This parameter is used to retrieve a packed list of all Endpoints that exist on a device.

Enable RDM Traffic on Endpoint

This parameter is used to enable or disable the RDM Traffic on a specified Endpoint. This shall only affect traffic using the defined RDM Start Code and will not affect the traffic for normal DMX packets or any other alternate packet types.

Endpoint to Universe

This parameter is used to assign an Endpoint on a device to a specific sACN DMX512 Universe. It may also be used within a Splitter to assign inputs to outputs.

Endpoint Timing Description

This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a given Endpoint timing setting. The label may be up to 32 ASCII characters.

Discovery State

This parameter is used to initiate E1.20 RDM Discovery ([RDM] Section 7) of RDM Responders connected to the specified Endpoint or to get the status of the discovery process.

Identify Endpoint

This parameter is used for the user to identify an Endpoint on a device. Endpoints on a device shall identify themselves if possible, using a visible and/or audible action.

Background Queued/Status Message Collection Policy

This parameter is used to set a Background Collection Policy for managing collection of Queued messages from an RDM device on an E1.20 network.

Background collection policies are a flexible framework for Splitters, Proxies, and RDMnet Gateways to implement different configuration policies for collection of Queued and Status Messages from RDM Devices. Possible collection strategies might include more frequent collection of higher priority messages, or overall higher or lower collection frequencies.

Endpoint Label

This parameter provides a means of setting a descriptive label for each Endpoint on a device. This may be used to specify the purpose of that Endpoint or the origination source for the data.

Endpoint Responder List Change

This parameter returns a unique List Change Number as a means for Controllers to identify if the Endpoint Responder List has changed.

Background Discovery

This parameter is used to enable/disable background E1.20 RDM discovery for an Endpoint. Background Discovery is an ongoing autonomous discovery routine running on a device that periodically discovers additional RDM Responders as they come online.

The background discovery process may also include the periodic unmuting of all RDM Responders and re - muting all known RDM Responders before performing an incremental discovery to ensure all connected RDM Responders are properly discovered regardless of their previous connection state. The frequency that Background Discovery operates at is up to the implementer and may vary based on the amount of other traffic.

Endpoint Responders