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©Sealevel Systems, Inc. SBC-R9 Manual 67
SL9210 01/2012
This element contains a Processor Identification string. This element must be a child of the System
element.
This element may contain the device name string. This element must be a child of the System
element. This identifier is used as the WinCE host name.
This element may contain the device description string. This element must be a child of the System
element. This element can be used to further identify a device.
This element may contain a string that can be used to identify a person or department responsible
for maintaining a device. This element must be a child of the System element.
This element may contain a string that can be used to identify the Company to which the device
Owner is associated. This element must be a child of the System element.
This element may contain a multi-line string (\r\n separated) to identify the location of the device
Owner. This element must be a child of the System element.
This element may contain a string representation of a telephone contact number for the device
Owner. This element must be a child of the System element.
This element may contain a string representation of a telephone extension for the device Owner.
This element must be a child of the System element.
The Ethernet element contains a list of Ethernet interfaces available to the device. This element must be
a child of the Configuration element.
The interface element is a container for the interface settings that are specific to the interface
identifiable as "name". This element must be a child of the Ethernet element. The name attribute
is readonly and is used to uniquely distinguish Interface settings for the case where there are
multiple Ethernet interfaces available.
This element contains a Boolean value indicating whether DHCP Address resolution is enabled or
disabled. This element must be a child of the Ethernet element. Valid values are True or False.
This element contains a dash delimited string containing the unique MAC address of this interface.
This element must be a child of the Ethernet element. The first 3 octets identify the device as a
Sealevel product (00-0A-0B). The fourth octet can be used to determine the product family (16).
And the last two octets will be unique for each device (11-1A).
This element may contain the current DHCP acquired IP Address or the current static IP 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.