Serialio WinSnap, User Manual And Command Reference

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WiSnap User Manual 4.41 05282015-ML
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AP MAC
address
Chan RSSI Local
TCP port
Real
Time
Clock
Battery
Voltage
GPIO
pins
Time
of day
Version
and
datecode
User
DEVICEID
Boot
time
Sensor
pins
Bytes Size
0-5 6 MAC address of AP that we are Associated with (for location)
6 1 Channel we are on
7 1 RSSI
8-9 2 local TCP port# (for connecting into the WiSnap device)
10-13 4 RTC value (MSB first to LSB last)
14-15 2 Battery Voltage on Pin 20 in millivolts (2755 for example)
16-17 2 Value of the GPIO pins
18-31 13 ASCII time
32-59 26 Version string with date code
60-91 32 Programmable Device ID string ( set option deviceid <string> )
92-93 2 Boot time in milliseconds
94-110 16 Voltage readings of Sensors 0 through 7 (enabled with set opt format <mask> )
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NOTE: To add sensor data to the UDP broadcast message, the sensors have to be enabled using the sensor mask. set q
sensor 0xff enables all sensors.
12 Joining Networks and Making Connections
Configuring the module to make connections is a two set process. First you need to associate with an access point (AP) and
second you need to open a connection.
To configure the module over the Wi-Fi link is a chicken and egg problem. The module must be associated to a network to
connect to it and program the network settings. This problem can be solved by configuring the module from the UART or over
the air using ad-hoc mode.
If configuring the module using ad-hoc mode, see section 15. Once in ad-hoc mode open up a telnet window on IP address
169.254.1.1 port 2000.
If configuring the module using the UART mode either using the RS232 or development board, open a terminal emulator on the
COM port associated with that device. The default baud rate is 9600, 8 bits no parity.
12.1 Associate with a network access point
From within the terminal window, put the WiSnap module into command mode by typing $$$ in the terminal window. You
should get CMD back confirming you are in command mode.
Type show net to display the current network settings.
CMD
show net
SSid=TheLoft
Chan=6
Assoc=OK
DHCP=OK
Time=Fail
Links=1
<2.03>
Now finding all available networks with the scan command