FALCOM MAMBOII, Руководство пользователя

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C
ONFIGURATION
C
OMMAND
S
ET
- F
IRMWARE
R
EVISION
2.4.0_
BETA
- V
ERSION
1.0.0
Figure 4: Shows the location of the Keyfob's MAC address
How to set/get IO configuration:
Set configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,IEEE.KEYFOB0=0,0013450100000075
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,IEEE.KEYFOB1=0,0013450100000076
Get configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,IEEE.KEYFOB0
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,IEEE.KEYFOB1
Notes
•
To delete an existing index, set the MAC address to zero, for example:
PFAL,Cnf.Set, IEEE.KEYFOB0=0,0000000000000000 .
•
Disable and Enable IEEE chip inside manually (using
PFAL,Sys.IEEE.
[Disable,Enable] accordingly) after your IEEE-specified
configuration completes.
3.2.12.3 IEEE.IOBOX< cnf_ib_div_index >
Parameter Syntax
IEEE.IOBOX
< cnf_ib_div_index >=< sec_mode>,<in_report_mode>,<in_inval>,<ana_rep
ort_mode>,<ana_inval>,<address >
This parameter allows you to make an IEEE connection to an I/O-BOX and to
request the status of analog and digital inputs. MAMBOII device is configured to
start the IEEE 802.15.4 network and will serve as the PAN coordinator in that network.
See chapter
4.3
as reference.
< cnf_ib_div_index >
It specifies the index from
0
to
5
of the I/O-BOX being connected. The index
differentiates similar I/O-BOX devices from each other. Up to
6
IEEE enabled
devices (
Keyfobs
+
I/O-BOXes
) are supported by the MAMBOII. Depending on
your requirements you may connect
2 Keyfobs and 4 I/O-BOXes
. If an incorrect
index is entered, the device will return an error. To configure Keyfobs, refer to the
parameter “
IEEE.KEYFOB< index >”.
< sec_mode >
Because many devices might connect over a wireless IEEE connection and get
the data that is transmitted from, this setting specifies the type of connection
security. It can be set to:
Value Meaning
0
Disables encrypted transmissions.
1
Enables encrypted transmissions
(currently not implemented)
.
< in_report_mode >
It defines the mode for requesting the status of the digital inputs operation. It
can be set to:
Value Meaning
0
No status request.
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