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Command Reference
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2015-2018 Microchip Technology Inc. DS40001784G-page 17
2.3.1
sys sleep <length>
<length>
: decimal number representing the number of milliseconds the system is
put to sleep, from 100 to 4294967296.
Response:
ok
after the system gets back from Sleep mode
invalid_param
if the length is not valid
This command puts the system to sleep for the specified number of milliseconds. The
module can be forced to exit from sleep by sending the UART a Break condition
followed by a
0x55
character. Forcing the module from sleep in the manner also
triggers the UART auto baud detection. The module will adjust the UART baud rate to
match the baud rate at which the
0x55
character was sent. Refer to the note box in
1.4 “UART Interface” .
Example:
sys sleep 120
// Puts the system to sleep for 120 ms.
2.3.2
sys reset
Response:
RN2483 X.Y.Z MMM DD YYYY HH:MM:SS
, where X.Y.Z is firmware
version, MMM is month, DD is day, YYYY is year, HH:MM:SS is hour,
minutes, seconds (format: [HW] [FW] [Date] [Time]). [Date] and [Time] refer
to the release of the firmware.
This command resets and restarts the RN2483 module; stored LoRaWAN protocol
settings will be loaded automatically upon reboot.
Example:
sys reset
// Resets and restarts the RN2483 module.
2.3.3
sys eraseFW
Response: no response
This command deletes the current RN2483 module application firmware and prepares
it for firmware upgrade. The RN2483 module bootloader is ready to receive new
firmware.
Example:
sys eraseFW
// Deletes the current RN2483 module
application firmware.
2.3.4
sys factoryRESET
Response:
RN2483 X.Y.Z MMM DD YYYY HH:MM:SS
, where X.Y.Z is firmware
version, MMM is month, DD is day, YYYY is year, HH:MM:SS is hour,
minutes, seconds (format: [HW] [FW] [Date] [Time]). [Date] and [Time] refer
to the release of the firmware.
This command resets the module’s configuration data and user EEPROM to factory
default values and restarts the module. After
factoryRESET
, the RN2483 module will
automatically reset and all configuration parameters are restored to factory default
values. All LoRaWAN protocol settings set by the user will be lost.
Example:
sys factoryRESET
// Restores factory default values.