Latest version of the documents ION Handles and ION Protocol

[engenharia_memt]

Hello,

I would like to know where to find to download the latest version of the documents ION Handles, ION Protocol and ION Reference.

The version of ION_Handles that I found is 21-10-2002 and not contains the newest ION Modules such as Averaging and Disturbance Direction Detection.

Thanks in advance.

[Robert_Lee · Accepted solution]

The ION Handles are no longer published as it is constantly changing as different ION firmware keep adding to the overall list of registers/handles  The ION firmware team is in charge of maintaining that list and they store it in a Microsoft Excel format.  I will try and locate the latest version of the files sometime today and upload them to the folders located here.

The ION Protocol document requires a signed NDA prior to releasing it outside of =S= and requests should be funneled through Tech Support.

The latest version of the ION Reference can be found here.

[Anonymous user]

Thanks, Buddha!

[Hal_Etheridge]

Note that ION is designed to be fully self describing so technically you should not need a list of ION handles to find and read any register on any ION device.

If you want more technical details on how to navigate the tree using some simple logic then email me directly.  Once you get used to how things work it is actually quite intuitive.

[engenharia_memt]

Robert,

Thank you very much for sharing the informations and files. Our Company already has the required NDA to get the ION Protocol document.

[engenharia_memt]

Thanks, Hal! I'll contact you by email.

[richard_schwass]

Hi Robert,

We often modify ION Setup with custom views etc...

The ION Handles document is most useful in getting the register numbers - any chance we could at least have the last updated copy?

Real pity that its no longer being updated

Regards Richard

[sesa70148]

I realize this is an old post, but people may still find it in the search. If you're looking for the latest ION Reference, it's probably best to do a search on the website, which brings up this.

[Yut]

Richard, I used the ION Setup to view the corresponding HEX number.