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Ethernet Global Data Protocol

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Ethernet Global Data (EGD) is a protocol that enables producer (server) to share a portion of its memory to all the consumers (clients) at a scheduled periodic rate. This protocol is developed by GE to exchange data between GE Intelligent Platforms and GE Drive Systems. The protocol uses UDP over Ethernet layers for exchanging the data. A snapshot of internal reference memory, mediated by an Ethernet interface, is referred to as an exchange. An exchange is identified by a unique combination of three major identifiers.

  • The Producer ID (the producer's IP address)
  • The Exchange ID (the exchange's identifier)
  • The Adapter Name (the Ethernet interface identifier)