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Old May 30th, 2017   #9
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Hello everyone,
just a simple question: if I have implemented some Manufacturer Specific PIDs, how can I inform controller about these PIDs? I think with SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS pid.
So why on page 55 of standard is written: "Manufacturer-Specific PIDs may or may not be included in the response" ?
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In some cases you may not want to publicly report a manufacturer-specific PID in your product if it is intended for your own use only. If you intend for it to be private and that you only use it with your own controller then you don't include it in the SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS. If you intend for other controllers to be able to make use of this PID then you announce it in SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS for controllers to be aware of it.
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