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application image files used for various memory parts, see Chapter 8 of the NodeBuilder
FX User’s Guide.
To compile and build, your device application, follow these steps:
1. In the Target Hardware box on the Application tab, select the standard hardware
template for your EVB.
• If you are using the Mini FX/FT Evaluation Kit, select FT 5000 Evaluation
Board.
• If you are using the Mini FX/PL Evaluation Kit, select PL 3150 Evaluation
Board (CENELEC off), PL 3150 Evaluation Board (CENELEC on), PL
3170 Evaluation Board (CENELEC off), or PL 3170 Evaluation Board
(CENELEC on).
The CENELEC EN 50065-1 standard is a European-standard protocol for
controlling access to a power line used for communication. It is required for
power line communication in most CENELEC member states, which include
most of Europe and some neighboring countries. For operation outside states
governed by the CENELEC committee, you must disable the CENELEC access
protocol for optimum performance and reliable communication. See Chapter 8 of
the PL 3120 / PL 3150 / PL 3170 Smart Transceiver Data Book for more
information on the CENELEC protocol. To view this book, click Start, point to
Programs, point to Echelon Mini, point to Smart Transceiver Data Books,
and then click it.
2. In the Standard Program Identifier box, click Calculate. The Standard
Program ID Calculator dialog opens.
3. Specify the program ID for your device application. The program ID uniquely
identifies an application, and must be different for every type of device on a network.
The program ID includes fields that define the manufacturer, device class, device
subclass, transceiver type, and model number for a device type.
Enter the following values for the program ID fields:
• In the Manufacturer ID (M:MM:MM) property, enter your standard
manufacturer ID or temporary manufacturer ID in decimal format, or select the
Examples manufacturer ID.
• If your company is a L ON M ARK member, but you do not know your manufacturer
ID, you can find your ID in the list of manufacturer IDs at
www.lonmark.org/spid .
• If you do not have a standard manufacturer ID, you can request a temporary
manufacturer ID by filling out a simple form at www.lonmark.org/mid .
• In the Category property, select the I/O option.
• In the Device Class (CC:CC) property, select the Multi-I/O module (5.01)
option.
• In the Usage (UU) property, select the General option.
• In the Channel Type (TT) property, select the TP/FT-10 option if your
development platform is a FT 5000 EVB, or select the PL-20 option if your
development platform is a PL 3150/PL 3170 EVB.
• In the Model Number (NN) property, enter 01.