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Target Device
A L ON W ORKS device application that is built by the IzoT NodeBuilder tool. There are two types of
targets, development targets and release targets. Development targets are used during development;
release targets are used when development is complete and the device will be released to production.
TP/FT-10
The free topology twisted pair L ON W ORKS channel type, which has 78Kbps bit rate.
U10/20 USB Network Interface.
A low-cost, high-performance L ON W ORKS network interface with a built-in TP/FT-10 or PL-20
transceiver that can be used with USB-enabled computers and controllers.
User-defined Configuration Property Type (UCPT)
A non-standard data structure used for configuration of the application program in a L ON M ARK device.
UCPTs should be used only when there is no appropriate standard configuration property type (SCPT)
defined. L
ON M ARK -certified devices must have UCPTs documented in resource files according to a
standard format, in order to allow the devices to be configured without the need for proprietary
configuration tools.
User-defined Functional Profile Template (UFPT)
A non-standard functional profile template defined by a device manufacturer. UFPTs should be used
only when there is no appropriate standard functional profile template (SFPT) defined. See Functional
Profile for more information about functional profile templates.
User-defined Network Variable Type (UNVT)
A non-standard network variable type defined by the manufacturer of a device. UNVTs should be
used only when there is no appropriate standard network variable type (SNVT) defined.
L
ON M ARK -certified devices must have UNVTs documented in resource files according to a standard
format, in order to allow the devices to be interoperable.
Virtual Functional Block
A static functional block that that contains the network inputs and outputs for a device that are not part
of other functional blocks on the device.
WireShark
WireShark is an open source network prototocol analyzer used to capture, analyze, characterize, and
display network packets so you can pinpoint network or device faults and identifypotential solutions.
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