Add support for early versions of CIP specification #1
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This might not be complete but I at least wanted to get what I have working saved somewhere other then on my machine. |
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http://read.pudn.com/downloads589/doc/2410232/CIP%20Vol1_3.3.pdf Page 95 Section 3-5.5.1.1 connection parameters are only 16 bits Also adds an option to not fully close the conncetion. This allows reconnection for slightly offspec devices.
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I have opened a PR so it might make more sense to wait for that unless we end up with multiple changes needed. |
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Add support for early versions of CIP specification
http://read.pudn.com/downloads589/doc/2410232/CIP%20Vol1_3.3.pdf
Page 95
Section 3-5.5.1.1
connection parameters are only 16 bits