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HA-TEST.NC
A Neuron C program which may be loaded into a
Neuron emulator and bound to the sample host
application for testing.
D1SPLAY.H
A Neuron C include file to drive the Gizmo 2 I/O module
for the test example.
l Host Connect Utility. A sample host connection utility is contained in the HCU
directory, with source code. See Chapter 12 for details. The files supplied are:
HCU.EXE
Executable file for the Host Connection Utility.
HCUJlA1N.C
The main C source program.
HCU.CFG
Configuration file for Borland C.
MAKEFILE
Make file script for Borland C.
MSD-DRVR.H
Driver definition include file.
l Neuron C Connection Example. A sample Neuron C program is contained in
the NC-APPS directory. This program shows how a node on a network connected
to the SLTA-10 Adapter can dial out and connect to a remote host computer. The
files supplied are:
DIALOUT.NC Neuron C source program to dial out with the
SLTA-10 Adapter.
GIZSETUP.NC An example Neuron C program for configuring the
SLTA-10 Adapter. Configures the EEPROM
directories of an SLTA-10 Adapter using the Gizmo 2
I/O module as the user interface.
SLTAJNM.H Definitions of SLTA-specific network management
messages.
Installing the Windows 3.7x DLL Soffware
A second diskette, labeled “LONWORKS Network Driver Interface for Windows
3.1x”, contains the 16-bit Windows Dynamic Link Library (DLL) files. These files
may be used when developing a host application to run under Microsoft Windows
3.1x. The file WLDV . DLL should be copied to your Windows directory (typically
c : \WINDOWS). The files LDV. H and LON. H should be copied to a directory in the
include file search path of your C compiler.
The file WLDV . LIB should be copied to a
directory in the library search path of your application linker.
See Appendix A for
information on using the Windows DLL.
0 ther Drivers
A UNIX network driver and source code for the SLTA-10 MIP mode is available on
the Echelon web site (http://www.echelon.com).
Chapter 9 discusses creating a SLTA-10 MIP mode driver for any host.
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