i[0]
0 0 10 1 124
i[1]
0 0 1 1 0
Parameters of each input counter are displayed in one row of the statement in following order: mode - edge -
multiplier - divisor - current value.
It is clear from the statement that current value of ”0” input (124) will be presented in broadcast message as 1240
(litres).
Divisor setting example:
Gas-meter generates measuring pulses after each 0,1 m
3
. To indicate gas consumption in m
3
, it is necessary to
divide counter value by ”10”.
Setting of divisor to ”10” value can be performed as follows:
sig50>/i0 d 10
sig50>
Setting of counter initial value to ”124” and divisor value to ”10” will display in the module configuration status as
follows:
i[0]
0 0 1 10 124
i[1]
0 0 1 1 0
It is clear from the statement, that current value of ”0” input (124) will be presented in broadcast message as 12
(m
3
.).
3.5.5
Commands for module activation and diagnostics
This group of commands is intended for the module initial setting during the manufacturing process, and for module
diagnostics by manufacturer.
These commands are only for manufacturer use.
There are following commands:
/M
switching to module initialization mode ”Mode setup” ((Do not use! Only for
factory setting!)
/! ppm
enteering of ”XTAL” correction constant ((Do not use! Only for factory setting!)
/D number
”
debug” statement switch-on (Do not use! Only for factory setting!)
WARNING
It is strongly recommended not to use these command during normal operation. Using of these
commands can cause device malfunction!
The
”
T”
command (without
”
slash”) can be used for immediate transmitting of standard INFO-message (out
of scheduled time). This command can be used for example for checking of radio connection during the module
installation. When using this command, it is necessary to realize that each device working in Sigfox network has
assigned its service profile that enables only limited number of broadcasted messages per day. Exceeding this limit
can cause some restriction or sanction from the Sigfox service provider.
3.5.6
Module current status statement
The
module current status statement
can be displayed by entering of
”i”
command (without
”
slash”) into the
command line and pressing of
”
ENTER” key. Following statement will appear in the terminal window:
sig50>i
SIG50
HW 1.50
SW: 1.0
0:54:29
1.1.1900
Reset cause=0 (0004)
Uptime=476
ID: 0018C48A
PAC: 853F16CCDC2FB9D7
temperature[1]: -500.0
temperature[2]: +32.3
humidity[1]: -1
voltage[1]: 3467
sig50>
WS868-PLE-I
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