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Obtaining Test Certificates
Certicom is the only recognized CA for ZigBee Smart Energy. Certicom provides an
online form to request test certificates at http://www.certicom.com/index.php/
gencertregister. Certificates are linked to a specific 64-bit extended address (EUI) which
must be provided to Certicom. Before requesting test certificates determine the EUI of all
devices which will need test certificates.
Determining EUI of a ConnectPort X2 for Smart Energy
The EUI of a Smart Energy gateway may be determined in several ways depending on
available access.
• Through the web interface, EUI is displayed as Gateway Address under
Administration -> System Information -> XBee Network.
• Through the iDigi portal, go to developer.idigi.com. Once signed in to the
webpage, click on “XBee Networks” under the Management category in the left
pane. Use the Gateway Device ID located on the bottom of the device to look up
the Node Address (aka EUI) of the Gateway in the table.
• The RPC interface can be used to retrieve the EUI of the Gateway as well. The
easiest way is to send the get_zigbee_network_status request (see
get_zigbee_network_status on page 78). This request will return the EUI as one
of the parameters in its response.
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Determining EUI of a Standalone XBee Module
The EUI of a standalone XBee module serially attached to your computer can be
obtained in the following ways.
• Run the In-Premise Display/Meter Simulator sample on page 30 and open the
serial port associated with the XBee. Once opened, the XBee's EUI will be
displayed under XBee Settings.
• Run X-CTU (see “Resources” on page 7), and open the serial port associated with
the XBee. Once the serial port has been opened and communication established
click the Modem Configuration tab and then the Read button under Modem
Parameters and Firmware. Once all modem parameters are read the high 32-bits
of EUI are listed as SH - Serial Number High and the low 32-bits are listed as SL -
Serial Number Low, both under the Addressing subfolder.