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| Char | Command | Parameter | Hex |
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? | Request firmware and version | None | 3F |
g | Get config parameter value | Name of parameter | 67 |
r | Reset config parameter value | Name of parameter | 72 |
s | Set config parameter value | <name>=<value> | 73 |
a | Append to config parameter value | <name>=<value> | 61 |
b | Reboot device without saving | None | 62 |
w | Save config and reboot device | None | 77 |
?
Request firmware and version. This command triggers the device to send what firmware it is running and in which version. This can be used to test if the remote configuration is working.g<name>Get
g<name>
Get the value of the config parameter <name>. This command makes the device sent a response containing <name>=<value> as parameter giving you the current value of a configuration parameter.
r<name> / r*
Reset config parameter <name> to its default value. As a confirmation the device sends a response containing <name>=<value>, reporting the new value of the parameter.Sending the special value * will reset all config parameters.
s<name>=<value>
Set <value>Set config parameter <name> to <value>. Sets the parameter to the value given in the parameter. As a confirmation it sends a response containing <name>=<value>, reporting the new value of the parameter.
a<name>=<value>
Append <value> to <value>Append <value> to the config parameter <name>. This command appends the value given to the current value of the parameter. This is intended to allow setting values that are too long for a single Downlink message. As a confirmation it sends the length of the config parameter's value after the appending. Append works for config paramters of type string.bReboot
b
Reboot device without saving. This command restarts the device. Any changes too the config that have been committed before will be lost! This command does not send a Response.
w / wFORCE
Save wFORCESave config and reboot device. This command saves all configuration changes to a temporarily configuration and restarts the device. Only if the device boots successfully and reaches normal operation mode is the new configuration made permanent. If any fatal configuration error occurs or if the LoRaWAN OTAA Join does not succeed, the previous configuration will be restored and the device restarted again. This command does not send a Response.If you add the special argument FORCE to the command, the configuration will be made permanent without testing the configuration.
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Example: changing configuration
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