Locating Server Communication Protocol - Sena PS110 User Manual

3.7.3. Locating Server Communication Protocol

When the Pro Series sends its IP address information to the locating server, data format will be as
follows:
Description Magic Cookie
Bytes 4
Value F1-AA-AA-BC
Data(n) format
Description Data ID
Bytes 1
Value 1~6
Data ID
ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
Note: Local ports: Each 2 byte data represent current local port setting of the corresponding serial port. Local
ports data length of PS110 should be 2 bytes, while 8 bytes and 16 bytes for PS410 and PS810 respectively.
Configured local TCP (or UDP) port numbers for each serial port are filled in the serial port number order base,
(i.e. TCP or UDP port number for serial port 1 first). If serial port is disabled, the local port number of that serial
port is regarded as 0.
Example of the PS110:
If port number = 7001 (1B59h), Local ports data = 1Bh, 59h
If serial port is disabled, Local port data = 00h, 00h
Example of the PS410:
Port1 = 7001 (1B59h), Port2 = 7010 (1B62h), Port3 = Disable, Port4 = 7004(1B5Ch)
Local ports data = 1Bh, 59h, 1Bh, 62h, 00h, 00h, 1Bh, 5Ch
Figure 3-11 Locating server configuration
Data(0)
Variable
Length
1
Variable
Description
Device name
Model name
Serial number
MAC address
IP address
Local ports*
Data(1) ...
Variable
Data
Variable
Variable
Length
var
var
var
6
4
1 or 4 or 8
36
Data(n)
Variable