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Initialize the Object Server, create the network, and open the system. Make
sure that your application is attached to the network when doing so. See
Chapter 4 for more information on these tasks.
Make sure that the system management mode is set to propagate device configuration updates:
System.MgmtMode = lcaMgmtModePropagateConfigUpdates
Create or select the Subsystem object that will
contain the new device:
Subsystems.Add()
Subsystems.Item()
Add an AppDevice object for the new device to to
the AppDevices collection of the selected
Subsystem:
Set MyAppDevices = Subsystem.AppDevices
Set MyDevice = MyAppDevices.Add()
Acquire the Neuron ID for the device as
described in the Neuron ID Assignment section
in Chapter 6 of this document. Then, assign the
Neuron ID to the new AppDevice object.
MyDevice.NeuronId = AcquiredId
Set the device’s Priority and Location
properties to their desired values:
MyDevice.Priority = Prio
MyDevice.Location = Loc
Set the device to the online state.
MyDevice.State = lcaStateCnfgOnline
Connect a device to other
devices on the network:
NvHub.AddTarget()
NvHub.Connect()
For more information on
connections, see Connecting
Devices in Chapter 6.
Remove the device:
AppDevices.Remove()
Choose a task:
Create a device
Add a connection
Remove a device
Optionally. load the device’s application
image:
MyDevice.LoadEx()
Commission the device, and then synchronize the device
configuration properties, and commission the device. You can also
update any configuration property values in this step. Perform these
operations within the same transaction:
MySystem.StartTransaction()
MyDevice.CommissionEx()
MyDevice.DownloadConfigProperties()
MySystem.EndTransaction()
Figure 5.4 Ad Hoc Installation Tasks
The following section describes the tasks depicted in figure 5.4 in more detail. Note that
if your network uses multiple channels, you will need to define the network’s channels
and install and configure the network’s routers as you define your devices. For more
information on this, and on other considerations you will need to make when managing a
network with multiple channels, see Managing Networks with Multiple Channels on
page 169.
1. Initialize your application, create the network that is to be installed, and open
the system. Make sure that your application is attached to the network at this
point (meaning that is has specified a network interface). These tasks are
described in Chapter 4, Programming an LNS Application.
- LNS Programmer's Guide 1
- Preface 3
- Purpose 4
- Audience 4
- Examples 4
- Technical Support 4
- Development System 5
- LNS Remote Client PC 6
- Table of Contents 7
- Software 15
- System Requirements 16
- Party Software 16
- Chapter 2 - What’s New in 19
- Turbo Edition 19
- Performance Enhancements 20
- New Features 20
- Enhanced Data Formatting 21
- GetDataPoint Method 21
- FormatLocales Collection 21
- Using Permanent Monitor Sets 25
- Using Temporary Monitor Sets 26
- Miscellaneous 31
- Compatibility 32
- Interface Compatibility 33
- Database 33
- Runtime Component Updates 33
- Exception Codes 34
- Dynamic Functional Blocks 35
- Formatting Enhancements 36
- Flexible Program ID 37
- NV Type Management 39
- Security 40
- Chapter 3 - LNS Overview 41
- Introduction to LNS 42
- The LNS Programming Model 43
- LNS Components 44
- LNS Object Server 45
- LNS Object Server Hierarchy 46
- ConnectDescTemplate 48
- NetworkVariable 48
- Network Service Devices 49
- Network Interfaces 49
- LNS Network Services 50
- LNS Clients 51
- Local Client Applications 52
- ONWORKS Channel 53
- Full Client Applications 54
- Getting Started 55
- ONWORKS network 57
- Chapter 4 - Programming an 59
- LNS Application 59
- Selecting the Access Mode 63
- Opening the Object Server 64
- Opening a Network 65
- Specifying the License Mode 67
- Dim MyNetwork as LcaNetwork 74
- Opening a System 75
- ONWORKS/IP channels 76
- Setting System Parameters 77
- Managing Transactions 79
- Monitoring and Transactions 80
- Event Handling 81
- Exception Handling 84
- Chapter 5 - Network 87
- Management : Installing a 87
- Network 87
- Installation Scenarios 89
- Engineered Mode Installation 90
- Ad Hoc Installation 90
- Engineered Mode 91
- Commissioning Phase 95
- Automatic Installation 103
- Installing Devices 107
- Tracking Device Updates 113
- Chapter 6 - Network 117
- Management: Defining 117
- Commissioning and 117
- Connecting Devices 117
- Device Interfaces 118
- ONWORKS application 120
- Device Resource Files 121
- Scope Selectors 122
- ONMARK Interoperability 123
- The Bigger Picture 124
- SFPTnodeObject 125
- UFPTcooker 125
- Creating AppDevice Objects 127
- Neuron ID Assignment 129
- Service Pin 129
- Find and Wink 131
- Manual Entry 133
- Post-Load State 134
- Commissioning Devices 135
- Device Validation Options 137
- LNS Licensing Considerations 138
- Configuring Devices 139
- Generic Configuration Data 139
- Setting Devices Online 142
- Using the OnAttachment Event 144
- Replacing Devices 146
- Upgrading Devices 148
- Decommissioning Devices 150
- Channels 151
- Removing Devices 151
- Connection Rules 154
- Device One 155
- Device Two 155
- Adding Connections 156
- Modifying Connections 157
- Mirrored Connections 158
- Connection Descriptions 159
- Chapter 7 - Network 161
- Management: Optimizing 161
- Connection Resources 161
- Network Design Time 166
- Alias Options 166
- Broadcast Options 167
- Shortage of Groups 171
- Shortage of Aliases 172
- Predictive Strategies 173
- Conclusion 175
- Chapter 8 - Network 177
- Management: Advanced 177
- Remote Full Clients 179
- Using the PreReplace Method 180
- Using Shared Media 181
- ONWORKS router 186
- Installation Order 189
- Channel Isolation Process 190
- Removing Routers 192
- Accessing a Device Interface 193
- ConfigProperties 194
- ConfigPropertiesAvailable 194
- DynamicLonMarkObjectCapacity 194
- DynamicMessageTags 194
- LonMarkObjects 194
- MaxNVSupported 195
- MessageTags 195
- NetworkVariables 195
- StaticNVCount 195
- Chapter 9 - Monitor and 203
- Control 203
- ONWORKS network, data can 204
- Permanent Monitor Sets 206
- Temporary Monitor Sets 207
- Creating Monitor Sets 208
- Managing Monitor Sets 209
- Setting Monitoring Options 214
- NvMonitorOptions Object 216
- Authentication 217
- GenerateInitialFetch 217
- PollInterval 217
- Priority 218
- ReportByException 218
- ResetPollingIfUpdated 219
- Retries 219
- ServiceType 220
- UseAsyncSend 221
- SuppressPollingIfBound 221
- ThrottleInterval 221
- UseBoundUpdates 222
- MsgMonitorOptions Object 223
- FilterByCode 224
- FilterBySource 224
- FilterCode 224
- Using the Enable Method 227
- Setting the Poll Interval 232
- Scenario 235
- Fan-in Connections 235
- Using Message Monitor Points 238
- Controlling Message Points 241
- Application 247
- Data Source Options 250
- MyDataPoint.Write() 253
- Performance Considerations 254
- Data Formatting 255
- CurrentFormatLocale 258
- (1) value, which causes 261
- Chapter 10 - LNS Database 263
- Management 263
- Overview of LNS Databases 264
- Automatic Database Upgrade 264
- Backing Up Network Databases 265
- Validating Network Databases 266
- Validate Method 267
- Special Considerations 268
- Removing Network Databases 269
- Moving Network Databases 270
- Network Recovery 271
- 5. Open the system 274
- Application-Level Recovery 276
- Chapter 11 - LNS Network 279
- Interfaces 279
- Network Interfaces Overview 280
- ONWORKS Plug 'n 281
- Addressing 283
- LonTalk Transactions 283
- Number of Groups 284
- Neuron Ids 284
- Using xDriver Interfaces 285
- Using LONWORKS/IP Interfaces 286
- ONWORKS/IP interface 289
- Chapter 12 - Director 291
- Applications and Plug-Ins 291
- ONWORKS network, or 292
- LNS Plug-In API 293
- Registering Plug-Ins 293
- Accessing Extension Data 294
- Detecting Existing Plug-Ins 296
- Implementing an LNS Plug-In 302
- Chapter 13 - LNS Licensing 303
- Demonstration Mode 305
- Standard Mode 305
- Entering the Standard Mode 306
- Protecting Your Keys 306
- Viewing License Status 306
- Tracking License Events 307
- License Event Types 307
- ONWORKS 308
- Testing Devices 309
- Applications 315
- Using setup.exe 321
- Using _SetupLNS.dll 324
- Chapter 15 - Advanced Topics 327
- File Transfer 328
- Developing Remote Tools 330
- Developing Mobile Tools 331
- Debugging LNS Applications 334
- Dim MyBuzzer As LcaAppDevice 335
- Appendix A - Deprecated 337
- Methods and Obsolete Files 337
- Deprecated Objects 338
- Deprecated Methods 338
- Deprecated Properties 339
- Obsolete Files 340
- Appendix B – LNS, MFC and 343
- LNS, MFC and ATL 344
- Example Application Suite 351
- Network Management Example 352
- Initializing a Network 353
- ONWORKS network interfaces 354
- ONWORKS/IP Server 356
- Source Code Mappings 358
- Monitor and Control Example 360
- Example Director Application 365
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