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IRDA(7)                      Linux-IrDA man pages                      IRDA(7)



NAME
       irda - The Linux-IrDA protocol stack

SYNOPSIS
       #include <linux/irda.h>

       stream_s = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
       seqpkt_s = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_SEQPACKET, 0);
       dgram_s = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, IRDAPROTO_UNITDATA);
       ultra_s = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, IRDAPROTO_ULTRA);

DESCRIPTION
       Linux-IrDA  is  a  complete  implementation  of the various IrDA protocols and IrDA
       drivers for Linux.

       The configuration of the low level of the IrDA stack (IrDA ports) and  the  various
       IrDA drivers are described in irattach(8).

       The  usage  of  the  higher  layers of the IrDA stack (IrCOMM, IrLPT, IrNET, IrLAN,
       OBEX...) are described in their respective man pages.

       The core of the Linux-IrDA protocol stack is composed of the  IrLAP,  IrLMP,  IrTTP
       and  IrIAS protocols and is implemented as a kernel module. The programmer's inter-
       face for the IrDA stack is socket based.  For  more  information  on  sockets,  see
       socket(7).

       Note that higher level IrDA protocols may offer a different programmer's interface.
       For example IrCOMM offers a TTY based interface and OBEX  is  available  through  a
       user space library.

SOCKETS TYPE
       The Linux-IrDA socket interface offers 4 types of sockets:

       Stream socket - SOCK_STREAM, 0
              Stream  sockets provides a reliable, stream oriented, full duplex connection
              between two sockets on top of IrTTP, similar to TCP sockets.  IrTTP  guaran-
              tees  that the data arrives in order and manages flow contol, IrLAP retrans-
              mits lost packets.
              Stream sockets does not preserve record boundaries.

       SeqPacket socket - SOCK_SEQPACKET, 0
              SeqPacket sockets provides a reliable, datagram oriented, full  duplex  con-
              nection between two sockets on top of IrTTP.  IrTTP guarantees that the data
              arrives in order and manages flow contol, IrLAP retransmits lost packets.
              SeqPacket sockets preserve record boundaries. Large datagrams will be  frag-
              mented as needed.

       Datagram socket - SOCK_DGRAM, IRDAPROTO_UNITDATA
              SeqPacket  sockets  provides a reliable, datagram oriented, full duplex con-
              nection between two sockets on top of IrLMP.  There is  no  guarantees  that
              the  data  arrives  in  order  and  there  is  no flow contol, however IrLAP
              retransmits lost packets.
              Datagram sockets preserve record boundaries. No fragmentation  is  provided,
              datagrams larger than the IrDA link MTU are truncated or discarded.

       Ultra socket - SOCK_DGRAM, IRDAPROTO_ULTRA
              Ultra  sockets provides a connectionless, unreliable datagram packet service
              on top of IrLAP-Ultra.  Ultra datagrams are sent and receive  only  when  no
              IrLAP  connection  is  established  and otherwise discarded. They are always
              transmitted at 9600 bauds. Datagrams may be lost, reordered, and there is no
              flow control.
              Ultra  sockets  preserve  record  boundaries.  No fragmentation is provided,
              datagrams larger than the Ultra MTU (382 bytes) are truncated or  discarded.

ADDRESS FORMAT
       An IrDA socket address is defined as a combination of an IrDA interface address and
       a service name.  Service names are automatically resolved to lsap through the IrIAP
       protocol.

           struct sockaddr_irda {
               sa_family_t sir_family;   /* AF_IRDA */
               __u8        sir_lsap_sel; /* LSAP selector */
               __u32       sir_addr;     /* Device address */
               char        sir_name[25]; /* Usually <service>:IrDA:TinyTP */
           };

       sin_family  is  always set to AF_IRDA.  sir_lsap_sel is usually not used.  sir_addr
       is the address of the peer and optional (and that case  the  first  peer  discoverd
       will be used).  sir_name is the service name of the socket.

SOCKET OPTIONS
       IrDA  sockets  supports  some protocol specific socket options that can be set with
       setsockopt(2) and read with getsockopt(2).  The socket option  level  for  IrDA  is
       SOL_IRLMP.

       Options that can be set:

       IRLMP_IAS_SET
              Set an entry in the local IAS database.

       IRLMP_IAS_DEL
              Delete an entry from the local IAS database.

       IRLMP_MAX_SDU_SIZE
              Set maximum receive MTU for SeqPacket sockets.

       IRLMP_HINTS_SET
              Set IrDA hint bits to be advertised to peers.

       IRLMP_HINT_MASK_SET
              Set IrDA hint bits filter to be used when performing discovery.

       Options that can be get:

       IRLMP_ENUMDEVICES
              Perform link level discovery and return the content of the discovery log.

       IRLMP_MAX_SDU_SIZE
              Get maximum receive MTU.

       IRLMP_IAS_GET
              Get an entry from the local IAS database.

       IRLMP_IAS_QUERY
              Query an entry in IAS database of a peer using IrIAP.

       IRLMP_WAITDEVICE
              Block  until a new device is discovered. Experimental feature, use with cau-
              tion.

AUTHOR
       Jean Tourrilhes - jt AT hpl.com

SEE ALSO
       irattach(8), irdadump(8), irnet(4), irnetd(8).



irda-utils                        2 May 2003                           IRDA(7)

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