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bacnetmstp: initial BACnet MS/TP implementation This driver is implemented as a singleton due to it's reliance on the bacnet-stack implementation. This implementation does not currently support multiple BACnet networks at the same time, though in the future it might, depending on the future of bacnet-stack development. The version of bacnet-stack used in developing this driver was 0.8.3. This driver is not intended to be used directly by end users, rather it is intended for UPM drivers supporting specific BACnet devices, such as the Veris E50H5 Energy Meter. Unfortunately, this means that a process can only support a single RS-485 BACnet network, though you can support multiple devices on that network. No examples are provided. Please look at the E50HX driver for an example of how to use this class in a BACnet MS/TP device driver if you want to write one. When initialized, the bacnet-stack library will attach to your RS-485 based BACnet network, and start a Master Finite State Machine (FSM) in a separate thread. This thread will handle the details of token passing and locating other Masters in the network (Poll For Master). This driver will appear as a BACnet Master device on the BACnet network, which supports only the required Device Object and any required services (readProp) and Device Object properties. When initializing the driver, it is important to select a Device Object Instance ID that is unique on your BACnet network. This is the unique identifier that will be used to identify your Master to the rest of the BACnet network. In addition, it may take some time after initialization before you will be able to communicate on the network, as the first thing that has to happen is that all Masters on the network need to be identified (handled by the Master FSM) and a token needs to be received before your Master can begin transmitting (making requests). This may take a couple of minutes on a large network. You can speed this process up by specifying a maxMaster (to initMaster()) that is smaller than the default (127) -- but only if you are CERTAIN that there are no masters with a MAC address higher than the value you choose. If you fail to follow this rule, you may introduce hard to identify token passing problems on the network for yourself and other BACnet Masters. Currently, this driver only supports the readProperty and writeProperty requests to other BACnet devices. In addition, array property reading and writing is not currently supported. Signed-off-by: Jon Trulson <jtrulson@ics.com> Signed-off-by: Mihai Tudor Panu <mihai.tudor.panu@intel.com>
2016-03-28 16:47:25 -06:00
/**************************************************************************
*
* Copyright (C) 2005 Steve Karg <skarg@users.sourceforge.net>
*
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/** @file device.h Defines functions for handling all BACnet objects belonging
* to a BACnet device, as well as Device-specific properties. */
#ifndef DEVICE_H
#define DEVICE_H
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "bacdef.h"
#include "bacenum.h"
#include "wp.h"
#include "rd.h"
#include "rp.h"
#include "rpm.h"
#include "readrange.h"
/** Called so a BACnet object can perform any necessary initialization.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
*/
typedef void (
*object_init_function) (
void);
/** Counts the number of objects of this type.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @return Count of implemented objects of this type.
*/
typedef unsigned (
*object_count_function) (
void);
/** Maps an object index position to its corresponding BACnet object instance number.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param index [in] The index of the object, in the array of objects of its type.
* @return The BACnet object instance number to be used in a BACNET_OBJECT_ID.
*/
typedef uint32_t(
*object_index_to_instance_function)
(
unsigned index);
/** Provides the BACnet Object_Name for a given object instance of this type.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param object_instance [in] The object instance number to be looked up.
* @param object_name [in,out] Pointer to a character_string structure that
* will hold a copy of the object name if this is a valid object_instance.
* @return True if the object_instance is valid and object_name has been
* filled with a copy of the Object's name.
*/
typedef bool(
*object_name_function)
(
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name);
/** Look in the table of objects of this type, and see if this is a valid
* instance number.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] The object instance number to be looked up.
* @return True if the object instance refers to a valid object of this type.
*/
typedef bool(
*object_valid_instance_function) (
uint32_t object_instance);
/** Helper function to step through an array of objects and find either the
* first one or the next one of a given type. Used to step through an array
* of objects which is not necessarily contiguious for each type i.e. the
* index for the 'n'th object of a given type is not necessarily 'n'.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] The index of the current object or a value of ~0 to indicate
* start at the beginning.
* @return The index of the next object of the required type or ~0 (all bits
* == 1) to indicate no more objects found.
*/
typedef unsigned (
*object_iterate_function) (
unsigned current_index);
/** Look in the table of objects of this type, and get the COV Value List.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] The object instance number to be looked up.
* @param [out] The value list
* @return True if the object instance supports this feature, and has changed.
*/
typedef bool(
*object_value_list_function) (
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_PROPERTY_VALUE * value_list);
/** Look in the table of objects for this instance to see if value changed.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] The object instance number to be looked up.
* @return True if the object instance has changed.
*/
typedef bool(
*object_cov_function) (
uint32_t object_instance);
/** Look in the table of objects for this instance to clear the changed flag.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] The object instance number to be looked up.
*/
typedef void (
*object_cov_clear_function) (
uint32_t object_instance);
/** Intrinsic Reporting funcionality.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* @param [in] Object instance.
*/
typedef void (
*object_intrinsic_reporting_function) (
uint32_t object_instance);
/** Defines the group of object helper functions for any supported Object.
* @ingroup ObjHelpers
* Each Object must provide some implementation of each of these helpers
* in order to properly support the handlers. Eg, the ReadProperty handler
* handler_read_property() relies on the instance of Object_Read_Property
* for each Object type, or configure the function as NULL.
* In both appearance and operation, this group of functions acts like
* they are member functions of a C++ Object base class.
*/
typedef struct object_functions {
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE Object_Type;
object_init_function Object_Init;
object_count_function Object_Count;
object_index_to_instance_function Object_Index_To_Instance;
object_valid_instance_function Object_Valid_Instance;
object_name_function Object_Name;
read_property_function Object_Read_Property;
write_property_function Object_Write_Property;
rpm_property_lists_function Object_RPM_List;
rr_info_function Object_RR_Info;
object_iterate_function Object_Iterator;
object_value_list_function Object_Value_List;
object_cov_function Object_COV;
object_cov_clear_function Object_COV_Clear;
object_intrinsic_reporting_function Object_Intrinsic_Reporting;
} object_functions_t;
/* String Lengths - excluding any nul terminator */
#define MAX_DEV_NAME_LEN 32
#define MAX_DEV_LOC_LEN 64
#define MAX_DEV_MOD_LEN 32
#define MAX_DEV_VER_LEN 16
#define MAX_DEV_DESC_LEN 64
/** Structure to define the Object Properties common to all Objects. */
typedef struct commonBacObj_s {
/** The BACnet type of this object (ie, what class is this object from?).
* This property, of type BACnetObjectType, indicates membership in a
* particular object type class. Each inherited class will be of one type.
*/
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE mObject_Type;
/** The instance number for this class instance. */
uint32_t Object_Instance_Number;
/** Object Name; must be unique.
* This property, of type CharacterString, shall represent a name for
* the object that is unique within the BACnet Device that maintains it.
*/
char Object_Name[MAX_DEV_NAME_LEN];
} COMMON_BAC_OBJECT;
/** Structure to define the Properties of Device Objects which distinguish
* one instance from another.
* This structure only defines fields for properties that are unique to
* a given Device object. The rest may be fixed in device.c or hard-coded
* into the read-property encoding.
* This may be useful for implementations which manage multiple Devices,
* eg, a Gateway.
*/
typedef struct devObj_s {
/** The BACnet Device Address for this device; ->len depends on DLL type. */
BACNET_ADDRESS bacDevAddr;
/** Structure for the Object Properties common to all Objects. */
COMMON_BAC_OBJECT bacObj;
/** Device Description. */
char Description[MAX_DEV_DESC_LEN];
/** The upcounter that shows if the Device ID or object structure has changed. */
uint32_t Database_Revision;
} DEVICE_OBJECT_DATA;
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif /* __cplusplus */
void Device_Init(
object_functions_t * object_table);
bool Device_Reinitialize(
BACNET_REINITIALIZE_DEVICE_DATA * rd_data);
BACNET_REINITIALIZED_STATE Device_Reinitialized_State(
void);
rr_info_function Device_Objects_RR_Info(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type);
void Device_getCurrentDateTime(
BACNET_DATE_TIME * DateTime);
int32_t Device_UTC_Offset(void);
bool Device_Daylight_Savings_Status(void);
void Device_Property_Lists(
const int **pRequired,
const int **pOptional,
const int **pProprietary);
void Device_Objects_Property_List(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type,
struct special_property_list_t *pPropertyList);
/* functions to support COV */
bool Device_Encode_Value_List(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type,
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_PROPERTY_VALUE * value_list);
bool Device_Value_List_Supported(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type);
bool Device_COV(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type,
uint32_t object_instance);
void Device_COV_Clear(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type,
uint32_t object_instance);
uint32_t Device_Object_Instance_Number(
void);
bool Device_Set_Object_Instance_Number(
uint32_t object_id);
bool Device_Valid_Object_Instance_Number(
uint32_t object_id);
unsigned Device_Object_List_Count(
void);
bool Device_Object_List_Identifier(
unsigned array_index,
int *object_type,
uint32_t * instance);
unsigned Device_Count(
void);
uint32_t Device_Index_To_Instance(
unsigned index);
bool Device_Object_Name(
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name);
bool Device_Set_Object_Name(
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name);
/* Copy a child object name, given its ID. */
bool Device_Object_Name_Copy(
BACNET_OBJECT_TYPE object_type,
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name);
bool Device_Object_Name_ANSI_Init(const char * value);
BACNET_DEVICE_STATUS Device_System_Status(
void);
int Device_Set_System_Status(
BACNET_DEVICE_STATUS status,
bool local);
const char *Device_Vendor_Name(
void);
uint16_t Device_Vendor_Identifier(
void);
void Device_Set_Vendor_Identifier(
uint16_t vendor_id);
const char *Device_Model_Name(
void);
bool Device_Set_Model_Name(
const char *name,
size_t length);
const char *Device_Firmware_Revision(
void);
const char *Device_Application_Software_Version(
void);
bool Device_Set_Application_Software_Version(
const char *name,
size_t length);
const char *Device_Description(
void);
bool Device_Set_Description(
const char *name,
size_t length);
const char *Device_Location(
void);
bool Device_Set_Location(
const char *name,
size_t length);
/* some stack-centric constant values - no set methods */
uint8_t Device_Protocol_Version(
void);
uint8_t Device_Protocol_Revision(
void);
BACNET_SEGMENTATION Device_Segmentation_Supported(
void);
uint32_t Device_Database_Revision(
void);
void Device_Set_Database_Revision(
uint32_t revision);
void Device_Inc_Database_Revision(
void);
bool Device_Valid_Object_Name(
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name,
int *object_type,
uint32_t * object_instance);
bool Device_Valid_Object_Id(
int object_type,
uint32_t object_instance);
int Device_Read_Property(
BACNET_READ_PROPERTY_DATA * rpdata);
bool Device_Write_Property(
BACNET_WRITE_PROPERTY_DATA * wp_data);
bool DeviceGetRRInfo(
BACNET_READ_RANGE_DATA * pRequest, /* Info on the request */
RR_PROP_INFO * pInfo); /* Where to put the information */
int Device_Read_Property_Local(
BACNET_READ_PROPERTY_DATA * rpdata);
bool Device_Write_Property_Local(
BACNET_WRITE_PROPERTY_DATA * wp_data);
#if defined(INTRINSIC_REPORTING)
void Device_local_reporting(
void);
#endif
/* Prototypes for Routing functionality in the Device Object.
* Enable by defining BAC_ROUTING in config.h and including gw_device.c
* in the build (lib/Makefile).
*/
void Routing_Device_Init(
uint32_t first_object_instance);
uint16_t Add_Routed_Device(
uint32_t Object_Instance,
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * Object_Name,
const char *Description);
DEVICE_OBJECT_DATA *Get_Routed_Device_Object(
int idx);
BACNET_ADDRESS *Get_Routed_Device_Address(
int idx);
void routed_get_my_address(
BACNET_ADDRESS * my_address);
bool Routed_Device_Address_Lookup(
int idx,
uint8_t address_len,
uint8_t * mac_adress);
bool Routed_Device_GetNext(
BACNET_ADDRESS * dest,
int *DNET_list,
int *cursor);
bool Routed_Device_Is_Valid_Network(
uint16_t dest_net,
int *DNET_list);
uint32_t Routed_Device_Index_To_Instance(
unsigned index);
bool Routed_Device_Valid_Object_Instance_Number(
uint32_t object_id);
bool Routed_Device_Name(
uint32_t object_instance,
BACNET_CHARACTER_STRING * object_name);
uint32_t Routed_Device_Object_Instance_Number(
void);
bool Routed_Device_Set_Object_Instance_Number(
uint32_t object_id);
bool Routed_Device_Set_Object_Name(
uint8_t encoding,
const char *value,
size_t length);
bool Routed_Device_Set_Description(
const char *name,
size_t length);
void Routed_Device_Inc_Database_Revision(
void);
int Routed_Device_Service_Approval(
BACNET_CONFIRMED_SERVICE service,
int service_argument,
uint8_t * apdu_buff,
uint8_t invoke_id);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */
/** @defgroup ObjFrmwk Object Framework
* @ingroup bacnetmstp
bacnetmstp: initial BACnet MS/TP implementation This driver is implemented as a singleton due to it's reliance on the bacnet-stack implementation. This implementation does not currently support multiple BACnet networks at the same time, though in the future it might, depending on the future of bacnet-stack development. The version of bacnet-stack used in developing this driver was 0.8.3. This driver is not intended to be used directly by end users, rather it is intended for UPM drivers supporting specific BACnet devices, such as the Veris E50H5 Energy Meter. Unfortunately, this means that a process can only support a single RS-485 BACnet network, though you can support multiple devices on that network. No examples are provided. Please look at the E50HX driver for an example of how to use this class in a BACnet MS/TP device driver if you want to write one. When initialized, the bacnet-stack library will attach to your RS-485 based BACnet network, and start a Master Finite State Machine (FSM) in a separate thread. This thread will handle the details of token passing and locating other Masters in the network (Poll For Master). This driver will appear as a BACnet Master device on the BACnet network, which supports only the required Device Object and any required services (readProp) and Device Object properties. When initializing the driver, it is important to select a Device Object Instance ID that is unique on your BACnet network. This is the unique identifier that will be used to identify your Master to the rest of the BACnet network. In addition, it may take some time after initialization before you will be able to communicate on the network, as the first thing that has to happen is that all Masters on the network need to be identified (handled by the Master FSM) and a token needs to be received before your Master can begin transmitting (making requests). This may take a couple of minutes on a large network. You can speed this process up by specifying a maxMaster (to initMaster()) that is smaller than the default (127) -- but only if you are CERTAIN that there are no masters with a MAC address higher than the value you choose. If you fail to follow this rule, you may introduce hard to identify token passing problems on the network for yourself and other BACnet Masters. Currently, this driver only supports the readProperty and writeProperty requests to other BACnet devices. In addition, array property reading and writing is not currently supported. Signed-off-by: Jon Trulson <jtrulson@ics.com> Signed-off-by: Mihai Tudor Panu <mihai.tudor.panu@intel.com>
2016-03-28 16:47:25 -06:00
* The modules in this section describe the BACnet-stack's framework for
* BACnet-defined Objects (Device, Analog Input, etc). There are two submodules
* to describe this arrangement:
* - The "object helper functions" which provide C++-like common functionality
* to all supported object types.
* - The interface between the implemented Objects and the BAC-stack services,
* specifically the handlers, which are mediated through function calls to
* the Device object.
*//** @defgroup ObjHelpers Object Helper Functions
* @ingroup ObjFrmwk
* This section describes the function templates for the helper functions that
* provide common object support.
*//** @defgroup ObjIntf Handler-to-Object Interface Functions
* @ingroup ObjFrmwk
* This section describes the fairly limited set of functions that link the
* BAC-stack handlers to the BACnet Object instances. All of these calls are
* situated in the Device Object, which "knows" how to reach its child Objects.
*
* Most of these calls have a common operation:
* -# Call Device_Objects_Find_Functions( for the desired Object_Type )
* - Gets a pointer to the object_functions for this Type of Object.
* -# Call the Object's Object_Valid_Instance( for the desired object_instance )
* to make sure there is such an instance.
* -# Call the Object helper function needed by the handler,
* eg Object_Read_Property() for the RP handler.
*
*/
#endif