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The FLORIES Language and the Teacher-Learner Protocol-Considerations for a Computer-Controlled Sound System Protocol

Existing control technology for entertainment electronics is poorly suited to future demands of network-style control and monitoring. Early approaches are characterized by fixed message types and preordained meanings. This paper describes a self-learning protocol that satisfies the OSI model. It will, thus, cope with current forms of equipment and is inherently capable of adapting to new, as yet unimagined, equipment.

Author: Mornington-West, Allen
Affiliation: QUAD Electroacoustics, Huntingdon, U.K.
AES Convention:98 (February 1995) Paper Number:4014 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Networks and Interfacing

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