Message packets, Message packet formats chapter 5 – Rockwell Automation 1770-KF2 Data Highway or Highway Plus Interface Module User Manual User Manual

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Message Packet Formats

Chapter 5

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The message bytes contain unsigned binary data from both the application
layer and the network layer. Figure 5.2 shows the general format of a
command message.

Figure 5.2
Command Message Packet Format

CMD

STS

FNC

ADDR

SIZE OR

DST

SRC

CMD

STS

TNS

From
Application
Layer

11329A

x

0

x

Network
Layer
Packet

Legend: x = low hex digit of CMD byte supplied by application layer

DATA

0

0

0

Command Block

(0)

Not all command messages have FNC, ADDR, SIZE, or DATA bytes.

Figure 5.3 shows the general format of a reply message. The definitions
of these bytes are the same as those for command messages. Not all reply
messages have DATA or EXT STS bytes.

Figure 5.3
Reply Message Packet Format

CMD

STS

DATA

DST

SRC

CMD

STS

TNS

Response Block

(From Application Layer)

From
Application
Layer

11330A

x

4

x

Network
Layer
Packet

Legend: x = low hex digit of CMD byte supplied by application layer

EXT
STS

Note that the bytes are shown from left to right in the order in which they
are transmitted across the link.

Message Packets

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