BACnet.Protocol.NpciTarget (bacstack v0.0.1)

Network Protocol Control Information targets are used to describe source and destination targets (network and address information) inside of Network Protocol Control Information (BACnet.Protocol.NPCI).

BACnet describes the following address sizes for the different transport layers (data link layer):

Data Link Layer	DLEN	SLEN	Encoding Rules
ARCnet	1	1	MAC layer representation
BACnet/IP	6	6	IP address and Port (ASHRAE 135 Annex J.1.2)
Ethernet	6	6	MAC layer representation
LonTalk (broadcast)	2	2	Special encoding (ASHRAE 135 6.2.2.2)
LonTalk (multicast)	2	2	Special encoding (ASHRAE 135 6.2.2.2)
LonTalk (unicast)	2	2	Special encoding (ASHRAE 135 6.2.2.2)
LonTalk (Neuron ID)	7	6	Special encoding (ASHRAE 135 6.2.2.2)
MS/TP	1	1	MAC layer representation
ZigBee	3	3	VMAC address (ASHRAE 135 Annex H.7)

Summary

Guards

is_global_broadcast(target)

Checks if the NPCI target is a global broadcast (net == 65535).

is_remote_broadcast(target)

Checks if the NPCI target is a remote broadcast (address == nil).

is_remote_station(target)

Checks if the NPCI target is neither a global broadcast nor a remote broadcast.

Types

t()

Represents a NPCI target, such as used for source or destination.

Guards

is_global_broadcast(target)

(macro)

Checks if the NPCI target is a global broadcast (net == 65535).

is_remote_broadcast(target)

(macro)

Checks if the NPCI target is a remote broadcast (address == nil).

is_remote_station(target)

(macro)

Checks if the NPCI target is neither a global broadcast nor a remote broadcast.

Types

t()

@type t() :: %BACnet.Protocol.NpciTarget{
  address: non_neg_integer() | nil,
  net: 1..65535
}

Represents a NPCI target, such as used for source or destination.