Terminal Interface (CLI) Commands
The following basic commands are available for the WIFI-LD via a CLI on your
computer:
Basic Commands
Description
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C
Configure a wireless network
S
Set wireless SSID
P
Set wireless password
and
device password
A
Set wireless authentication type
D
Turn DHCP on and off
I
Set IP address (if DHCP is disabled)
N
Set netmask (if DHCP is disabled)
G
Set network gateway (if DHCP is disabled)
M
Set IP mode (IPv4 or static IPv6)
B
Set BMS or WiNG-MGR IP address to receive packet
U
Designate where UDP port packet will be sent
W
Set wake interval
Z
Set group ID (will be transmitted with packet)
V
Display advanced settings
X
Transmit a test packet
K
Save configuration
The following advanced commands are primarily used by tech support for
troubleshooting, and are provided here for reference only:
Advanced Commands
Description
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T
Take a sensor reading
V
View detailed version information
F
Enable fast wifi-connect
O
Number of milliseconds to wait after connecting before
sending packet
J
Number of milliseconds to wait after sending packet
before disconnecting
P
Battery depassification
L
Light the LED
H
Manually set the packet counter
E
Put the device to sleep for a configured amount of time
Y
Initiate a factory reset
X
Return to main menu
WIFI-LD Packet Structure
Bit
Offset
0-7
8-15
16-23
24-31
0
Status Flag (U16)
Protocol Version (U8)
MAC Address (U8)
32
MAC Address (U8)
64
MAC Address (U8) Sensor Type (U8)
Packet Counter (U16)
96
Group ID (U16)
Battery Voltage (U16)
Unit: centivolts
Divide unit value by 100 for combined total
voltage of both batteries.
Example: Data value = 635
635 ÷ 100 = 6.35
Total voltage of two batteries = 6.35V
Battery life guidelines:
> 6.0V = Good
> 5.8V = OK - replace soon
< 5.6V = Poor - replace immediately
128
Version Major (U8) Version Minor (U8)
RSSI (U16)
160
Data 1
Data type: UINT16
Description: Leak status
0=No Issue
1=Leak
2=Cable Break
Data 2
Data type: INT16
Description: Leakage current
Unit: µA
Example: 50 = 50µA
192
Reserved
Reserved
224
Reserved
Reserved
256
Reserved
Reserved
288
Reserved
Reserved
320
Reserved
Packet CRC (U16)
