Echelon Mini FX - Manual (Page 47)

34 Installing the Mini FX Evaluation Kit
Figure 2.12 PL 3150/PL 3170 EVB Connections
5. After you plug in the power supplies, LED1 will begin flashing, indicating that the
PL Evaluation Board has entered CENELEC configuration mode. If LED8 is on,
then the CENELEC access protocol is enabled. If LED8 is off, CENELEC is
disabled. By default, CENELEC is enabled.
You must enable the CENELEC access protocol when operating within one of the
CENELEC member states. When operating outside the CENELEC member states,
disable the CENELEC access protocol for optimum performance and reliable
communications.
To change the current setting, you can press the SW8 button on the MiniGizmo I/O
Board to toggle CENELEC support. When you have made a selection, press the SW1
button to confirm your selection and exit CENELEC configuration mode. Make sure
that LED8 is on before pressing SW1 if you want CENELEC enabled, or off if you
want CENELEC disabled. You will not be able to perform any network operations
with the PL EVB until you have made a selection and exited CENELEC
configuration mode.
The CENELEC setting affects the hardware template and program ID (channel type)
selections you will make when using the Mini FX Application with the PL EVBs. See
Chapter 4 for more information on these settings.
The CENELEC EN 50065-1 standard specifies an access protocol for C-band
channels to allow multiple power line signaling devices from different manufacturers
to operate on a common AC-mains circuit. See Chapter 8 of the PL 3120 / PL 3150 /
PL 3170 Smart Transceiver Data Book for more information on the CENELEC