RN2483 LoRa Technology Module Command Reference User’s Guide
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2.4.9.17
mac get retx
Response: decimal number representing the number of retransmissions, from 0 to 255.
This command will return the currently configured number of retransmissions which are
attempted for a confirmed uplink communication when no downlink response has been
received.
Default: 7
Example:
mac get retx
2.4.9.18
mac get rx2 <freqBand>
<freqBand>
: decimal number representing the frequency band, either 868 or 433.
Response: decimal number representing the data rate configured for the second
Receive window, from 0 to 7 and a decimal number for the frequency
configured for the second Receive window, from 863000000 to 870000000
or from 433050000 to 434790000, in Hz.
This command will return the current data rate and frequency configured to be used
during the second Receive window.
Default: 0 869525000
// for 868 band
0 434665000
// for 433 band
Example:
mac get rx2 868
2.4.9.19
mac get rxdelay1
Response: decimal number representing the interval, in milliseconds, for
rxdelay1
,
from 0 to 65535.
This command will return the interval, in milliseconds, for
rxdelay1
.
Default: 1000
Example:
mac get rxdelay1
2.4.9.20
mac get rxdelay2
Response: decimal number representing the interval, in milliseconds, for
rxdelay2
,
from 0 to 65535.
This command will return the interval, in milliseconds, for
rxdelay2
.
Default: 2000
Example:
mac get rxdelay2
2.4.9.21
mac get status
Response: 4-byte hexadecimal number representing the current status of the module.
This command will return the current status of the module. The value returned is a bit
mask represented in hexadecimal form. For the significance of the bit mask, refer to
Default: 00000000
Example:
mac get status
2.4.9.22
mac get sync
Response: one byte long hexadecimal number representing the synchronization word
for the LoRaWAN communication.
This command will return the synchronization word for the LoRaWAN communication.
Default: 34