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Add capabilities to module documentation
Signed-off-by: Cornelius Claussen <[email protected]>
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EvseSlac | ||
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This is an implementation of the ISO 15118-3 EVSE side SLAC protocol. | ||
The general flow of operation will be like this: | ||
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- start of operation begins with a control pilot transition from state | ||
A, E or F to Bx, Cx or Dx. This is indicated by the EvseManager by calling | ||
the commands enter_bcd/leave_bcd. | ||
- Once started, it waits for a CM_SLAC_PARM_REQ from the EV side to start the SLAC session. | ||
- In case of success, SLAC finishes with a CM_SLAC_MATCH_RES, which sends a new NMK to the EV side. | ||
The EV then joins the logical network and the two modems are paired. A dlink_ready(true) is published | ||
to signal to the EvseManager that the low level PLC link is ready for communication. | ||
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If not run as root user, this modules requires the capability CAP_NET_RAW. | ||
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Todo | ||
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- make use of the enable flag in the reset command or drop it, if not needed | ||
- handle CM_VALIDATE.REQ message | ||
- implement PLC chip resetting after unplug or failed SLAC sessions (especially for QCA chips) |
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