New (and Edit) device window

This window adds and edits discovered devices to the station database and configures their properties.

The driver includes components for a variety of Lon devices including:

  • Dynamic
  • Q7300
  • Xl10Chc
  • Xl10Hyd
  • Powertrak9000
  • Reko21002100
Figure 71.   Dynamic device New properties
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To open a device window, expand Config > Drivers, double-click LonNetwork, select a device row under the Database pane and click Edit.

In addition to the standard property, Enabled, these properties are unique to dynamic devices.

Property Value Description
Name (available for dynamic devices only) text Provides a name for the device.

This value does not affect the Lonworks node. You may change it as needed.

Type (available only when creating a new device by clicking the New button) for devices: drop-down list Identifies the type of device: Dynamic Device, Ip Local Device, Q7300, Xl10 Chc or Xl10Hyd.
State read-only Reports the current condition of the device.
Channel Id number (defaults to zero (0) ) Configures the Lonworks channel number. If you are configuring a third-party Config Server, use the channel number provided by the router’s interface.
Subnet number (defaults to zero (0) ) Identifies the network under a channel to which the device belongs. If you are configuring a third-party Config Server, use the subnet number provided by the router’s interface.
Node number (defaults to zero (0) ) Defines the node within the subnet and channel for a newly-added device. You assign this number. It should be unique for this device witin the subnet.
Working Domain read-only (defaults to 0) Reports the domain to which the device is connected.

If a host station is operating as the network manager (typical), its Lon Netmgmt always needs access to the zero-length domain to receive service pin messages.

Program Id read-only  
Neuron Id read-only (hexadecimal number) Reports a physical device number.
Lon Xml File (available for dynamic devices only) filepath Supports the use of the manufacturer-defined user nvs, or UNVTs (vs. SNVTs) by specifying a .lnml file for a device that implements the UNVTs needed.

This file contains device, point and variable information. A Quik Learn automatically uses it to create Lon devices. The file extension is .lnml