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BS EN 62394:2013:2014 Edition

BS EN 62394:2013:2014 Edition

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Service diagnostic interface for consumer electronics products and networks – Implementation for echonet

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BSI 2014 248
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This International Standard specifies requirements for service diagnostic software to be implemented in products that incorporate a digital interface. It does not specify requirements for carrying out remote diagnosis or for manufacturer-dependent software.

The SDI (Service Diagnostic Interface) requires an external controller (exclusive or general-purpose/PC) into which service diagnostic software can be loaded. Part of the controller software should be standardized while another part of this controller software should be unique to the manufacturer.

To reach a common approach in servicing all products from all manufacturers, it is necessary to standardize specific items to be tested in products and in controllers’ diagnostic software.

The SDI is based upon the ECHONET specification version 2.11, ECHONET Lite specification version 1.01 and APPENDIX Detailed Requirements for ECHONET Device objects Release B because this interface will be used in future products. The use of this connection and existing communication protocols enable implementation in products at low cost, with maximum flexibility and efficiency.

The SDI consists of

  • specific hardware and software requirements of the device under test (DUT);

  • specific requirements of the controller:

    • the service software;

    • an ECHONET interface;

  • the connection between the controller and the DUT.

This standard provides the minimal requirements necessary to carry out computerized diagnosis. It covers the standardized software of the controller as well as the standardized software and provisions in the DUT.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
5 English
CONTENTS
10 INTRODUCTION
11 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
12 3.2 Abbreviations
13 4 Different types of service diagnostics
4.1 Stand-alone products
4.2 Facilities or household appliances network
4.3 Remote diagnosis
5 SDI requirements
5.1 General
5.2 Hardware
14 5.3 Software
15 6 Tester software requirements
6.1 Reading the property diagnostic unit
6.2 General information (product identification)
6.3 Diagnosis information
7 Control protocol 1st
7.1 General
7.2 Frame format
16 Figures
Figure 1 – ECHONET frame for plain data format
17 Figure 2 – EHD detailed specifications
Tables
Table 1 – Bit pattern for hop count
18 Figure 3 – Configuration of SEA and DEA when an individual address is specified
Figure 4 – DEA (broadcast-stipulated) address configuration
19 Figure 5 – Broadcast target stipulation code
Figure 6 – Node group stipulation bit specifications
20 Figure 7 – OHD detailed specifications
Figure 8 – EOJ detailed specifications
21 Table 2 – List of class group codes
22 Figure 9 – EPC detailed specifications
Figure 10 – ESV detailed specifications
24 Table 3 – List of ESV codes for requests
Table 4 – List of ESV codes for response/notification
25 Table 5 – List of ESV codes for “response-not-possible” responses
26 Figure 11 – EDATA configuration in property value write service
Figure 12 – EDATA configuration in property value read service
27 Figure 13 – EDATA configuration in property value notification service
28 Figure 14 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated write service
29 Figure 15 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated read service
30 Figure 16 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated notification service
31 Figure 17 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated addition
32 Figure 18 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated deletion
33 Figure 19 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated existence confirmation
34 Figure 20 – EDATA configuration in property value element addition
Figure 21 – EDATA configuration in property value notification (response required)
35 Figure 22 – EDATA configuration in property value element-stipulated notification (response required)
36 Figure 23 – CpESV configuration
37 Table 6 – List of CpESV codes for request/notification
38 Table 7 – List of CpESV codes for “accepted” response
Table 8 – List of CpESV codes for “process-not-possible” response
39 Figure 24 – Relationship between write request (requiring no response) and write “process-not-possible” response
40 Figure 25 – Relationship between write request (requiring a response), write “accepted” response, and write “process-not-possible” response
41 Figure 26 – Relationship between read request (requiring a response), read “accepted” response, and read “process-not-possible” response
42 Figure 27 – Notification message format
Figure 28 – Relationship between property value notification (requiring a response) and property value notification response
43 8 Control protocol 2nd
8.1 General
8.2 Frame format
Figure 29 – Processing target property counter for three requests
Figure 30 – Property data counter
44 Figure 31 – ECHONET Lite frame format
Figure 32 – Detailed specifications of ELHD1
45 Figure 33 – Detailed specifications of ELHD2
Figure 34 – Detailed specifications of EOJ code
46 Figure 35 – ELSV code detailed specifications
Table 9 – List of class group codes
48 Table 10 – List of service codes for request
Table 11 – List of ELSV codes for response/notification
49 Figure 36 – ELDATA configuration for property value write service (no response required)
Table 12 – List of ELSV codes for “response not possible”
50 Figure 37 – ELDATA configuration for property value write service (response required)
51 Figure 38 – ELDATA configuration for property value read service
52 Figure 39 – ELDATA configuration for property value write and read service
53 Figure 40 – ELDATA configuration for property value notification service
54 Figure 41 – ELDATA configuration for property value notification (response required) service
55 Figure 42 – EPC detailed specifications
Table 13 – EPC code allocation table
56 9 ECHONET objects: detailed specifications
9.1 Basic concept
Figure 43 – ECHONET Lite Property data counter
57 9.2 ECHONET properties: basic specifications
58 Figure 44 – Example of array elements
Table 14 – Data types, data sizes, and overflow/underflow codes
59 9.3 Device object super class specifications
Figure 45 – Example of property value element deletion
Figure 46 – Example of property value element addition
60 Table 15 – List of device object super class configuration properties
64 Table 16 – Installation location (space) typesand the bit values assigned to them
65 Figure 47 – Data structure of “identification number” property
66 Figure 48 – Data structure of “manufacturer’s fault code” property
68 Table 17 – Fault-content property value assignments
71 9.4 Temperature sensor class specifications
9.5 Humidity sensor class specifications
Table 18 – List of temperature sensor properties
72 9.6 Illuminance sensor class specifications
Table 19 – List of humidity sensor properties
Table 20 – List of illuminance sensor properties
73 9.7 Human detection sensor class specifications
Table 21 – List of human detection sensor properties
74 9.8 Electric energy sensor class specifications
Table 22 – List of electric energy sensor properties
75 9.9 Open/close sensor class specifications
76 Table 23 – List of open/close sensor properties
77 9.10 Current value sensor class specifications
Table 24 – List of current value sensor properties
78 9.11 Air speed sensor class specifications
Table 25 – List of air speed sensor properties
79 9.12 Water flow rate sensor class specifications
Table 26 – List of water flow rate sensor properties
80 9.13 Home air conditioner class specifications
Table 27 – List of home air conditioner properties
91 Figure 49 – Air flow direction (vertical) setting
92 Figure 50 – Air flow direction (horizontal) setting
Table 28 – Air flow direction (horizontal) setting
94 Figure 51 – Mounted air cleaning method
95 Figure 52 – Air purifier function setting
Figure 53 – Air refresh method
96 Figure 54 – Air refresher function setting
Figure 55 – Self-cleaning method
97 Figure 56 – Self-cleaning function setting
100 9.14 Ventilation fan class specifications
Table 29 – List of ventilation fan properties
101 9.15 Air purifier class specifications
Table 30 – List of air purifier properties
102 9.16 Humidifier class specifications
103 Table 31 – List of humidifier properties
105 9.17 Electrically operated shade class specifications
Figure 57 – Implemented ion emission method
106 9.18 Electric water heater class specifications
Table 32 – List of electrically operated shade properties
107 Table 33 – List of electric water heater properties
112 9.19 Household solar power generation class specifications
Table 34 – List of household solar power generation properties
114 9.20 Floor heater class specifications
115 Table 35 – List of floor heater properties
118 Figure 58 – Daily timer setting
119 9.21 Fuel cell class specifications
120 Table 36 – List of fuel cell properties
126 9.22 Storage battery class specifications
127 Table 37 – List of storage battery properties
134 9.23 Electric vehicle charge-discharge system class specifications
Table 38 – List of electric vehicle charge-discharge system properties
143 9.24 Water flow meter class specifications
Table 39 – List of water flow meter properties
147 9.25 Power distribution board metering class specifications
Table 40 – List of power distribution board metering properties
167 9.26 Smart electric meter class specifications
168 Table 41 – List of smart electric meter properties
178 9.27 Smart gas meter class specifications
Table 42 – List of smart gas meter properties
183 Table 43 – Security data information property
185 9.28 General light class specifications
Table 44 – gas consumption log information property
Table 45 – List of general light properties
188 9.29 Refrigerator class specifications
Table 46 – List of refrigerator properties
198 9.30 Microwave oven class specifications
199 Table 47 – List of microwave oven properties
205 Table 48 – Heating status property
206 Table 49 – Automatic heating setting property
207 Table 50 – Automatic heating cycle codes
211 Table 51 – Prompt message codes
212 Table 52 – 2 bytes bitmap definition for each accessory
214 9.31 Washer and dryer class specifications
Table 53 – List of washer and dryer properties
220 Table 54 – washer and dryer setting property
226 Table 55 – washer and dryer cycle option list 1 property
Table 56 – Washer and dryer cycle option list 2 property
227 Table 57 – Washer and dryer cycle option list 3 property
230 Table 58 – Current stage of washer and dryer cycle property
236 9.32 Clothes dryer class specifications
237 Table 59 – List of clothes dryer properties
238 9.33 Cooking heater class specifications
239 Table 60 – List of cooking heater properties
241 Figure 59 – Stove
244 9.34 Switch class specifications
Table 61 – List of switch properties
245 10 Property map description format
Table 62 – Property map description format
246 Bibliography

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