Group or subnet table report, Router status – Echelon LonWorks Router User Manual
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This message uses the Request-Response protocol. The configuration checksum
in EEPROM is updated if EEPROM is changed.
typedef struct {
unsigned unused1 : 1;
unsigned domain_index : 1;
unsigned unused2 : 5;
unsigned ram_or_eeprom : 1; // 0 => RAM, 1 => RAM+EEPROM
unsigned subnet;
} NM_rtr_subnet_nofwd_request;
Group or Subnet Table Report
This message reports the current settings of either group or subnet forwarding
tables in EEPROM or RAM for the specified domain for a single router side. The
report function is segmented into eight byte sections.
Important: This message is supported by router firmware version 5 or later
only. Use of this message with earlier versions of the router firmware cause the
router to become inoperable.
This message uses the Request-Response protocol.
typedef struct {
unsigned group_or_subnet : 1; // 1 => Group, 0 => Subnet
unsigned domain_index : 1;
unsigned ram_or_eeprom : 1; // 0 => RAM, 1 => EEPROM
unsigned unused : 3;
unsigned index_times_8 : 2;
} NM_rtr_table_report_request;
typedef struct {
unsigned table[8]; // Table data
} NM_rtr_table_report_response;
Router Status
This message is used to report the router configuration and flood/normal modes.
This message uses the Request-Response protocol.
typedef enum {
CONFIGURED = 0,
LEARNING = 1,
BRIDGE = 2,
REPEATER = 3
} algorithm;
typedef enum {
NORMAL = 0, // Not a temporary bridge.
INIT_RTR_TABLE = 1, // Copy forwarding tables from EEPROM
// for configured routers.
// Initialize forwarding tables for
// learning routers.
TEMP_BRIDGE = 2 // Temporarily a bridge until next reset.
} rtr_mode;
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