MOANA: Modules of OBUS Assigned Numbers Authority

Current numbers

Module types

Type ID	Module ID range	Type	Remarks
0	0	controller	There should be one controller per CAN network, and it should use ID 0.
0	1–255	info
1	0–255	puzzle
2	0–255	needy
3	0–255	reserved

Info modules identifiers

ID	Issued to	Module name	Remarks
1	redfast00	Serial number module
255	private use	Development	Used before receiving an ID from MOANA.

Puzzle modules identifiers

ID	Issued to	Module name	Remarks
0	Zeus WPI	Doolhof
1	Zeus WPI	Spectroscopy Amplifier (model 2020)
255	private use	Development	Used before receiving an ID from MOANA.

Needy modules identifiers

ID	Issued to	Module name	Remarks
255	private use	Development	Used before receiving an ID from MOANA.

Requesting an identifier for your module

During development, you may use the development identifiers. To participate in games, you should request a unique ID.

You can request an identifier in the ~obus channel on the Zeus Mattermost. Use this template:

**MOANA – Request for OBUS Module ID**
My name, for the "issued to" field: 
Module name: 
Module type: puzzle needy info (remove what does not apply)
Remarks:

About OBUS

You see an armed time bomb but don't know how to disarm it. Your friends found a manual to defuse the bomb and you have them on call. This is the premise of the game OBUS, a hardware project by Zeus WPI.

OBUS consists of different modules (a controller, puzzles, needy modules, info modules) that are connected on a CAN bus. To make sure each module has a unique identifier, MOANA was created.