AT commands
Network and security commands
Digi XBee® 3 802.15.4 RF Module User Guide
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The
NT
setting determines the maximum timeout (13 seconds by default), this value is sent along with
the discovery broadcast and determines the random delay the remote nodes use to prevent the
responses from colliding.
For more information about the options that affect the behavior of the
ND
command, see
.
WARNING!
If the
NT
setting is small relative to the number of devices on the network,
responses may be lost due to channel congestion. Regardless of the
NT
setting, because
the random offset only mitigates transmission collisions, getting responses from all devices
in the network is not guaranteed.
Parameter range
20-byte printable ASCII string
Default
N/A
DN (Discover Node)
Resolves an
NI
(Node identifier) string to a physical address (case sensitive).
The following events occur after
DN
discovers the destination node:
When
DN
is sent in Command mode:
1. The device sets
DL
and
DH
to the address of the device with the matching
NI
string.
2. The receiving device returns OK (or ERROR).
3. The device exits Command mode to allow for immediate communication. If an ERROR is
received, then Command mode does not exit.
When
DN
is sent as a local AT Command API frame:
1. The receiving device returns the 16-bit network and 64-bit extended addresses in an API
Command Response frame.
2. If there is no response from a module within (
NT
* 100) milliseconds or you do not specify a
parameter (by leaving it blank), the receiving device returns an ERROR message. In the case of
an ERROR, the device does not exit Command mode. Set the radius of the
DN
command using
the
BH
command.
When
DN
is sent as a local
:
1. The receiving device returns a success response in a
AT Command Response frame - 0x88
.
2. If there is no response from a module within (
NT
* 100) milliseconds or you do not specify a
parameter (by leaving it blank), the receiving device returns an ERROR message.
Parameter range
20-byte ASCII string
Default
N/A