IEC PAS 62405:2005

FOREWORD
Section 1: Overview
1 Introduction
2 Scope and objective
3 Structure of this document
4 Normative reference
5 Definitions
   5.1 Terms and definitions
   5.2 Abbreviations and symbols
   5.3 Conventions
6 Communication Profile of Vnet/IP
   6.1 General overview
   6.2 Physical Layer
   6.3 Data Link Layer
   6.4 Network Layer
   6.5 Transport Layer
   6.6 Application Layer
Section 2: Application Layer Service definition
7 Concepts
   7.1 General
   7.2 Relationships between ASEs
   7.3 FAL ASEs
   7.4 Common FAL service parameters
8 ASEs
   8.1 Variable ASE
   8.2 Event ASE
   8.3 Load Region ASE
   8.4 Function Invocation ASE
   8.5 Time ASE
   8.6 Network Management ASE
   8.7 Application Relationship ASE
9 ARs
   9.1 General
   9.2 Point-to-point user-Triggered Confirmed
        client/server AREP (PTC-AR)
   9.3 Point-to-point user-Triggered Unconfirmed
        client/server AREP (PTU-AR)
   9.4 Point-to-point network-Scheduled Unconfirmed
        publisher/subscriber AREP (PSU-AR)
   9.5 Multipoint user-Triggered Unconfirmed
        publisher/ subscriber AREP (MTU-AR)
   9.6 Multipoint network-Scheduled Unconfirmed
        publisher/subscriber AREP (MSU-AR)
10 Summary of FAL classes
11 Permitted FAL services by AREP role
Section 3: Application Layer protocol specification
12 Abstract syntax
   12.1 FAL PDU abstract syntax
   12.2 Abstract syntax of PDU Body
   12.3 PDUs for ASEs
   12.4 Type definitions
   12.5 Data types
13 Transfer syntax
   13.1 Overview of encoding
   13.2 APDU Header encoding
   13.3 APDU Body encoding
   13.4 Data type encoding rules
14 FAL protocol state machines structure
15 AP-Context state machine
16 FAL Service Protocol Machines (FSPMs)
   16.1 General
   16.2 Common parameters of the primitives
   16.3 Variable ASE Protocol Machine (VARM)
   16.4 Event ASE Protocol Machine (EVTM)
   16.5 Load Region ASE Protocol Machine (LDRM)
   16.6 Function Invocation ASE Protocol Machine (FNIM)
   16.7 Time ASE Protocol Machine (TIMM)
   16.8 Network Management ASE Protocol Machine (NWMM)
17 Application Relationship Protocol Machines (ARPMs)
   17.1 General
   17.2 Primitive definitions
   17.3 State machine
   17.4 Functions
18 DLL Mapping Protocol Machine (DMPM)
   18.1 General
   18.2 Primitive definitions
   18.3 DMPM state machine
Part 4: Data Link Service definition
19 Overview
   19.1 General
   19.2 Overview of network structure
   19.3 Overview of addressing
   19.4 Types of Data Link Service
20 DLSAP management service
   20.1 Overview
   20.2 Facilities of the DLSAP management service
   20.3 Model of the DLSAP management service
   20.4 Sequence of primitives at one DLSAP
   20.5 Create
   20.6 Delete
   20.7 Bind
   20.8 Unbind
21 Connectionless-mode Data Link Service
   21.1 Overview
   21.2 Facilities of the Connectionless-mode Data Link
        Service
   21.3 Model of the Data Link Service
   21.4 Quality of service
   21.5 Sequence of primitives
   21.6 Connectionless-mode function
   21.7 Types of primitives and parameters
22 DL-management Service
   22.1 Scope and inheritance
   22.2 Facilities of the DL-management service
   22.3 Model of the DL-management service
   22.4 Constraints on sequence of primitives
   22.5 Set
   22.6 Get
   22.7 Action
   22.8 Event
23 Overview of the DL-protocol
   23.1 General
   23.2 Characteristics of the protocol
   23.3 Data Link Layer architecture
   23.4 Services provided by the DLL
   23.5 Network sharing with other protocols
24 DLPDU-parameter structure and encoding
   24.1 Overview
   24.2 DLPDU common header format
   24.3 DLPDU body format
25 Local parameters and resources
   25.1 General
   25.2 Parameters and resources related to network structure
   25.3 Parameters and resources to support real-time data
        transfer
   25.4 Parameters and resources to support the scheduling
        function
   25.5 Parameters and resources to support the security
        function
26 DL-service elements of procedure
   26.1 Unacknowledged Unitdata transfer Service (UUS)
   26.2 Acknowledged Unitdata transfer Service (AUS)
   26.3 Acknowledged Sequence of unitdata transfer Service (ASS)
   26.4 Multipoint Unitdata transfer Service (MUS)
   26.5 Multipoint Sequence of unitdata transfer Service (MSS)
27 DL-support protocol
   27.1 Transmission scheduling
   27.2 Redundancy
   27.3 DLPDU authentication

describes the communication profile of the whole Vnet/IP, services of each layer and the specifications of the protocols for each layer.