Device-Serial-SLuRM
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SLµRM UDP Transport
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While SLµRM is primarily intended as a data transport across byte-based serial links such as twisted-pair cable and the like, there may be times when it is useful to use IP-based communication to transport messages; either directly to endpoints or t...
This transport mechanism is independent of the port number used, but suggests 11485 as a memorable port likely to be available to use.
Packet Format
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UDP packets correspond one-to-one with individual MSLµRM packets, prefixed with a header consisting of an 8-byte ASCII magic field for indentification, two single-byte version numbers, and a 16bit opcode field.
char[8] magic "udpSLuRM"
int8 version_major 0
int8 version_minor 0
int16 opcode
The magic text field is sent in text order (i.e. the 'u' is the first byte in the packet), and the 16bit opcode field is sent in big-endian order. The version fields should both be zero; later versions would be indicated by higher numbers. Implementa...
The opcode field indicates what the remaining body of the packet contains. Currently there is only one valid opcode; 0x0001. This indicates that the remaining body contains a single MSLµRM packet *without* its leading SYNC byte (0x55). The packet is...
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