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PRESENTED BY VIDYA SANJEEVAN S7 EC ROLL NO:51 SNMIMT

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CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION GOALS NEED FOR HAVi ARCHITECTURE WORKING CLASSIFICATION ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES APPLICATIONS FUTURE SCOPE CONCLUSION REFERENCE

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INTRODUCTION
HAVi is a : Non-profit Organization Eight major manufacturers: Grundig , Hitachi, Panasonic, Philips, Sharp, Sony, Thompson and Toshiba along with 30 other participants
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GOALS OF HAVi
y Create an open standard y home networking y future- proof y simplify operation of devices by users

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HAVi ARCHITECTURE
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Vendor specific hardware and software Application Programming Interface(API)

y IEEE 1394 as connecting medium y Media Manager and messaging system

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Software modules : Registry Event Manager Stream Manager Resource Manager Device Control Modules (DCM) DCM Managers
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HAVi architecture
y 1394 Communication media manager : synchronous and asynchronous communication y Messaging System : passes messages y Registry : Directory service y Event Manager : Event delivery service

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y Stream Manager : real time transfer of AV

y Resource Manager : sharing of resources y Device Control Module(DCM) : Control y DCM Manager : installation and removal of DCM code

units
y Managing needed to prevent conflict between devices

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FIREWIRE
y IEEE 1394 standard , Apple Commuters y Data transfer rates of 400 Mbps (and more) y connects upto 63 devices without needing hubs y Isochronous protocol y plug and play y Addresses 64 bit address space
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WORKING
y Locate FAV or IAV y Upload DCM y Install :

Device Control modules for device II. Functional Component Modules for each component of the device
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CLASSIFICATION OF HAVi DEVICES

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FULL AV DEVICES
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Runs all elements of the HAVi architecture

y Runs Java code uploaded from other devices y They can act as controllers for other HAVi

devices
y examples: set top boxes, TV s, PC s
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INTERMEDIATE AV DEVICES (IAV)

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Cannot run Java bytecodes

y Special purpose controllers for some

devices
y examples: Home theatre amplifiers or DVD

players
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BASE AV DEVICES
y Can store Java bytecode and upload it to a

FAV
y Controlled by code running on the FAV y Examples: Portable audio players,

camcorders
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LEGACY AV DEVICES (LAV)

y Devices that already exist and are avilable

with users
y Do not recognize HAVi architecture y Firewire and Non-Firewire

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ADVANTAGES
y Interoperability
y Brand Independence y Linked to the past , upgradable in the future y Hot plug and enjoy

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DISADVANTAGES
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Firewire complicated to implement

y Data formats of devices different y Spread of viruses y very high price

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FUTURE SCOPE
y LINUX as operating system and JAVA as

programming language

y Connecting HAVi to other networks

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CONCLUSION
y Future of home networking

y HAVi the only standard capable of

exploding AV capabilities

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REFERENCES
y Bodlaender , M.P.; Wendorf , R.G., 2000, Adding full

internet protocol functionality to HAVi , Proceedings of the ICCE International Conference on Consumer Electronics 2001, pp. y www.havi.org y IEEE, IEEE standard 1394, 1996, Standard for a High Performance Serial Bus , Piscataway, N.J., IEEE Press, parts 1 - 5

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THANK YOU QUERIES

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