Echelon OpenLNS - Manual (Page 809)

OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 772
PostMove method to move a router while in engineered mode.
See the PostMove method for more information on the steps
required to move a router.
Availability Local, full, and lightweight clients.
Syntax routerObject. PreMove newNearChannel, newFarChannel
Element Description
routerObject The router to be moved from channel to
channel.
newNearChannel The new near side channel for the
router.
newFarChannel The new far side channel for the router.
Added to API Prior to LNS Release 3.0.
Reboot
Summary You can use this method to reboot a router.
Rebooting a router may destroy its communication
parameters or otherwise make the router unrecoverable. The
result of rebooting a router depends on the firmware state
and reboot options specified at the time of manufacture.
Availability Local, full, and lightweight clients.
Syntax object.Reboot
Element Description
object The Router object to be rebooted.
Added to API Prior to LNS Release 3.0.
Replace
Summary Replaces one router with another. This method is typically
used to effect repair operations. The new router receives the
same network address and routing configuration as the old
router.
To automatically load the old router’s configuration into the
new router, use the ReplaceEx method. The ReplaceEx
method performs the same function as the Replace method;
however, it provides options you can use to determine how
the configuration on the old router will be managed during
the replacement.
To specify the new router
, you only need to set the NeuronId
property of the RouterSide object that corresponds to the near
side of the new router .
When the replace method is complete, a new router router is
placed in the online state (lcaCnfgOnline).
Note: Do not read or write the State property of the router in