DI-Guy has custom PDUs that allow remote control of DI-Guy Scenario.

Once DI-Guy Scenario has joined the network, it responds to custom PDUs to load scenarios, merge other scenarios into the current scenario, set time-of-day information, perform playback control functions (start, stop, reset, and so on), trigger scripts in the scenario, or even receive scripts composed by the sender. There are also some PDUs sent by DI-Guy Scenario that allow the sender to know when activities were completed.

The network master could also be another DI-Guy Scenario application if desired.

Please see ./include/diguy_dis_constants.h for a list of custom PDUs, descriptions, and how to use them. This information is also available in the DI-Guy Reference.

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