Added comments to create Doxygen Modules for some of the DM BIBBs (DCC, Who-Is, RD) so far.
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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}
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#endif /* __cplusplus */
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/** @defgroup DMDDB Device Management-Dynamic Device Binding (DM-DDB)
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* @ingroup RDMS
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* 16.10 Who-Is and I-Am Services <br>
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* The Who-Is service is used by a sending BACnet-user to determine the device
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* object identifier, the network address, or both, of other BACnet devices
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* that share the same internetwork.
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* The Who-Is service is an unconfirmed service. The Who-Is service may be used
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* to determine the device object identifier and network addresses of all devices
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* on the network, or to determine the network address of a specific device whose
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* device object identifier is known, but whose address is not. <br>
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* The I-Am service is also an unconfirmed service. The I-Am service is used to
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* respond to Who-Is service requests. However, the I-Am service request may be
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* issued at any time. It does not need to be preceded by the receipt of a
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* Who-Is service request. In particular, a device may wish to broadcast an I-Am
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* service request when it powers up. The network address is derived either
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* from the MAC address associated with the I-Am service request, if the device
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* issuing the request is on the local network, or from the NPCI if the device
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* is on a remote network.
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*/
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#endif
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