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To: stomper who wrote (6551)	3/9/2000 3:43:00 PM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

Each one of these products recieves an identification number (technically the .15 is charged for the ID number). maybe i have it wrong...but lets discuss. i do not think it is the products that have ID #s...it is the chips. did you know that each individual chip has a separate and distinct 48 digit ID #. that was explained to me in detail by an echelon engineer. if the .15 is for each ID # and each chip has its own ID#......see what i mean? that is how the lonworks system works...each and every chip is identifiable separately...this keeps your neighbor from being able to access your system with his cell phone. unclewest