User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Comprehensive Integration Instructions for Fluke FBLE radio module
- Interface to external Microprocessor
- Physical Interface
- Software Interface
- Network Command Communication
- Device Command Communication
- Device Notification Communication
- SPI Data Packets
- SPI Packet Formats
- SPI Packet Field Definitions
- SPI Packets are Big-Endian
- Network Control Commands
- Network Control Commands
- Device Control Command Payloads
- Device Control Command Responses
- Interrupt Status Word
- Network Control Commands and Responses are Big-Endian
- BLE Custom UUID
- Firmware Upgrade over BLE
- External processor upgrade over BLE
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• 1 byte value, unsigned integer, 0: Stop Logging, 1: start logging.
• Logging Configuration data
•
Interval
Duration
4 byte unsigned integer, log interval in
seconds
4 byte unsigned integer, log duration in
seconds
• Time
• A time value used to set a real time clock, 64 bit signed int, POSIX format.
• Code Fragment
• A fragment of the new code intended to replace the software in the remote device. A code
fragment is defined to be one line of an Intel format hex file minus the beginning colon
and the two byte checksum at the end of the line. The maximum fragment length is 40
bytes. All hex file lines are considered code fragments independent of the record type and
should be sent to the remote device.
Device Control Command Responses
• Device Info
o A comma separated string containing the manufacture name and model, firmware
rev, and serial number. For example: FLUKE 289,V1.01,78080001 .
• User String
o A User defined string of up to 86 bytes in UTF8 format (86 - 21 characters
depending on the characters).
o The string is not NULL-terminated. Use the payload length to determine the
length of the string.
• Measurement
o A multi-byte value containing the measured value and any annunciators required.
The most significant byte defines the format of the measurement data and the
following bytes contain the measurement data.
Format
byte
Measurement Data Description
0 = Meter
style
Field
reading
unit
multiplier
unit
ac
or
bolt
inrush