Product Identification
Example for a LXA TAC product label
The LXA TAC is delivered with a product label containing an unique serial number, the product revision and the MAC addresses of the device.
An example for such a product label is shown to the right.
The corresponding device has the serial number 00009.00014,
indicating it is the 14th instance in product class
00009 (LXA TAC Assembly).
A copy of the serial number is also included in the data-matrix
code to allow semi-automatic identification of devices.
Revisions of the device
In addition to the serial number, every device is marked with a revision.
For example the revision string lxatac-D01-R02-V01-C00 would decode to:
D01- First device in thelxatacdevice classR02- Device revision twoV01- Assembly variant oneC00- No post-manufacturing hardware changes
The following revisions of the devices have been manufactured:
lxatac-D01-R01-V01-C00: LXA TAC Prototype (Gen 1) [development only]
lxatac-D01-R01-V01-C02: LXA TAC Prototype (Gen 1 with Gen 2 retrofit) [development only]
lxatac-D01-R02-V01-C01: LXA TAC Pre-Series devices (Gen2) [development only]
lxatac-D01-R02-V01-C02: LXA TAC Pre-Series with changes according to EMC testing (Gen 2 with Gen 3 retrofit) [early access]
lxatac-D01-R03-V01-C00: LXA TAC Series Production devices (Gen 3)
MAC-Addresses
Each TAC is shipped with an allocation of 16 MAC addresses,
some of which are not used by default but instead available to the user.
The MAC: 18:74:e2:a0:00:f_ string on the example label indicates that
MAC addresses 18:74:e2:a0:00:f0 to 18:74:e2:a0:00:ff are allocated to
this LXA TAC.