Example of setting port No 2 (index ”1”) to ”1” value, when the module registers pulses to the first counter (t1)
during ”high” status of the tariff switching control voltage on the second port:
cfg#trf1 1
Change Tarrif[1] = t1 high
cfg#
Example of setting port No 2 (index ”1”) to ”2” value, when the module registers pulses to the first counter (t1)
during ”low” status of the tariff switching control voltage on the second port:
cfg#trf1 2
Change Tarrif[1] = t1 low
cfg#
3.1.11
”
Modem commands” group for RF-subsystem diagnostics
This group of commands comprises commands for setting of radio-frequency sub-system of the module. These
commands are used primarily for the initial setting of the module in factory. There are following commands:
mr
receiving mode switch-on (diagnostics)
mt test
testing broadcasting switch-on (set-up and diagnostics)
ms
internal status of RF-modem (diagnostics)
mi
dump of modem internal registers (diagnostics)
mfreq
frequency constant setting (frequency setting)
cfreq
frequency constant correction (frequency tunnig)
These commands are intended only for module diagnostics and initial adjustment of the nominal frequency during
the manufacturing process and outgoing inspection in factory.
Manufacturer strongly recommends not to use these commands during common operation. Using of
these commands can cause inoperability of the device.
3.1.12
Commands of
”
Utils” group for setting of module common functions
This group of commands is intended for control and setting of other common functions of the module. There are
following commands:
smask
setting of content (selection of transferred information)
tz
setting of time zone (UTC + n)
time
real time (RTC) displaying/setting (hh:mm:ss)
date
real time (RTC) displaying/setting (RR.MM.DD)
uptime
show system uptime from last reset
sens
show current values of internal sensors (temperature, voltage..)
send
immediate sending of radio message
send
immediate sending of series of radio messages
reset
command for module reset
?
show list of configuration commands (
”
Help”)
The
”smask”
command can be used for setting of information message content in order to transfer only useful
information. Message structure is described in ”mask” table (see figure
), where there are different masks in
different rows (one mask in one row) and all transferred information of one particular mask are marked by ”1” in
corresponding column. Binary symbols 0/1 from each four columns (Humidity, Temperature, Pulse input 1 and
Pulse input 2) put together four-bit binary number. Decimal form of this number can be used as ”smask” command
parameter.
Required
”
mask” of message content can be entered by entering of mask decimal number (= number in ”Mask”
column) after ”smask” command. Example:
cfg#smask 3
Send mask changed to 3 : I1, I2
cfg#
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