IEEE DRAFT 1377 : D1.9 JAN 96

1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 General
   4.1 Standard Tables
   4.2 Manufacturer Tables
5 Syntax
   5.1 Descriptive Syntax
   5.2 Flow of Information
   5.3 Identifiers
   5.4 Basic Data Types
        5.4.1 Basic Data Type Definitions
        5.4.2 Special Data Types
               5.4.2.1 Signed Integers
               5.4.2.2 Characters
               5.4.2.3 Non-integer Numbers
               5.4.2.4 Date and Time Formats
        5.4.3 Miscellaneous Data Types
   5.5 Values and Constants
        5.5.1 Constants
        5.5.2 Value
   5.6 Conditionals
        5.6.1 If Statements
        5.6.2 Case Statements
   5.7 Bit Field
        5.7.1 Sub Type Definitions
   5.8 Set
   5.9 Array
   5.10 Packed Record
   5.11 Table
6 Special Data Types
   6.1 Character Set Selection
   6.2 Non-integer Formats
        6.2.1 CHAR Numbers
   6.3 Date and Time Formats
        6.3.1 LTIME_DATE, STIME_DATE, TIME types
        6.3.2 RDATE Type
        6.3.3 DATE Type
   6.4 Common Table of Procedure Identifier Formats
        6.4.1 TABLE IDA BFLD Bit Field
        6.4.2 TABLE IDB BFLD Bit Field
        6.4.3 TABLE IDC BFLD Bit Field
   6.5 Constants
7 Compliance
8 Table Transportation Issues
   8.1 Minimum Services and Parameters
        8.1.1 Read Service
        8.1.2 Write Service
   8.2 Pending Event Description
9 Tables
   9.1 DECADE 00: Configuration Tables
        9.1.1 TABLE 00 GENERAL CONFIGURATION TABLE
        9.1.2 TABLE 01 GENERAL MANUFACTURER
               IDENTIFICATION TABLE
        9.1.3 TABLE 02 DEVICE NAMEPLATE TABLE
        9.1.4 TABLE 03 ED MODE STATUS TABLE
        9.1.5 TABLE 04 PENDING STATUS TABLE

Describes a table structure for utility application data to be passed between an end device and a computer. It does not define device design criteria nor specify the language or protocol used to transport that data. The purpose of the tables is to define structures for transporting data to and from end devices.