PID = SUPPORTED_PARAMTERS / PARAMTER_DESCRIPTION question - E1.20 RDM (Remote Device Management) Protocol Forums

ericthegeek · October 1st, 2009

There are already responders in the wild that don't support the DMX_START_ADDRESS PID. Even if it were to be made mandatory in a future version of the document, controllers would still have to handle devices that don't support it.

zano_villa · February 5th, 2015

Hello!
I have a doubt: if I have only required parameters in my RDM implementation, do I have to respond to a GET_COMMAND SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS request from controller?

And if the answer is YES, is this the reason for 0x00 in PDL (page 54 of standard)?

Thank you.

February 5th, 2015	#2
zano_villa Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Treviso, Italy Posts: 21	About SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS pid Hello! I have a doubt: if I have only required parameters in my RDM implementation, do I have to respond to a GET_COMMAND SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS request from controller? And if the answer is YES, is this the reason for 0x00 in PDL (page 54 of standard)? Thank you.

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ericthegeek Task Group Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 390	There are already responders in the wild that don't support the DMX_START_ADDRESS PID. Even if it were to be made mandatory in a future version of the document, controllers would still have to handle devices that don't support it.