This page contains links to AES70 information resources.
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Main OCA Alliance public website | ||
ocaalliance.com | ||
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Online quick reference to AES70 classes and datatypes | ||
AES70-OCC | Web version of AES70-2, the class structure that defines AES70's control repertoire; Provided by OCA Alliance member DeusO GmbH. | |
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Pair of howto presentations from the AES 143d Convention, October 18-21 2017. These can be downloaded from the OCA Alliance at the links given below; additionally, audio recordings of them can be purchased from the AES organization. | ||
How to make an AES70 device | PDF (64 slides) | |
How to make an AES70 controller | PDF (39 slides) | |
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Two presentations on the AES70 Object Model, the class structure that defines AES70's control repertoire: | ||
The object model and its relationship to AES70 | PDF (20 slides) | Detailed presentation on the Object Model; choice of three formats: |
The OCA Object Model v07 (navigable) | Detailed look at the OCA object model, excluding AES70 protocol details. Navigable version, 60 slides; requires Microsoft PowerPoint. | |
The OCA Object Model v07 (PDF) | PDF (59 slides); sequentially readable only. | |
The OCA Object Model v07 (summary) | Navigable version, arranged as summary with clickable details | |
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Introductory materials for people who are new to device control based on public, object-oriented standards: | ||
Device control newbie FAQ | Frequently-asked questions asked by product managers and developers contemplating the use of a public device control scheme for the first time; PDF, 2 pages | |
XCA - the eXample Control Architecture. | Tiny object-oriented control architecture that mirrors OCA, but is much simpler. For people new to object-oriented control schemes, it explains the basic ideas of OCA without too much distracting detail. | |
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Published technical articles about AES70 / OCA: | ||
The Open Control Architecture in the AES Journal |
JAES Volume 61 Issue 4 pp. 185-200; April 2013. Full description of OCA as it was in 2013. The concepts are still the same today, although many features have been added, and a few have changed. |
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