SME_Cleanup SME_ConfigureDeviceSecurity SME_FirstModule SME_GetDHCPConfig SME_GetMACAddress SME_GetName SME_GetNetworkConfig SME_GetNetworkConfigBytes SME_GetNetworkSerialParams SME_GetType SME_GetWirelessConfig SME_Initialize SME_IsReachable SME_ModuleByIP SME_ModuleByMAC SME_ModuleByName SME_ModuleCount SME_NextModule SME_Ping SME_RemoveDeviceSecurity SME_SearchForModules SME_SetDHCPConfig SME_SetName SME_SetNetworkConfig SME_SetNetworkConfigBytes SME_SetNetworkSerialParams SME_SetWirelessConfig

int __stdcall SME_Initialize ( SME_HANDLE *  handle ) Initializes the interface and allocates internal memory. Parameters [out] handle SME Integer handle required by all other SME functions. Return values 0 Success. SME_Initialize() allocates internal memory and prepares the SME interface. After using the SME interface, it is necessary to explicitly call SME_Cleanup() to avoid memory leaks. Warning The SME handle returned by SME_Initialize() is compatible with only the functions beginning with "SME_". The SME API was written only to locate and configure Ethernet enabled Sealevel I/O modules. In order to read or write to a particular SeaI/O module, the standard SeaMAX "SM_" functions should be used, after opening the module with SM_Open() and acquiring a SM handle.