ISO 9506-1:2000

INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 9506-1
First edition
2000-08-15
Industrial automation systems —
Manufacturing Message Specification —
Part 1:
Service definition
Systèmes d'automatisation industrielle — Spécification de messagerie
industrielle —
Partie 1: Définition des services
Reference number
ISO 9506-1:2000(E)
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Contents Page
Foreword . xii
Introduction . xiii
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Definitions . 2
3.1 Reference Model definitions . 2
3.2 Service Convention definitions . 3
3.3 Abstract Syntax Notation definitions . 3
3.4 Other definitions . 3
4 Abbreviations . 6
5 Conventions . 6
5.1 Base of Numeric Values . 6
5.2 Object modelling . 6
5.3 Specialisation of MMS . 8
5.4 Service Parameter Description . 9
5.5 Invocation Identifier on Service Primitives . 11
5.6 List Of Modifier on Service Primitives . 11
5.7 Addressing in MMS . 11
5.8 Service Conventions . 11
5.9 Calling and Called MMS-user . 11
5.10 Sending and Receiving MMS-user and MMPM . 12
5.11 Requesting and Responding MMS-user . 12
5.12 Client and Server of a Service . 12
5.13 Relationship of Object Models to Service Tables . 13
6 MMS in the OSI Environment . 13
6.1 Information Processing Tasks and Real Systems . 14
6.2 Application Processes . 14
6.3 Interaction of Application Processes . 14
6.4 Interaction of Application Processes in OSI . 15
6.5 Structure of Application Entities . 15
6.6 Addressing of Application Entities . 15
6.7 Application Context . 15
6.8 Presentation Context, Abstract Syntaxes, and Transfer Syntaxes . 15
6.9 MMS requirements of the communication system . 16
7 The Virtual Manufacturing Device . 22
7.1 Introduction . 22
7.2 The Structure of a VMD . 23
7.3 The NULL Object . 32
7.4 Transactions . 32
7.5 Specification of Named objects . 34
7.6 Object Name structure . 38
7.7 Object Class structure . 39
8 Environment And General Management services . 40
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8.1 Introduction and Models . 40
8.2 Initiate service . 49
8.3 Conclude service . 56
8.4 Abort service . 58
8.5 Cancel service . 58
8.6 Reject service . 60
9 Conditioned service response . 65
9.1 Introduction and Models . 65
9.2 AccessCondition parameter . 72
9.3 DefineAccessControlList service . 73
9.4 GetAccessControlListAttributes service . 75
9.5 ReportAccessControlledObjects service . 77
9.6 DeleteAccessControlList service . 79
9.7 ChangeAccessControl service . 80
10 VMD Support Services . 84
10.1 Introduction . 84
10.2 Status Response parameter . 84
10.3 Status service . 85
10.4 UnsolicitedStatus service . 86
10.5 GetNameList service . 87
10.6 Identify service. 88
10.7 Rename service . 90
10.8 GetCapabilityList service . 91
10.9 VMDStop service . 92
10.10 VMDReset service . 93
11 Domain Management Services . 95
11.1 Introduction and Models . 95
11.2 InitiateDownloadSequence service . 101
11.3 DownloadSegment service . 103
11.4 TerminateDownloadSequence service . 105
11.5 InitiateUploadSequence service . 106
11.6 UploadSegment service . 108
11.7 TerminateUploadSequence service . 109
11.8 RequestDomainDownload service . 110
11.9 RequestDomainUpload service . 112
11.10 LoadDomainContent service . 114
11.11 StoreDomainContent service . 116
11.12 DeleteDomain service . 119
11.13 GetDomainAttributes service . 120
12 Program Invocation Management Services . 122
12.1 Introduction and Models . 122
12.2 CreateProgramInvocation service . 130
12.3 DeleteProgramInvocation service . 133
12.4 Start service . 135
12.5 Stop service . 138
12.6 Resume service . 139
12.7 Reset service . 142
12.8 Kill service . 144
12.9 GetProgramInvocationAttributes service . 145
12.10 Select service . 148
12.11 AlterProgramInvocationAttributes service . 150
12.12 ReconfigureProgramInvocation service . 152
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13 Unit Control . 154
13.1 Introduction and Models . 154
13.2 Control Element . 155
13.3 InitiateUnitControlLoad service . 157
13.4 UnitControlLoadSegment service . 159
13.5 UnitControlUpload service . 160
13.6 StartUnitControl service . 163
13.7 StopUnitControl service . 165
13.8 CreateUnitControl service . 166
13.9 AddToUnitControl service . 167
13.10 RemoveFromUnitControl service. 169
13.11 GetUnitControlAttributes service . 170
13.12 LoadUnitControlFromFile service . 171
13.13 StoreUnitControlToFile service . 173
13.14 DeleteUnitControl service . 174
14 Variable Access Services . 176
14.1 The MMS Variable Access Model . 177
14.2 Specification of Types . 184
14.3 Specification of Alternate Access . 189
14.4 Specification of Data Values . 193
14.5 Specification of Access to Variables . 195
14.6 Read service . 199
14.7 Write service. 200
14.8 InformationReport service . 202
14.9 GetVariableAccessAttributes service . 203
14.10 DefineNamedVariable service . 205
14.11 DeleteVariableAccess service . 207
14.12 DefineNamedVariableList service . 210
14.13 GetNamedVariableListAttributes service . 212
14.14 DeleteNamedVariableList service . 213
14.15 DefineNamedType service . 216
14.16 GetNamedTypeAttributes service . 217
14.17 DeleteNamedType service . 219
14.18 Conformance . 221
14.19 Guidance To Implementors . 221
15 Data Exchange Management Services . 222
15.1 The Data Exchange management model . 222
15.2 ExchangeData service . 223
15.3 GetDataExchangeAttributes service . 225
16 Semaphore Management Services . 227
16.1 The Semaphore Management Model . 227
16.2 TakeControl service . 234
16.3 RelinquishControl service . 238
16.4 DefineSemaphore service . 240
16.5 DeleteSemaphore service . 242
16.6 ReportSemaphoreStatus service . 243
16.7 ReportPoolSemaphoreStatus service . 245
16.8 ReportSemaphoreEntryStatus service . 247
16.9 AttachToSemaphore Modifier . 249
16.10 Conformance . 252
17 Operator Communication services . 252
17.1 The Operator Communications Model . 253
17.2 Input service . 255
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17.3 Output service . 258
18 Event Management services . 259
18.1 Event Detection and Notification . 260
18.2 TriggerEvent service . 265
18.3 EventNotification service . 266
18.4 AcknowledgeEventNotification service . 269
18.5 GetAlarmSummary service . 271
18.6 GetAlarmEnrollmentSummary service . 274
18.7 Attach To Event Condition Modifier . 278
18.8 Conformance Requirements Unique to Event Management . 280
19 Event Condition services . 281
19.1 Event Conditions . 281
19.2 DefineEventCondition service . 286
19.3 DeleteEventCondition service . 289
19.4 GetEventConditionAttributes service . 291
19.5 ReportEventConditionStatus service . 294
19.6 AlterEventConditionMonitoring service . 295
20 Event Action services . 298
20.1 Event Actions . 298
20.2 DefineEventAction service . 299
20.3 DeleteEventAction service . 301
20.4 GetEventActionAttributes service . 303
20.5 ReportEventActionStatus service . 304
21 Event Enrollment services . 306
21.1 Event Enrollments . 306
21.2 DefineEventEnrollment service . 314
21.3 DeleteEventEnrollment service . 318
21.4 GetEventEnrollmentAttributes service . 321
21.5 ReportEventEnrollmentStatus service . 326
21.6 AlterEventEnrollment service . 328
22 Event Condition List services . 332
22.1 Event Condition Lists . 332
22.2 DefineEventConditionList service . 333
22.3 DeleteEventConditionList service . 335
22.4 AddEventConditionListReference service . 336
22.5 RemoveEventConditionListReference service . 339
22.6 GetEventConditionListAttributes service . 341
22.7 ReportEventConditionListStatus service . 342
22.8 AlterEventConditionListMonitoring service . 344
23 Journal Management services . 346
23.1 The Journal Management Model . 347
23.2 ReadJournal service . 349
23.3 WriteJournal service . 357
23.4 InitializeJournal service . 360
23.5 ReportJournalStatus service . 362
23.6 CreateJournal service . 364
23.7 DeleteJournal service . 365
23.8 Conformance Requirements Unique to Journals . 366
24 Errors . 366
24.1 Error Type . 367
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24.2 Description of structure of generic error type: . 367
24.3 Additional Code . 373
24.4 Additional Detail . 373
24.5 Modifier Position . 373
25 MMS Standardized Names . 374
25.1 Introduction . 374
25.2 Unique Name Assignment Mechanism . 374
25.3 MMS Standardized Names . 374
25.4 End of Module . 378
26 Conformance . 379
26.1 Introduction . 379
26.2 Conformance Building Blocks (CBBs)) . 379
26.3 Static Conformance Requirements . 381
26.4 Calling MMS-user Conformance Requirements . 381
26.5 Called MMS-user Conformance Requirements. 381
26.6 Server Conformance Requirements . 382
26.7 Client Conformance Requirements . 382
26.8 Parameter CBB Conformance Requirements . 383
26.9 Dynamic Conformance . 384
Annex ARelationship of the VMD to an OSI Communication System . 385
A.1 Introduction. 385
A.2 Addressing of Application Entities . 386
A.3 Conformance Requirements . 386
Annex BRequirements for Companion Standards . 387
B.1 Introduction. 387
B.2 Scope . 387
B.3 References . 387
B.4 Requirements . 387
B.5 Outline of an MMS Companion Standard . 388
Annex CFile Access service . 394
C.1 ObtainFile service . 394
Annex DFile Management services . 396
D.1 Introduction . 396
D.2 The MMS File Model . 396
D.3 FileOpen service . 398
D.4 FileRead service . 399
D.5 FileClose service . 401
D.6 FileRename service . 402
D.7 FileDelete service. 403
D.8 FileDirectory service . 404
D.9 File Attributes parameter . 407
D.10 Additional Specification for the Conclude Service . 407
Annex EScattered Access . 408
E.1 Introduction. 408
E.2 Variable Specification parameter . 410
E.3 DefineScatteredAccess service . 411
E.4 GetScatteredAccessAttributes service . 414
E.5 DeleteVariableAccess service . 416
E.6 DefineNamedVariableList service . 416
E.7 GetNamedVariableListAttributes service . 416
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E.8 DeleteNamedVariableList service . 417
Annex FMMS on TCP/IP . 418
F.1 Introduction . 418
F.2 General Internet Environments . 418
F.3 References . 418
Figures
Figure 1 - Relationships of Client and Server, Requesting and Responding MMS-user, and Sending and Receiving
MMPM . 13
Figure 2 - M-ASSOCIATE service . 17
Figure 3 - M-RELEASE service . 19
Figure 4 - M-DATA service . 20
Figure 5 - M-U-ABORT service . 21
Figure 6 - M-P-ABORT service . 22
Figure 7 - Environment Management State Diagram . 40
Figure 8 - Domain State Diagram . 99
Figure 9 - Upload State Machines . 101
Figure 10 - LoadDomainContent . 114
Figure 11 - StoreDomainContent . 117
Figure 12 - Program Invocation State Diagram . 129
Figure 13 - Semaphore Entry model . 232
Figure 14 - Token Semaphore model . 233
Figure 15 - Pool Semaphore model . 234
Figure 16 - Operator Station State Diagram . 255
Figure 17 - Relationship Between Event Management Objects . 260
Figure 18 - Network-triggered Event Condition State Diagram . 284
Figure 19 - Monitored Event Condition State Diagram . 285
Figure 20 - Event Action State Diagram . 305
Figure 21 - State Diagram for &alarmAcknowledgmentRule = none . 312
Figure 22 - State Diagram for &alarmAcknowledgmentRule = simple . 312
Figure 23 - State Diagram for &alarmAcknowledgmentRule = ack-active . 313
Figure 24 - State Diagram for &alarmAcknowledgmentRule = ack-all . 314
Figure 25 - The MMS Server Application Process . 385
Figure 26 - File Read State Machine . 398
Tables
Table 1 - M-ASSOCIATE service . 17
Table 2 - M-Release service parameters . 19
Table 3 - M-Data service parameters . 20
Table 4 - M-U-Abort service parameters . 21
Table 5 - M-P-Abort service parameters . 22
Table 6 - Local control . 31
Table 7 - Name Class and Scope . 36
Table 8 - Object Name . 38
Table 9 - Object Class . 39
Table 10 - Initiate service . 50
Table 11 - Conclude service . 56
Table 12 - Abort service . 58
Table 13 - Cancel service . 59
Table 14 - Reject service . 60
Table 15 - Access Condition parameter . 72
Table 16 - DefineAccessControlList service . 74
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Table 17 - GetAccessControlListAttributes service . 75
Table 18 - ReportAccessControlledObjects service . 78
Table 19 - DeleteAccessControlList service .
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