Siemens SIMATIC TIWAY 1 Manual De Usuario
USING THE BDLC PROTOCOL
UNILINK HOST ADAPTER
B–6
USER MANUAL
B.3
BDLC PROTOCOL CONTROL FIELD STRUCTURES
P/F
N(S)
0
N(R)
P/F
1
N(R)
P/F
1
N
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
MSB
LSB
0
1
S
M
I–Frame Format
Supervisoty Frame
Unnumbered Frame
Format
Format
First bit transmitted
Where: N(S) is the transmitting station send sequence number.
N(R) is the transmitting station recieve sequence number.
S
M
P/F
N
S
M
P/F
N
is the supervisory function bits.
is the modifier function bits.
is the Poll/Final bit.
is the modifier function bits.
is the modifier function bits.
is the Poll/Final bit.
is the modifier function bits.
Figure B–4
BDLC Protocol Control Field Structures
The control field will be one of three formats as shown in Figure B–4. The
I-Frame format is used to transfer messages between the host computer and the
adapter. The N(S) and N(R) sequence numbers are Modulo–8 counts. These
counts begin at zero when the host computer issues the Set Normal Response
Mode (SNRM) command to link the adapter. The counts are incremented by one
for each frame transmitted in either direction.
I-Frame format is used to transfer messages between the host computer and the
adapter. The N(S) and N(R) sequence numbers are Modulo–8 counts. These
counts begin at zero when the host computer issues the Set Normal Response
Mode (SNRM) command to link the adapter. The counts are incremented by one
for each frame transmitted in either direction.
The Supervisory frame format is used to perform link supervisory control
functions such as acknowledge I-Frames, request retransmission of an
I-Frame, and others. Responses of this type do not contain the Information Field
and only update the N(R) sequence count. Valid S subfield values are:
functions such as acknowledge I-Frames, request retransmission of an
I-Frame, and others. Responses of this type do not contain the Information Field
and only update the N(R) sequence count. Valid S subfield values are:
00
RR – Receive ready
01
RNR – Receive not ready
10
REJ – Reject