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©Sealevel Systems, Inc. SBC-R9 Manual 68
SL9210 01/2012
This element may contain the current DHCP acquired Subnet Mask or the current static Subnet Mask
depending on the state of the DHCP element. This element must be a child of the Ethernet element.
Assigning a value to this element when DHCP is enabled has no effect.
This element may contain the current DHCP acquired Gateway address or the current static Gateway
address depending on the state of the DHCP element. This element must be a child of the Ethernet
element. Assigning a value to this element when DHCP is enabled has no effect.
The Wifi element is a container for wireless bridge settings if such a bridge is present. This element
must be a child of the Ethernet element. The "enabled" attribute will reflect whether the Interface is
able to communicate with an approved wireless bridging module.
This element contains the SSID string to be used when forming the wireless connection. This
element must be a child of the Wifi element.
This element contains the overall Wireless configuration mode. This element must be a child of
the Wifi element.
This element contains the wireless channel offset to use in Adhoc mode. This element must be
a child of the Wifi element.
This element contains the security method for use in establishing the wireless connection. This
element must be a child of the Wifi element.
This key is used to set the wireless connection passphrase or value. This element must be a
child of the Wifi element. Depending on the wireless configuration, the "encoding" attribute will
need to be set accordingly. For security purposes this value cannot be read once it has been set.
The Sealevel element contains a list of Sealevel internal configuration parameters used for Sealevel
supplied software plug-ins. This element must be a child of the Configuration element. The plug-in
application should contain documentation for the configuration parameters used by that plug-in.
The User element can be used to contain a list of user configurable parameters for use in custom
software. This element must be a child of the Configuration element. Any elements stored under this
element will be automatically persisted to the registry key HKLM/Software/User. They can be accessed
through that key at any time by custom software.
This element may be used to trigger predetermined device behavior. This element must be a child of
the Configuration element. For example, setting a value of "apply" to this element will result in the
specified configuration being applied to the hardware and trigger a device restart so the settings will
take effect.