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EFR32BG22
www.szrfstar.com V1.6 - Jun., 2022
Shenzhen RF-star Technology Co., Ltd.
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AT+RSP
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DATA=
Function Set the user-defined broadcast response packet data.
Example AT+RSP_DATA=1,070952467374617206FF5246010203
Return Value OK
Remark
1. 0 means that the input broadcast response packet data is in ASCII format, 1 means that the
input broadcast response packet data is in HEX format.
2. The user can user-definedize the broadcast response packet data up to 31 bytes.
3. The "AT+RSP_DATA=0" or "AT+RSP_DATA=1" command can be used to restore the broadcast
response packet data to its default data.
4. Take effect immediately after setting, can be saved after power off.
Note: Since the setting of the response packet data occupies the position of the broadcast name,
the broadcast name command will become invalid after setting the response packet data. If the
broadcast name is required, the user needs to add it to the user-defined data.
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Long Range Broadcast
AT+LE_CODED?
Function Query the user-defined Long Range broadcast status.
Example AT+LE_CODED?
Return Value
AT+LE_CODED=1
OK
Remark
0: Disable Long Range broadcast (Default).
1: Enable Long Range broadcast.
AT+LE_CODED=
Function Set the Long Range broadcast (enable/disable).
Example AT+LE_CODED=1
Return Value
OK
Remark
Enable Long Range broadcast.
After enabled, the broadcast itself does not carry data, and the command "AT+ADV_EXT" needs to
be used to set the user’s data.
At the same time, the master must be in the LE CODED PHY to be able to scan this broadcast and
connect.
Take effect immediately after setting, can be saved after power off.
Remark: RF-BM-BG22A1 and RF-BM-BG22A1I do not support this command. Beacon mode does