NIC maps an ASCII service name to a CAGE -SEL. Information Access Service (IAS) runs directly on top of IrLMP. Using IrLMP, applications are not required to monitor for data loss or flow control. The IrDA protocol stack can send this data at optimal speeds. IrLMP allows an application of the data that is offered in large blocks to the IrDA protocol stack. IrLMP also adds per-connection flow control for the flow control provided by the IrLAP connection only. A single application can also use IrLMP to open a control connection and a data connection at the same time. Multiple applications can use IrLMP to control input connections without interfering with each other. Infrared Link Management Protocol (IrLMP) adds multi-session support for IrLAP. Applications can use TinyTP to make connections and to send and receive data. Tiny Transport Protocol ( TinyTP ) is exposed through Winsock to applications. The IrDA protocol driver provides the following services: Using these services, applications running on two different computers are able to easily open multiple reliable connections to each other in order to send and receive data. The IrDA protocol driver services are similar to the services provided by the TCP/IP protocol. The IrDA protocol driver uses IrDA Miniport drivers to deliver data between local and remote devices. This protocol driver is responsible for detecting infrared devices, establishing a link between local and remote devices, and reliable delivery of data between local and remote devices. This protocol driver is an implementation of the IrDA Infrared Link Access Protocol (IrLAP). The IrDA protocol driver, IrDA.sys, is the only protocol driver that opens IrDA Miniport drivers. Microsoft IrDA (Infrared) Driver Download
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