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3.3.1.5
DI
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Device ID
Read the 32-bit device ID for module. This is set at the factory and serves as a unique serial
number for the device. The parameters are ASCII coded hex characters. For example, a Device
ID of 0x12345678 would be represented by the string “
12345678
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This value cannot be changed. Only the factory programmed Device ID is returned.
3.3.1.6
Enter Bootloader
This command will stop normal program execution and jump to the bootloader. A new menu
will appear with the same serial port settings that will allow the user to load a new signed and
encrypted firmware image through the XMODEM protocol. From the bootloader there will be
a menu option to run the new firmware image and jump back to normal program execution.
It is recommended to use the Radio Bridge configuration app for firmware updates.
3.3.1.7
BT
–
Bootloader Timeout
This command changes the time that the bootloader waits for the <DEL> character prior to
booting the application. The parameter is a 4 digit ASCII coded hex value and is in units of
milliseconds:
Default:
0BB8 for 3 seconds
Range:
0000 to 0BB8
If the range is set to 0, the bootloader will automatically run the application at reset and the
only way to enter the bootloader is to drive the BTL pin to ground. See the Bootloader section
for more detail.
3.3.1.8
VR
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Firmware version
This command will return four ASCII coded characters representing the module firmware
version where the first two digits represent the major version and the last two digits represent
the minor version. For example, version 1.2 would be represented by the ASCII string “0102”.
This value is set at the factory and is read-only.
3.3.1.9
HR
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Hardware version
This command will return two ASCII coded hex bytes representing the SubGig stack version
where the first two digits represent the major version and the last two digits represent the
minor version. For example, version 1.2 would be represented by the ASCII string “0102”. This
value is set at the factory and is read-only.
