;

35、 Hewlett Electronics; CP Simon Hobday; Artistic Licence (UK) Ltd.; CP Helge Hoffmann; JB Lighting; MP Jim Holladay; Luxence; G Wayne David Howell; Artistic Licence (UK) Ltd.; CP Osedum P. Igumbor; Rhodes University; U Sierk Janszen; Ground Zero; U Eric Johnson; Eric Johnson; MP Rob Johnston; Interac

36、tive Technologies, Inc.; MP Ed Jones; Edwin Jones Co., Inc.; CP Jussi Kallioinen; Eastway Sound U Ujjal Kar; Standard Robotics G Kirk D. Keen; Hollywood Lighting, Inc.; DR Hiroshi Kita; Marumo Electric Co., Ltd.; MP Mark T. Kraft; Lehigh Electric Products Co.; MP Rick Leinen; Leviton Manufacturing C

37、o., Inc.; MP Hans Leiter; Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.; MP Jon Lenard; Applied Electronics; MP 2010 ESTA v CP/2008-1007r5 ANSI E1.30-4 2010 vi 2010 ESTA Mark Manthei; Shure Inc.; G Paul F. Mardon; Pulsar Ltd.; MP Mick Martin; ShowCAD Control Systems; MP Paul Kenneth McEwan; Cooper Controls Ltd.

38、; MP John Mehltretter; Lehigh Electric Products Co.; MP Avraham Mendall Mor “Avi“; Lightswitch; U Tobin Neis; Barbizon Companies; DR Simon Newton; Simon Newton; G Lars F. Paape; Scientific Algorithms and Embedded Systems; U Fabiano Pina; Clay Paky S.P.A.; MP Gary Pritchard; LSC Lighting Systems PTY

39、Ltd; MP Eric Proces; Eric Proces; U Torben Kaas Rasmussen; Martin Professional A/S; G Charlie Richmond; Richmond Sound Design Ltd.; CP Bernardo Benito Rico; Ben-Ri Electronica S.A.; MP Steve Roberts; Carr G Erwin Rol; G Dietmar Rottinghaus; Connex GmbH; G Richard Salzedo; Avolites Ltd.; MP Larry Sch

40、oeneman; Designlab Chicago, Inc.; DR Chuck Seifried; City of Phoenix; U John Sellers; AIM Northwest; G Andrew Sherar; Lightmoves PLC; MP Yehuda Shukram; Compulite Systems; MP John Sondericker III; Wybron, Inc.; MP Storm K. Staley; Stormwerx; U Bart Swinnen; Luminex LCE; MP Arnold Tang; Arnold Tang P

41、roductions; U Geoffrey O. Thompson; IEEE 802.3/Nortel Networks; G David Timmins; Jands Electronics; MP J. B. Toby; Avolites Ltd.; MP Bob Toms; Catalyst Microsystems LLC; G Tad Trylski; U Stephen J. Tyrrell; Quantum Logic; MP Tracy Underhill; 4U Consulting; G Steve Unwin; Pulsar Ltd.; MP Dominic Vinc

42、enty; Television Production Service; DR Will Wagner; Carallon Ltd.; MP John Warwick; Royal Philips Electronics MP Colin Waters; TMB; U Ralph Weber; ENDL Texas; G Lars Wernlund; Lewlight; MP Michael (Mike) Whetstone; Integrated Theatre, Inc.; CP Loren Wilton; Showman Systems; CP Barbara Wohlsen; Barb

43、ara Wohlsen; U Kehang Wu; Shure Inc.; G Jiantong Wu; Beijing Special Engineering Design G Larry Zoll; Zoll Design U Interest categories CP Custom-market Producer U User MP Mass-market Producer G General Interest DR Dealer or Rental company ANSI E1.30-4 2010 CP/2008-1007r5 2010 ESTA vii Table of Cont

44、ents Notice and Disclaimeri Contact Information .iii Acknowledgments .iv Table of Contents .vii Abstract 1 Foreword ACN EPIs . 1 1 Introductory Discussion 1 1.1 DMX512 . 1 1.2 Versions of DMX512, E1.31 and DMX512 over Ethernet Protocols . 1 1.3 DDL 1 1.4 Multiple Interfaces 1 1.5 Input vs Output. 2

45、1.6 Characteristics of DMX512 Access . 2 2 DDL Properties and DMX512 Slots 2 2.1 Interlocks and Exclusions 3 2.2 Examples . 3 3 DMX512 Slot Addressing . 3 4 Syntax for DMX512 Addressing . 4 4.1 Identification of This Protocol. 4 4.2 Property Map Elements . 4 4.3 Statements. 5 4.3.1 Compound Statemen

46、ts . 5 4.3.2 Conditional Statements. 5 4.4 Procedures. 5 4.4.1 Setslot( ) 5 4.4.2 next( ) 7 4.4.3 wait( ). 7 4.4.4 Order of Execution 7 4.5 Expressions . 8 4.5.1 Variables . 8 4.5.2 Literals. 8 4.5.3 Operators 8 4.6 Examples . 9 Annex A. Normative References . 12 ANSI E1.30-4 2010 CP/2008-1007r5 201

47、0 ESTA 1 Abstract This EPI defines protocol specific extensions to Device Description Language for describing DMX devices. Foreword ACN EPIs E1.17-200x is the “ESTA Architecture for Control Networks” standard ACN. It specifies an architecture including a suite of protocols and languages that may be

48、configured and combined with other standard protocols in a number of ways to form flexible networked control systems. E1.17 Profiles for Interoperability (EPIs) are standards documents that specify how conforming implementations are to operate in a particular environment or situation in order to gua

49、rantee interoperability. They may specify a single technique, set of parameters or requirement for the various ACN components. They may also specify how other standards (including other EPIs) either defined within ACN or externally are to be used to ensure interoperability. 1 Introductory Discussion 1.1 DMX512 In the years since its introduction in 1986, USITT DMX512 (often referred to as DMX512 or just DMX) has spread from its initial remit of providing simple level control