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The memory map for a Series 6000 chip is “auto-tuned”. This means that the linker decides

how to partition the RAM based upon the needs placed on it by the application. The user

does not need to specify the address ranges used for each type of memory (code vs data vs

persistent data).


IP Support
The system image for the Series 6000 chip contains a UDP/IP (V4) stack along with ICMP

and SNMP (V1). In conjunction with an IzoT Router, the device can communicate using

LonTalk/IP, BACnet/IP, be pinged from a device on the Ethernet side of the IzoT router or

monitored via SNMP from a standard SNMP client such as Solar Winds. The device can also

get an IP address via DHCP from the IzoT Router. Furthermore, one can use a socket API

on a Windows or Linux PC (or any device that supports sockets) to open a UDP socket

connection to a Series 6000 device through an IzoT Router.
BACnet Support
The larger application space allows an application to include a BACnet library that enables a

device to be monitored and controlled in a traditional manner from an OpenLNS based tool

and simultaneously from a standard BACnet workstation using BACnet/IP.
Extended Address Table
Series 6000 chips use system firmware version 21 or later which supports up to 254 address

table entries for Neuron hosted devices (devices without a host microprocessor). The entries

beyond 15 are used by OpenLNS Server 4.02 and the IzoT Commissioning Tool.
Compiler Enhancements
The Neuron C compiler supports auto initializers for scalars (e.g., int i=0;) Furthermore, the

Neuron C preprocessor has been replaced by a standard preprocessor called MCPP

(http://mcpp.sourceforge.net).

Related Documentation

The following table lists related Echelon documentation that can be useful when designing or

using Series 6000 chips with L

ON

W

ORKS

devices and L

ON

W

ORKS

networks. The table

includes documentation for the IzoT NodeBuilder Development Tool, the primary

development tools for L

ON

W

ORKS

devices. All of these manuals are available from the

Echelon Web site (

www.echelon.com

).

Table 1. Related Documentation

Title

Part Number Description

FT 6000 EVB Hardware Guide

078-0504-01A

This manual describes the hardware

for the FT 6000 EVB evaluation

boards that are included with the FT

6000 EVK.

FT 6000 EVB Schematic

012-1460-51A

This document provides the

schematic diagrams for the FT 6000

EVB

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