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RN -W IFLYCR -U M
scan <
value
> <
char
>
This command performs an active probe scan of access points on all 13 channels, where <
value
> is an optional
parameter representing the time in ms per channel. <
char
> represents the optional parameter P, which causes the
module to perform a passive scan, and list all access points it can see in passive mode.
When you use this command, the module returns the MAC address, signal strength, SSID name, and security mode of
the access points it finds. The default scan time is 200 ms/channel or about 3 seconds.
You can also use this command in ad hoc mode.
Default:
200 ms/channel
Example:
scan 30
// Scan for 30 ms/channel
sleep
This command puts the module to sleep. You can wake the module by sending characters over the UART or by using
the wake timer.
Example:
sleep
// Put the module to sleep
time
This command sets the real-time clock by synchronizing with the time server specified with the time server (
set time
)
parameters. This command sends a UDP time server request packet.
Example:
time
// Set the real-time clock
FILE I/O COMMANDS
You use the file I/O commands to save, load, delete, and update configuration and other files.
del <
string
> <
value
>
This command deletes a file, where <
string
> is the filename and <
value
> is an optional number that overrides the
name and uses the sector number displayed by the
ls
command.
Example:
del my_old_config
// Delete the file my_old_config
load <
string
>
This command reads in a new configuration file, where <
string
> is the filename.
Example:
load my_config
// Load the file my_config
ls
This command displays the files in the system.
Example:
ls
// Display the files in the system