User's Manual

Using terminal commands

PARAMETER If the parameters are missing, the command will destroy all the data in the

EEPROM file. If a parameter is given, the EEPROM type is defined (data won’t be

destroyed). Following EEPROM types are currently defined:

• 0 – 16 Kbytes (e.g. model 25128)

• 1 – 32 Kbytes (e.g. model 25256)

ETURNS Nothing.

EMARKS SET only.

EMOTE Yes, SET only.

XAMPLE FDEV 1

9193 FDEV 0

INFO

AVAILABLE FOR

A731 A733A732 A733GSM

DESCRIPTION Returns various status information.

ARAMETER None.

RETURNS A list of a device’s internal variables:

ID INFO rf_in rf_out date time ver clk stack cop batt temp

days_uptime hr:min_uptime rssi pmp_low pmp_high type slot

samples po err_level

The formats for the above parameters are as follows:

• rf_in and rf_out as a decimal (irrelevant for the A733GSM)

• date as dd/mm/yyyy

• time as hh:mm:ss

• ver as x.x

• clk, stack, and cop as decimal; they represent internal housekeeping

parameters: the A733 uses cop to number watchdog occurrences, but

clk and stack are currently undefined

• batt as battery level using the standard voltage conversion equation (0 is

0 volts, 255 is 20 volts)

• temp as internal temperature in the A733 housing, which is device

dependent. The precision of the sensing element is low (±2°C), but it is

sufficient for battery power management (charge/discharge). To compute

the actual value (in °C), the following equation must be used:

Temp =

internalTemp * 400

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• days_uptime in days; together with hr:min_uptime, it represents the

amount of time the device is up without a reset or watchdog

• hr:min_uptime in hours:minutes format

• rssi as decimal; it is the programmed value with the RSSI command

(irrelevant for the A733GSM)