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Connected Home Appliances - Object Modeling This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. American National Standard Connected Home Appliances - Object Modeling ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003 (R2007) (Reaffirmation of ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003) This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. PREFACE The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers develops standards in accordance with AHAM's "Policy and Procedures Governing Technical Standards", which states: “AHAM Standards shall be in the best interest, mutually, of consumers who use appliances, and other properly interested parties.” AHAM standards are presented to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for recognition as American National Standards. This standard was so recognized on October 31, 2007 and bears the American National Standard designation ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003 (R2007). This edition supersedes ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003. With regard to safety, AHAM recommends that all appliance products--both major and portable--manufactured or marketed in the United States be submitted to an appropriate independent laboratory for inspection and listing in conformance with the safety standards and procedures followed by such laboratories. AHAM welcomes comments and suggestions regarding this standard. Any standard may be reviewed and improved as needed. All standards must be updated or reconfirmed at least every five years. Any interested party, at any time, may request a change in an AHAM standard. Such request should be addressed to AHAM's President, and should be accompanied by a statement of reason for the request and a suggested alternate proposal. Copyright © 2007 by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) All rights reserved. The hard copy print version of this document shall be for individual use only. The electronic file version of this document shall be for storage on one computer for purposes of viewing and/or printing one copy for individual use only. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part by any means, and shall not be transmitted electronically or otherwise to a third person without the prior written permission of AHAM. i This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AHAM would like to acknowledge the following companies and representatives for participating in the development of this standard. During the course of the project, many others also contributed, for which AHAM is thankful, but only primary participants in the final product are listed. Task Force members: 1. Applica Consumer Products, Bob Fanzutti 2. BSH Home Appliances (Thermador), Dindo Uy 3. Echelon Corporation, Bob Warden 4. Electrolux Home Products North America, Robert Woods 5. Emerson Appliance Controls, Perry Rothenbaum, Tom Sheahan, Tim Graff 6. emWare, Inc., Todd Rytting 7. GE Appliances, Ed McInerney (Chairman), John Hooker, Wolfgang Daum 8. Invensys Appliance Controls, Tom Glennon 9. LG Electronics U.S.A., Inc., Ki-Tae Oh 10. Maytag Corporation, Keith Egger 11. Molex Connector Corporation, Bernie Finnegan 12. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD (SEC), Living Appliance Division, Lee Jeong-han 13. Sharp Electronics Corp., Wayne Myrick 14. Sub-Zero Freezer Company, Inc., Greg Beal, Chris Rieger 15. Therm-O-Disc, Incorporated, Prasad Khadkikar, Richard Miu 16. Whirlpool Corporation, Dale Mayes, Gale Horst 17. WRAP, Inc., Dr. Kenneth Wacks (consultant) 18. ZiLog, Mike Gershowitz Drafting Subcommittee Members: 1. Echelon Corporation, Bob Warden 2. Emerson Appliance Controls, Perry Rothenbaum and Tom Sheahan 3. GE Appliances, John Hooker 4. Maytag Corporation, Keith Egger 5. Sharp Electronics Corp., Wayne Myrick 6. Sub-Zero Freezer Company, Inc., Greg Beal, Chris Rieger 7. Whirlpool Corporation, Dale Mayes (Chairman) 8. WRAP, Inc., Dr. Kenneth Wacks (consultant) Working Group Leaders: 1. Definitions and General Approach - Ken Wacks 2. Clothes Washer model - Perry Rothenbaum 3. Refrigerator model - John Hooker 4. Clothes Dryer model - Keith Egger 5. Dishwasher model - Tom Sheahan 6. Range model - Perry Rothenbaum 7. Microwave Oven model - Dale Mayes 8. Room Air Conditioner model - John Hooker AHAM staff support: Larry Wethje and Bill Rose (consultant) Legal Counsel: Yee Wah Chin of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, PC ii This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. PURPOSE .................................................................................................................1 2. SCOPE ......................................................................................................................2 3. DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................3 4. GENERAL APPROACH TO MODELING APPLIANCES...........................................4 4.1. Objects and Methods..........................................................................................4 4.2. Commands and Events ......................................................................................4 4.3. Object Classes....................................................................................................5 4.4. Methods..............................................................................................................5 4.5. Event Messages .................................................................................................6 4.6. Appliance State Names ......................................................................................6 4.7. Notes for Appliance Models................................................................................7 4.8. Structure and Hierarchy of Appliance Models ....................................................8 4.9. Manufacturer Extensions....................................................................................8 5. Clothes Washer Appliance Model............................................................................10 5.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................11 5.2. USER CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................................13 5.3. OPERATION MONITORING SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................16 6. Refrigerator-Freezer Appliance Model.....................................................................20 6.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................21 6.2. MAIN COMPARTMENT SYSTEM (REQUIRED) ..........................................22 6.3. AUXILIARY COMPARTMENT SYSTEM ..........................................................28 6.4. ICE MAKER/DISPENSER SYSTEM ................................................................31 7. Clothes Dryer Appliance Model ...............................................................................36 7.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................37 7.2. USER CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................................39 7.3. OPERATION MONITORING SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................41 8. Dishwasher Appliance Model...................................................................................45 8.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................46 8.2. USER CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................................48 8.3. OPERATION MONITORING SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................49 9. Range, Oven, Cooktop Appliance Model.................................................................55 9.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................56 9.2. OVEN SYSTEM................................................................................................58 9.3. COOK TOP SYSTEM.......................................................................................64 10. Countertop Microwave Oven Appliance Model ....................................................71 10.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................72 10.2. USER CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................................74 10.3. OPERATION MONITORING SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................78 11. Room Air Conditioner (Window Type) Appliance Model ......................................81 11.1. DEVICE DESCRIPTION SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED) ...................................82 11.2. USER CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................................83 11.3. OPERATION MONITORING SUBSYSTEM (REQUIRED).............................86 iii This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. LIST OF FIGURES Figure No. Title Page 4-1 A Message to an Object Involves A Method 4 4-2 Commands and Events as Alternate Message Types 4 4-3 Virtual State Indicators 7 4-4 Structure/Hierarchy of Appliance Models 8 4-5 AHAM Appliance Model Hierarchy 9 5-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Clothes Washer 10 6-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Refrigerator-Freezer 20 7-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Clothes Dryer 36 8-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Dishwasher 45 9-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Range, Oven, Cooktop 55 10-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Countertop Microwave Oven 71 11-1 AHAM Appliance Model of Room Air Conditioner 81 iv This is a preview of "ANSI/AHAM CHA-1-2003...". Click here to purchase the full version from the ANSI store. INTRODUCTION AHAM formed a Smart Appliance Task Force in August
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