OG_MU-4-434_v10e Circuit Design, Inc.
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OPERATION GUIDE
5.2 Command, Response and Receive Table
* In the table below, xx and XX, and XXXX are 2 and 4 digit hex values respectively. w indicates ASCII characters
or byte data.
5.2.1 Data transmit commands and data transmit responses
Command name
Command format
Data transmit response format
(Command response)
Page
reference
Data transmit command 1
(no relay function)
@DT XX ww...ww
*DT = XX
35
Data transmit command 2
(Relay function, no ACK)
@DT XX ww...ww /R *1
*DT = XX
36
Data transmit command 2
(Relay function, ACK)
@DT XX ww...ww /A *2
*DT = XX
36
Data transmit command 3
(Relay function, no ACK)
@DT XX ww...ww %R *3
*DT = XX
39
Data transmit command 3
(Relay function, ACK)
@DT XX ww...ww %A *4
*DT = XX
39
*1, 2: The options /S and /B output data at relay stations.
*3, 4: The options %S and %B output data at relay stations.
5.2.2 Data receives
A receiving data output from the target station.
Note that the data receive character string depends on the data transmit command issued from the source station.
Receive name
Receive format
Corresponding command
Page
reference
Data receive 1
*DR = XX ww...ww *1
Data transmit command 1 (@DT)
35
Data receive 2
*DR = XX ww...ww *1
Data transmit command 2 (@DT..../)
36
Data receive 2 (With RSSI information)
*DS = xx XX ww...ww *2
Data transmit command 2 (@DT..../)
36
Data receive 3
*DC = xx XX ww...ww
Data transmit command 3 (@DT....%)
39
*1: When the mode setting with RF received signal level information SI is OF.
*2: When the mode setting with RF received signal level information SI is ON.
