ConnexLink User’s Manual
ConnexLink User’s Manual
ConnexLink User’s Manual
ConnexLink User’s Manual
7/11/2003
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2.1
2.1
2.1
2.1
System Command Set
System Command Set
System Command Set
System Command Set
The System Commands allow the OEM to initialize the system and perform general system
analysis. In addition, the EEPROM parameters can only be programmed using these
commands. The table below summarizes the commands.
Table
Table
Table
Table 1111 - System Command Set
- System Command Set
- System Command Set
- System Command Set
Name
Name
Name
Name
Command
Command
Command
Command
Length
Length
Length
Length
Low
Low
Low
Low
Length
Length
Length
Length
High
High
High
High
Data
Data
Data
Data
Checksum
Checksum
Checksum
Checksum
Reset
AAh
00h
00h
No Data
AAh
Control
86h
1 to 5 (depends on
sub-command)
As Required
As Required
Diagnostic Result
87h
As Required
As Required
As Required
Standby
88h
01h
00h
00h – Client Sleep Walk
01h – Server Deep
Sleep
04h – Cancel Standby
As Required
Status Request
8Ah
01h
00h
0 – Reset error counter
1 – Don’t do anything
8Ah
Status Reply
8Bh
14h - 74h
00h
See Section 5.1.6,
Section 5.1.6,
Section 5.1.6,
Section 5.1.6,
Status Reply
Status Reply
Status Reply
Status Reply
As Required
Update EEPROM
Checksum
8Ch
00h
00h
No Data
8Ch
Check EEPROM
Checksum
8Dh
00h
00h
No Data
8Dh
EEPROM
Checksum Status
8Eh
01h
00h
0 – Checksum invalid
1 – Checksum valid
8Eh
Acknowledge
As Required
As Required
As Required
As Required
2.1.1
2.1.1
2.1.1
2.1.1
Reset
Reset
Reset
Reset
The Host issues this command to a ConnexLink. This command provides a software reset to a
ConnexLink, initializing the code at the same location as a hardware reset. The Host must wait
for the
Acknowledge
Acknowledge
Acknowledge
Acknowledge
command before issuing any additional commands. This command must
be followed by an
RF Enable
RF Enable
RF Enable
RF Enable
command.
Example: AA|00|00|AA (There are no Data bytes for this command)
Acknowledge: AA|01|00|00|AB