Integration Guide

WIT2410

consumption will be roughly ¼ the consumption as when N=0. This parameter must be

set to the appropriate value when more than 16 remotes are in use.

Enable Low Power Acquisition Mode. When a remote is searching for a base to acquire

and register with, it scans the frequency band very rapidly. This mode consumes about

80mA of current during this mode. To reduce the frequency consumption when a remote

is in acquisition mode, a low power acquisition mode is provided. In this mode, the

remote only scans the frequency band every other hop. This will reduce the average

current consumption during acquisition to about 40mA. The tradeoff is it can take twice

as long to acquire and register with a base, or up to 4 seconds.

5.5. Memory Commands

The WIT2410 allows the user to store a configuration in nonvolatile memory, which is

loaded during the initialization period every time the radio is powered up. Note that

changes to the serial port baud rate from recalling the factory defaults or recalling

memory will not take effect until DTR is toggled or power to the radio is cycled.

Command

Description

Recall Factory Defaults

Recall Memory

Store Memory

Display Modified Parameters

Recall Factory Defaults

Resets the WIT2410 to its factory default state. This is useful for testing purposes or if

there is a problem in operation of the system and the configuration is suspect. Use the

Store Memory command afterwards if you wish the factory default settings to be

remembered the next time you cycle power or reset the radio.

Recall Memory

Useful for restoring the power-on settings after experimenting with temporary changes to

data rate, protocol or network parameters, etc.

Store Memory

This command is necessary after any command to change the data rate, transceiver

address, or other radio setting that you wish to make permanent.

Display Modified Parameters

This command lists all parameter settings that are different from the factory default

settings. This will list changed parameters whether or not they have been stored with the

m> command. Note that issuing this command will cause the radio to lose link with the

base and will cause all remotes to lose link when issued to the base radio.