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VIRTUAL LINE CIRCUITS 8.2 ATCS ADDRESSING All in-service HD/LINK vital I/O modules are identified by a standardized addressing scheme, consisting of fourteen digits in the following format: 7.RRR.LLL.GGG.SS.DD where: 7 = Wayside equipment RRR = Railroad number LLL = Line number GGG = Group number SS = Subnode or Module number DD = Device number The RRR fields represent the railroad number assigned by ATCS Specification 250. See Appendix E for a list of Railway carriers. The LLL fields represent the Line number within the Railroad. The LLL fields are normally assigned by each railroad according to internal conventions. The GGG fields represent the Group (location) number within the Line. The GGG fields are normally assigned by each railroad according to internal conventions. The SS fields represent the numbers assigned to the Group’s modules. By default, two numbers are always pre-assigned at each location. Number 01 is reserved for the wayside-to-office communications device. Number 02 is reserved for the SSR. I/O module numbers are allocated in sequence beginning at 03. The DD fields represent the numbers assigned to a communications component (see paragraph 8.3.1). By default, one number is always pre-assigned at each component. Number 01 is reserved for the I/O Manager of the HD/LINKer executive software. Other components are allocated in sequence beginning at 02. Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C 8-2
8.3 COMMUNICATIONS SESSIONS Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C 8-3 VIRTUAL LINE CIRCUITS A standardized ATCS message format known as a datagram is employed during communications sessions. Each datagram consists of five major fields as shown in figure 8-2. Destination Source M# Label Data Figure 8-2. ATCS Datagram The Destination field is the address of the recipient I/O module. The Source field is the address of the sending I/O module. The M# (message number) field is sequentially allocated by the source I/O module, enabling the recipient I/O module to detect duplicate, missing, or out of order messages. The Label field identifies the type of information transmitted within the Data field. The Data field comprises vital instructions for the recipient I/O module. 8.3.1 Communications Components Communications components (figure 8-3) appear in the Communications View as a combination of Termination Communications Server icons, Termination Communications Client icons, Cut Communications Clients/Servers icons, and Communications Session lines. Termination Communications Cut Communication Client/Server Groups Figure 8-3. Communications Components Termination Communications Client Communications Session Communications icons are identified by two two-digit numbers separated by a dash (see figure 8-4). The first two-digit number corresponds to the assigned module designation within the group. The second two-digit number corresponds to the assigned Server/Client designation.
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USER'S HANDBOOK HD/LINKer March 200
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