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from a list of channel types maintained by the

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association. You can update the list by

downloading the latest program ID data from

www.lonmark.org/spid

. Select Custom if you are

using a transceiver that is not compatible with

any of channel types in the list. To enter a

channel type value that has not yet been added to
the standard list, select <Enter

Number[Decimal]> and enter a decimal value

from 0 to 255 in the box to the right of the
Channel Type box (the calculator converts the

value to hex for the program ID).

Model Number

The specific product model. Assign a unique
model number for the specified manufacturer,

device class, usage, and channel type. You may

use the same hardware for multiple model
numbers depending on the program that is loaded

into the hardware. The model number within the

program ID does not have to conform to your
published model number. This value can be

automatically updated by setting Automatic

Program ID Management in the Program ID

window of the device template wizard (described

earlier in this chapter). Enter a model number
within the range specified in the device template

wizard.

Standard Development

Program ID

Identifies this device as a development or

prototype device. Set this checkbox if the device
has not been certified by the L

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Interoperability Association. When set, the

calculator sets the F field of the program ID to 9.
When cleared, the calculator sets the F field of the

program ID to 8—this value is reserved for devices
certified by the L

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association.

Has Changeable Interface

Set this checkbox to indicate that the device has a

changeable device interface. Set this checkbox if

the device has any network variables with

changeable types, or if the device supports
dynamic network variables.

Dynamic network variables are network variables

that are added at installation time by a network
tool. You can only implement dynamic network

variables on host-based devices, so you cannot use

them in any Neuron Chip or Smart Transceiver-
hosted devices that you develop with the

NodeBuilder tool.

Network variables with changeable types are
network variables whose type can be modified at

installation time by a network tool. You can
implement changeable type network variables on

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