IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013
IEEE Standard for Device Discovery, Connection Management, and Control Protocol for IEEE 1722(TM) Based Devices
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IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 is a technical standard focused on device discovery, connection management, and control protocol behavior for IEEE 1722(TM) based devices. It addresses how compatible networked components identify each other, establish connections, and exchange control information in a structured way. For systems that depend on coordinated device communication, IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 helps define a clearer framework for interoperability, setup consistency, and implementation alignment across connected products.
What is IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013?
IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 is a draft IEEE standard that defines protocol details for discovering devices, managing links, and controlling IEEE 1722(TM) based equipment. In practical terms, it supports the coordination of endpoints that need to recognize one another and maintain working connections in a predictable way. The document is relevant to engineering teams evaluating device behavior, interface compatibility, and communication requirements within a connected hardware system.
Where is IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 used?
This standard is typically relevant in networked device environments where IEEE 1722(TM) based products must be discovered and managed before they can operate together. That may include connected audio, media, or embedded control systems that rely on defined connection setup and control messaging. It is useful for design, integration, and testing workflows where consistent device interaction matters, especially when multiple components from different implementations must work within the same technical framework.
Why is IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 important?
IEEE P1722.1/D23 Mar 2013 matters because predictable discovery and connection management can reduce integration risk and improve interoperability between compliant devices. For manufacturers and system integrators, it can support clearer design targets, more reliable testing, and better control over how devices respond during setup and operation. It also helps procurement and engineering teams compare implementations against a common technical reference rather than relying on ad hoc behavior.
- Device discovery behavior
- Connection management rules
- Control protocol structure
- IEEE 1722(TM) based device interoperability
- Integration and compliance reference
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: P1722.1 (2024)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2021)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2021)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2021)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2021)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2018)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2016)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2016)
- This Version: P1722.1 (2013)
- Previous Version: P1722.1 (2012)
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