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LonMaker LonMaker is a Windows GUI based network/device management tool for Echelon LonWorks It can be used for initial network setup and functioning as a management console on a completed network. Purchase from Echelon.
The OpenLDV 5 Network Driver for Windows provides IzoT and LonWorks tools and applications with an open and unified Windows software interface for sending and. Oct 26, 2017 DOWNLOADS. RMA & Warranty. DOCUMENT LIBRARY. A place where you can ask questions and get answers about anything Echelon! LonWorks Software. Ask A Question.
NodeUtil What happens if you need to learn about a Lonworks network and it devices but you haven’t been provided with the database or if you don’t have LonMaker? NodeUtil is a Lonworks utility that can be used to explore Lonworks networks and devices without having LonMaker. All you need is a device such as an Echelon U10/U20 USB Network Interface. Using NodeUtil you can discover devices, learn about the Domains, SubNets, NodeID’s. You can also upload the XIF file from specific nodes.
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Download NodeUtil: You can find all of these downloads on the PASStec homepage Another useful utility is XIFDUMP. It is a report generator (DOS), and it allows you to generate reports (text file) from a XIF files. Download XIFDUMP.
One of the best 3D spaceflight simulations ever made, Echelon goes beyond the typical shoot-everything-in-sight concept by integrating neat puzzles into gameplay. Your task as member of the Space Federation is patrol the solar system's tenth planet, Isis, and find the location of pirates' base. Puzzles are in the form of 'clues': flashing dots on the surface used to fill in the six paper maps which show how to get to the base, and codes you can break to decipher the pirates' transmission.
Echelon also includes a lot of nifty gadgets you can use, including a teleporter for transporting stuff you collect back to your base, and RPV for exploring the planet's surface by remote control, and even a hyperdrive to hop around the planet. Space pilots who despise puzzles can opt out of the 'Scientific mode' for the 'Patrol mode', which allows unlimited exploration and spacefights without puzzles. Lastly, action purists can chose Military mode for non-stop action. Download mac 10.6. A wonderful game that has something for everyone, Echelon is worth a try for every space sim enthusiast. Be warned, however, that it is not an easy game to get into, as there are many key combinations you must memorize to succeed, as well as steep learning curve. Fortunately, Echelon offers many training courses to improve your skills, and the graphics are very good for its time (you can clearly distinguish trees, rivers, and other landmarks).
The game was also notable for being the first and only Access game to feature the innovative 'LipStik,' a headphone/microphone combo (included free with the game) that lets player shout command in English. It doesn't work very well, but as a 1987 invention it was definitely far ahead of its time. Review By HOTUD.
CooperTeam 2014-09-23 0 point DOS version I actually bought this game back when it was originally released for PC and played awesomely on a 386 SX 33Mhz machine. Access Software did wanders for people who couldn't afford to get a Sound Card added to their PC.
Sadly, the one thing to did need was the instruction booklet, as it had a section to write down what the 'alien' code to convert to the alphabet. The idea of the game was to get as much of the alien code so you could translate what the pictures mean and then follow the instructions to help complete a game. A futuristic treasure hunt. Ness72-05-17 4 points DOS version I found a copy of this gem about 4 years ago at some charity/thrift store. As soon as I got home, I discovered my 3.5' floppy drive was ruined. I forgot about this game until after I found an external floppy drive for dirt cheap (also from a thrift store) only yesterday.
I've been playing it religiously for the last 3 hours-Just finished my scientific patrol or whatever in areas A1 thru A6. Yeah, it's a pain to get used to the controls (and I'm a wizard with the more technical Tie Fighter and X-Wing keystrokes and combos), but I'm having a blast. Oddly enough, the pirate code reaaaally makes me want to play Space Quest III again. Maybe I'll dig that up next. HuntingTarg 2010-12-06 0 point DOS version Echelon is set on a fictional 'tenth planet', which is under research in the setting of this game because it is home to relics of a long-dead alien civilization. Your mission is to investigate the disappearance of a scientist. You arrive, set out to examine the evidence, then the plot thickens.
This game is not for the casual. It is involved, thinky, tricky, and has several sub-plots and puzzles. It is also very hard to get a feel for and work through without the original manual, and I do not know offhand if there is a pdf or other way to reprint it. If you've played it before and like nostalgia, go ahead. If not, be warned.