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OpenLDV™ ReadMe File
Release 3.3A, September 2006

Copyright © 2003 – 2006 Echelon Corporation
All Rights Reserved

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The OpenLDV driver provides LONWORKS® tool developers with a unified Windows software interface for sending and receiving LonTalk® messages through Echelon's family of network interfaces including:

·i.LON® 10 Ethernet Adapter;

·i.LON 100 Internet Server;

·PCLTA-20 and PCLTA-21 PCI Network Interfaces;

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·PCC-10 PC Card Network Interface;

·SLTA-10 Serial Network Interface; and

·U10 and U20 USB Network Interfaces.

The OpenLDV driver also works with Echelon’s legacy network interfaces such as the PCLTA, PCLTA-10, and SLTA/2.

When used in conjunction with the i.LON 10 and i.LON 100, the OpenLDV driver provides outstanding security including RC4 encryption, MD5 authentication, and protection from replay attacks, as well as transparent, fault-tolerant session recovery when the IP connection or power to the i.LON network interface is interrupted. Support is provided for uplink connections, wherein a remote network initiates a call, either dial-up or broadband, into a service center. Uplink connections are commonly used in large remote access systems in which hundreds or thousands of sites report back to a single service center.

The OpenLDV installer installs all required drivers needed to access the PCLTA-20, PCLTA-21, PCC-10, i.LON 10, i.LON 100, U10 and U20 network interfaces. To use other legacy network interfaces, install the appropriate network interface driver in addition to the OpenLDV installer.

For Windows developers, the development of PC-based network tools will be simpler and less time-consuming using Echelon's LNS® Network Operating System software. In addition, network tools that use LNS will have higher performance levels than those that use OpenLDV. Contact Echelon Sales at www.echelon.com/sales if you would like assistance in determining whether you should develop your network tools with LNS or with OpenLDV.

Network tool installer programs normally incorporate the OpenLDV installer; however, if the network tool does not include the OpenLDV installer, the end-user can download and install the OpenLDV driver separately.

Network tool developers use the OpenLDV Developer's Kit to build support for the OpenLDV driver into their network tools. The OpenLDV Developer’s Kit may be downloaded from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The OpenLDV driver is licensed royalty-free for use exclusively with Echelon's family of network interface products.

This file contains important information about the OpenLDV installer. Additional information and updates, including critical updates, may be available in Echelon’s Downloads web page at www.echelon.com/downloads.

• Pentium® III, 366MHz equivalent processor or higher
• Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP, or Server 2003
• 128MB RAM or more as required by operating system
• 10MB of available hard-disk space
• Available USB 1.1 or 2.0 port (if using U10 or U20 USB Network Interfaces)

You must have Administrative Privileges in order to install this software.

If you are using the U10 or U20 USB Network Interface, install the OpenLDV driver before plugging the network interface into a USB port.

Double-click the OpenLDV installer (OpenLDV330A.exe) to begin the OpenLDV installation. OpenLDV330A.exe is available on CD-ROM or from www.echelon.com/downloads. The Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Echelon OpenLDV 3.3 window appears. Click Next to continue. This opens the License Agreement window.

Read the terms of the license agreement and, if you agree to the terms, click I Accept to continue. This opens the Installing Echelon OpenLDV 3.3 window. The installer completes the OpenLDV driver installation.

Normally, you are not required to reboot your computer after installing the OpenLDV driver and no completion dialog appears when the installation completes successfully. If the OpenLDV driver is not installed successfully, a dialog appears to notify you of the problem.

If you are using the i.LON 10 Ethernet Adapter or the i.LON 100 Internet Server, you may need to modify the configuration (such as the IP address) for those devices by opening LonWorks Interfaces in the Windows Control Panel. Consult the LonWorks interface online help for more information. Advanced users may wish to create specialized connection profiles using the xDriver Profile Editor. For more information on the xDriver Profile Editor, see Chapter 2 of the OpenLDV Programmer’s Guide, xDriver Supplement.

To develop OpenLDV applications, install the OpenLDV Developer's Kit available from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The OpenLDV driver is installed using Microsoft Windows Installer technology. Some components of this product were also present in earlier installations of Echelon products that did not follow the Windows Installer installation rules. As a result, installing some older Echelon products after installing the OpenLDV driver may revert some files to obsolete versions.

Download papenmeier usb devices driver. Workaround: If you experience software behavior changes as a result of another software installation, you can repair this product installation through the following procedure:

1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Click Echelon OpenLDV 3.3 in the program list.
4. Click Click Here for Support Information.
5. Click the Repair button.

This section lists the changes included in OpenLDV 3.3A.

6.1Problems Fixed

The following problems have been fixed in OpenLDV 3.3A. Numbers in parentheses at the end of the fix descriptions are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

• The PCLTA-20 driver does not recognize the new RoHS-compliant PCLTA-20 network interface card. (42396)

This section lists the changes included in OpenLDV 3.3.

7.1Certified PCLTA-20, PCLTA-21, and PCC-10 Drivers

The Echelon network interface cards formerly supported by a separate driver installation have been incorporated into the OpenLDV installation. The driver for these cards has been certified by Microsoft for compatibility with the Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 operating systems.

These interfaces are still defined and managed through the LonWorks® Plug n’ Play item in the Windows Control Panel.

7.2Problems Fixed

The following problems have been fixed in OpenLDV 3.3. Numbers in parentheses at the end of the fix descriptions are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

• LonScanner packet timestamp can drift significantly. (40860)
• Windows handle leak when repeatedly opening and closing driver sessions. (39204)

The following are known OpenLDV problems and their workarounds. The numbers in parentheses at the end of the problem descriptions are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

8.1Interaction with LNS 3, Service Pack 8, Update 1 (36682)

Echelon released a patch update to the LNS product in March 2003 named “LNS 3, Service Pack 8, Update 1” (LNS3SP8U1) that is not forward compatible with OpenLDV 3.3A and later releases.

This patch will cause problems for any computer with OpenLDV 3.3A installed, if it is installed after OpenLDV 3.3A. It will overwrite the newer OpenLDV components, causing them to revert back to older versions. This will cause all functionality added in OpenLDV 3.3A—such as USB network interface support—to be lost, and may cause programs that use new OpenLDV 3.3A API calls (see ldv32.h in the OpenLDV 3.3 Developer’s Kit) to completely fail to run.

The LNS3SP8U1 patch is included in some versions of the Echelon i.LON 10, i.LON 100 v1.1 and LonMaker® 3.13 product installations, and may also be embedded in installations from other companies that license and redistribute the LNS runtime. Although it is being phased out of product software, it may be encountered for some time to come. The OpenLDV 3.3A installation can be used as a replacement for LNS3SP8U1, as it corrects all of the problems corrected by that update, plus provides new USB functionality.

This problem will only manifest itself if LNS 3 is installed on the computer. If LNS Turbo or a later version is installed, this problem will not occur.

Workaround: If you suspect that you have encountered this problem, go through the procedure described in Repairing OpenLDV Installations. The OpenLDV 3.3A installation will then repair itself and function correctly. If this is not the problem, there is no harm in running the repair operation.

8.2Interaction with LNS 3.08 (36258)

After installing OpenLDV 3.3A over LNS 3.08, uninstalling OpenLDV 3.3A will cause LNS 3.08 to become inoperable. OpenLDV 3.3A provides a partial upgrade to LNS 3.08 that may not be completely reversed by uninstalling. If your product installation embeds the OpenLDV 3.3A installation, do not attempt to uninstall it as part of your uninstallation process.

Workaround: If LNS 3.08 has been inadvertently broken by uninstalling OpenLDV 3.3A, reinstall OpenLDV 3.3A.

8.3Some Installations Require Reboot (32205, 32177)

On Windows 2000, the OpenLDV installation will require a reboot before LonWorks Interfaces appears in the Windows Control Panel or before the OpenLDV driver is accessible to all users.

On all Windows versions later than Windows 2000, if the OpenLDV driver is installed by one User, a reboot is necessary before logging onto another User and using OpenLDV. Logging off one User and onto another is not sufficient.

The installation does not always inform the user when a reboot is required.

Workaround: If some OpenLDV functionality is not working after installation, but before reboot, try again after rebooting your computer.

8.4LonWorks Interfaces Missing from Control Panel (41439)

On a small number of Windows 2000 installations, LonWorks Interfaces may not appear in the Windows Control Panel, even after a reboot. This has been seen on a small number of computers that have been upgraded from earlier versions of Windows to Windows 2000.

Workaound: On Windows 2000, follow these steps:

1. Right-click My Computer on your desktop or Start menu and select Properties.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. Click the Environment Variables button.
4. Select the Path variable on the System Variables list.
5. Edit the Path variable to place the OpenLDV installation directory earlier in the list of directories, but be sure to place it after the standard Windows root and System32 directories.
6. Reboot and look for LonWorks Interfaces in the Windows Control Panel.

Since the OpenLDV driver is designed to be incorporated into third-party software products, the documentation required to use the OpenLDV driver is included with the third-party software product that includes the OpenLDV driver.

If you do need to create Windows applications using the OpenLDV driver, download the OpenLDV Developer's Kit available from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The license that governs the use of the OpenLDV driver is agreed to before downloading the OpenLDV driver from the Echelon Web site, or is included as part of the license displayed by any software incorporating the OpenLDV driver. The license is also available from the LonWorks OpenLDV directory in license_OpenLDV.htm.

The company that writes an application that uses the OpenLDV driver is required to provide technical support for their product. For technical support purely in relation to the OpenLDV driver apart from use of the OpenLDV driver by a client application, contact www.echelon.com/support.

Echelon welcomes your feedback on the OpenLDV driver. Please send non-technical support-related comments and feedback on the OpenLDV driver to OpenLDV@echelon.com.

OpenLDV™ ReadMe File
Release 3.3C, November 2006

Copyright© 2003 – 2006 Echelon Corporation
All Rights Reserved

The OpenLDV driverprovides LONWORKS®tools and applications with a unified Windows software interface for sendingand receiving LonTalk® messages through Echelon's family of network interfacesincluding:

·i.LON® 10 Ethernet Adapter;

·i.LON 100 Internet Server;

·PCLTA-20 and PCLTA-21 PCI Network Interfaces;

·PCC-10 PC Card Network Interface;

·SLTA-10 Serial Network Interface (with a separate driver); and

·U10 and U20 USB Network Interfaces.

The OpenLDV driveralso works with Echelon’s legacy network interfaces such as the PCLTA, PCLTA-10,and SLTA/2.

When used inconjunction with the i.LON 10 and i.LON 100, the OpenLDV driverprovides outstanding security including RC4 encryption, MD5 authentication, andprotection from replay attacks, as well as transparent, fault-tolerant sessionrecovery when the IP connection or power to the i.LON network interface isinterrupted. Support is provided for uplink connections, wherein a remotenetwork initiates a call, either dial-up or broadband, into a service center. Uplinkconnections are commonly used in large remote access systems in which hundredsor thousands of sites report back to a single service center.

The OpenLDV installerinstalls all required drivers needed to access the PCLTA-20, PCLTA-21, PCC-10, i.LON10, i.LON 100, U10, and U20 network interfaces. To use an SLTA-10 or otherlegacy network interface, install the appropriate network interface driver inaddition to the OpenLDV driver.

For Windowsdevelopers, the development of network tools and applications for Windows willbe simpler and less time-consuming using Echelon's LNS® Network Operating System. In addition, network tools and applications that use LNS will have higherperformance levels than those that use OpenLDV. Contact Echelon Sales at www.echelon.com/sales if you would likeassistance in determining whether you should develop your network tools withLNS plus the OpenLDV driver or just with the OpenLDV driver.

Network tool installer programs normally incorporate theOpenLDV installer; however, if the network tool does not include the OpenLDV installer,the end-user can download and install the OpenLDV driver separately.

Network tool developers use the OpenLDV Developer's Kit tobuild support for the OpenLDV driver into their network tools. The OpenLDVDeveloper’s Kit may be downloaded from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The OpenLDV driver is licensed royalty-free for useexclusively with Echelon's family of network interface products.

This document contains important information about theOpenLDV driver. Numbers in parentheses at the end of the fix descriptions inthe Changes sections are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs. Additionalinformation and updates, including critical updates, may be available inEchelon’s Downloads web page at www.echelon.com/downloads.

1Overview. 1

2Contents. 2

3System Requirements. 3

4Installation. 3

5Repairing OpenLDVInstallations4

6Changes in OpenLDV3.3C4

7Changes in OpenLDV3.3B4

8Changes in OpenLDV3.3A4

9Changes in OpenLDV3.35

9.1Certified PCLTA-20,PCLTA-21, and PCC-10 Drivers5

9.2Problems Fixed. 5

10Known Problems andWorkarounds5

10.1Interaction with LNS3, Service Pack 8, Update 1 (36682)5

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10.2Interaction with LNS3.08 (36258)6

10.3Some InstallationsRequire Reboot (32205, 32177)6

10.4LonWorks InterfacesMissing from Control Panel (41439)6 Auerswald network & wireless cards driver.

11Documentation. 7

12License. 7

13Technical Support7

14Feedback. 7

• Pentium® III, 366MHz equivalent processor or higher
• Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP, or Server 2003
• 128MB RAM or more as required by operating system
• 10MB of available hard-disk space
• Available USB 1.1 or 2.0 port (if using U10 or U20 USB Network Interfaces)

You must have Administrative Privileges in order to installthis software.

If you are using the U10 or U20 USB Network Interface,install the OpenLDV driver before plugging the network interface into aUSB port.

Double-click the OpenLDV installer (OpenLDV330C.exe)to begin the OpenLDV installation. OpenLDV330C.exe is available onCD-ROM or from www.echelon.com/downloads. The Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Echelon OpenLDV 3.3 window appears. Click Next to continue. This opens the License Agreement window.

Read the terms of the license agreement and, if you agree tothe terms, click I Accept to continue. This opens the InstallingEchelon OpenLDV 3.3 window. The installer completes the OpenLDV driverinstallation.

Normally, you are not required to reboot your computer afterinstalling the OpenLDV driver and no completion dialog appears when theinstallation completes successfully. If the OpenLDV driver is not installedsuccessfully, a dialog appears to notify you of the problem.

If you are using the i.LON 10 Ethernet Adapter or thei.LON 100 Internet Server, you may need to modify the configuration (suchas the IP address) for those devices by opening LonWorks Interfaces inthe Windows Control Panel. Consult the LonWorks Interfaces online help for moreinformation. Advanced users may wish to create specialized connection profilesusing the xDriver Profile Editor. For more information on the xDriver ProfileEditor, see Chapter 2 of the OpenLDV Programmer’s Guide, xDriver Supplement.

To develop OpenLDV applications, install the OpenLDVDeveloper's Kit available from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The OpenLDV driver is installed using Microsoft WindowsInstaller technology. Some components of this product were also present inearlier installations of Echelon products that did not follow the WindowsInstaller installation rules. As a result, installing some older Echelonproducts after installing the OpenLDV driver may revert some files to obsoleteversions.

Workaround: If you experience software behavior changesas a result of another software installation, you can repair this productinstallation through the following procedure:

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1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Click Echelon OpenLDV 3.3 in the program list.
4. Click Click Here for Support Information.
5. Click the Repair button.

The PCC10L7 image has been added back to theavailable images for the PCC and PCLTA cards. This image is not used by LNSapplications, but some legacy applications require it. (42584)

In some cases, OpenLDV 3.3 installation can cause PCLTA-10,PCLTA-20 and PCC-10 card device driver entries to disappear after reboot. (42583)

The PCLTA-20 driver does not recognize the new RoHS-compliantPCLTA-20/SMX network interface card. (42396)

This section lists the changes included in OpenLDV 3.3.

9.1Certified PCLTA-20, PCLTA-21, and PCC-10 Drivers

The Echelon network interface cards formerly supported by aseparate driver installation have been incorporated into the OpenLDVinstallation. The driver for these cards has been certified by Microsoft forcompatibility with the Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 operatingsystems. These interfaces are still defined and managed through the LonWorks®Plug n’ Play item in the Windows Control Panel.

9.2Problems Fixed

The following problems have been fixed in OpenLDV 3.3:

• LonScanner packet timestamp can drift significantly. (40860)
• Windows handle leak when repeatedly opening and closing driver sessions. (39204)

The following are known OpenLDV problems and theirworkarounds. The numbers in parentheses at the end of the problem descriptionsare Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

10.1Interaction with LNS 3, Service Pack 8, Update 1 (36682)

Echelon released a patch update to the LNS product in March2003 named “LNS 3, Service Pack 8, Update 1” (LNS3SP8U1) that is not forwardcompatible with OpenLDV 3.3 and later releases.

This patch will cause problems for any computer with OpenLDV3.3 installed, if it is installed after OpenLDV 3.3. It will overwrite thenewer OpenLDV components, causing them to revert back to older versions. Thiswill cause all functionality added in OpenLDV 3.3—such as USB network interface support—to be lost, and maycause programs that use new OpenLDV 3.3 API calls (see ldv32.h in theOpenLDV 3.3 Developer’s Kit) to completely fail to run.

The LNS3SP8U1 patch is included in some versions of theEchelon i.LON 10, i.LON 100 v1.1, and LonMaker® 3.13 product installations,and may also be embedded in installations from other companies that license andredistribute the LNS runtime. Although it is being phased out of productsoftware, it may be encountered for some time to come. The OpenLDV 3.3installation can be used as a replacement for LNS3SP8U1, as it corrects all ofthe problems corrected by that update, plus provides new USB functionality.

This problem will only manifest itself if LNS 3 is installedon the computer. If LNS Turbo or a later version is installed, this problemwill not occur.

Workaround: If you suspect that you have encounteredthis problem, go through the procedure described in Repairing OpenLDVInstallations. The OpenLDV 3.3 installation will then repair itself andfunction correctly. If this is not the problem, there is no harm in runningthe repair operation.

10.2Interaction with LNS 3.08 (36258)

After installing OpenLDV 3.3 over LNS 3.08, uninstallingOpenLDV 3.3 will cause LNS 3.08 to become inoperable. OpenLDV 3.3 provides apartial upgrade to LNS 3.08 that may not be completely reversed byuninstalling. If your product installation embeds the OpenLDV 3.3installation, do not attempt to uninstall it as part of your uninstallationprocess. Workaround: If LNS 3.08 has been inadvertently broken byuninstalling OpenLDV 3.3, reinstall OpenLDV 3.3.

10.3Some Installations Require Reboot (32205, 32177)

On Windows 2000, the OpenLDV installation will require areboot before LonWorks Interfaces appears in the Windows Control Panelor before the OpenLDV driver is accessible to all users.

On all Windows versions later than Windows 2000, if the OpenLDVdriver is installed by one user, a reboot is necessary before logging ontoanother user and using OpenLDV. Logging off one user and onto another is notsufficient.

The installation does not always inform the user when areboot is required.

Workaround: If some OpenLDV functionality is notworking after installation, but before reboot, try again after rebooting yourcomputer.

10.4LonWorks Interfaces Missing from Control Panel (41439)

On a small number of Windows 2000 installations, LonWorksInterfaces may not appear in the Windows Control Panel, even after areboot. This has been seen on a small number of computers that have beenupgraded from earlier versions of Windows to Windows 2000. Workaround: On Windows 2000, follow these steps:

1. Right-click My Computer on your desktop or Start menu and select Properties.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. Click the Environment Variables button.
4. Select the Path variable on the System Variables list.
5. Edit the Path variable to place the OpenLDV installation directory earlier in the list of directories, but be sure to place it after the standard Windows root and System32 directories.
6. Reboot and look for LonWorks Interfaces in the Windows Control Panel.

Since the OpenLDV driver is designed to be incorporated intothird-party software products, the documentation required to use the OpenLDV driveris included with the third-party software product that includes the OpenLDV driver.

If you need to create Windows applications using the OpenLDVdriver, download the OpenLDV Developer's Kit available from www.echelon.com/downloads.

The license that governs the use of the OpenLDV driver isagreed to before downloading the OpenLDV driver from the Echelon Web site, oris included as part of the license displayed by any software incorporating theOpenLDV driver. The license is also available from the LonWorks OpenLDVdirectory in license_OpenLDV.htm.

The company that writes an application that uses the OpenLDVdriver is required to provide technical support for their product. Fortechnical support purely in relation to the OpenLDV driver apart from use ofthe OpenLDV driver by a client application, contact Echelon Support asdescribed at www.echelon.com/support.

Echelon welcomes your feedback on the OpenLDV driver. Please send non-technical support-related comments and feedback on the OpenLDV driverto OpenLDV@echelon.com.