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Digi XBee® 3 Cellular LTE-M/NB-IoT Global Smart Modem User Guide
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4. Click
New Schedule
. The
New Schedule
page displays.
Note
The
Steps to schedule a task
wizard may display. Click the
x
in the upper left corner to
close the wizard. See
in the
Digi Remote Manager® User Guide
for
more information.
5. In the
Description
field, enter a name for the schedule, such as "Restore Persistent."
6. Add the following tasks:
a. Click
SM/UDP > SM/UPD Request Connect
. A task is added to the dialog.
b. Click
Device > RCI Command
. A task is added to the dialog.
Change the RCI command to the following:
<rci_request>
<set_setting>
<remote_manager>
<MO>7</MO>
</remote_manager>
</set_setting>
</rci_request>
7. Click
Schedule
in the lower right corner of the dialog to schedule the tasks to run. The
schedule screen displays.
Note
You can also click
Save as
to save this schedule for future use. The XML for your task is
saved in the
~\my_tasks
directory on
Data Services > Data Files
in Remote Manager.
8. Select the device(s) on which you want to run this schedule. You can add more than one device.
9. Click
Run Now
. Within the next 24 hours, which is the default polling period for querying
Remote Manager, your device will connect and will remain connected, as specified by the
change to the
MO
setting.
10. Click
Device Management > Operations
to view information about the operation. See
in the
Digi Remote Manager® User Guide
for more information about this page.
Disconnect
The TCP connection remains open and periodic polling occurs until you manually disconnect the
TCP connection. After you have disconnected the TCP connection, Remote Manager is no longer
updated.
You can disconnect the TCP connection using either of the following methods:
n
From the
Devices
page in Remote Manager: See
in the
.
n
Using web services in Remote Manager: See
Request connect SM/UDP support
in the
Remote Manager® Programming Guide
.
Configure XBee settings within Remote Manager
You can configure the device settings to use features with Remote Manager. For more information,
see
Example: Read settings and state using Remote Manager
.