Commands

Sends a PIN to the DN to attempt to unlock secure access

Starts the schedule on a gateway

Stops the schedule on a gateway

Name Toggle Output Channel Description If the input channel is a valid digital output channel, this will turned on or off (high or Low). Command #s_output Input Parameters channel output (e.g. #gw 2FEF9545EB2BE6119C4CE06995BADB3C 0013A20040B347D0 #s_output 1 1 first ‘1’ indicates channel 1. second ‘1’ indicates that this output will be turned ON (0 for off) ) Requires PIN? Yes ? Response(s) ON or OFF

Name Read Calibrated Inputs Description Reads and displays all of the inputs. This displays all 8 Channel raw/default readings as per the #r_i_d command above, followed by headings and calibrated readings for all of the channels, followed by any extra readings taken. Returns an ACK response (#OK). The DN then takes a period of time to read the attached sensors, heavily influenced by the Sensor On-Time variable [see #r_sensor_on_time], then converts the raw readings into their calibrated results. When the readings are available, displays 8 numerical readings in comma-separated format preceded by a hash. These readings are followed by the Calibrated Headings for each Channel and any extra readings in comma-separated format, followed by the corresponding calibrated readings. Note that the DN will not output placeholder information in the Calibrated Headers or Readings for any channels set to IGNORE [compare raw results with calibrated results in the example, below] Command #r_i_c Input Parameters None Requires PIN? No Response(s) #OK #4321,2802,0,0,2409,838,0,9068 BAT(V), SP(V), LT, LB, Height(m), 12.96,13.31, LO, HI,0.823,

Read Inputs (Stored)

Name Set Clock Description Sets the current time and date Command #s_clock Input Parameters dd DD/MM/YY hh:mm:ss dd – Day of the week (01-07) where 01 is Sunday, 02 is Monday, etc DD – Date MM – Month YY – Year hh – Hour mm – Minute ss – Second Requires PIN? No Response(s) #dd DD/MM/YY hh:mm:ss dd – Day of the week (01-07) where 01 is Sunday, 02 is Monday, etc DD – Date MM – Month YY – Year hh – Hour mm – Minute ss – Second

Name: Schedule Description: Schedules a start and run time Input Parameters: DeviceID, Start Delay, Run Time Example: #gw 2FEF9545EB2BE6119C4CE06995BADB3C 0013A20040B347D0 #s_sch 1 10 20000 First 1 is the device, the 10 is the start delay and 20000 is the run time Requires PIN: TODO Response(s): TODO

Name: Schedule Description: Schedules a start and run time, with a locally linked channel Input Parameters: DeviceID, Start Delay, Run Time, Linked Channel, Link Cut-off Example: #gw 2FEF9545EB2BE6119C4CE06995BADB3C 0013A20040B347D0 #s_sch_l 1 10 20000 5 300 First 1 is the device, the 10 is the start delay and 20000 is the run time 5 is the linked channel, 300 is the reading from Channel 5 that will cut off this schedule Requires PIN: TODO Response(s): TODO

Name: Schedule Description: Schedules a start and run time, with a remotely linked channel Input Parameters: DeviceID, Start Delay, Run Time, Linked Address, Linked Channel, Link Cut-off Example: #gw 2FEF9545EB2BE6119C4CE06995BADB3C 0013A20040B347D0 #s_sch_r 1 10 20000 0013A20040B347DA 5 300 First 1 is the device, the 10 is the start delay and 20000 is the run time 0013A20040B347DA is the Linked/XBee address 5 is the linked channel, 300 is the reading from Channel 5 that will cut off this schedule Requires PIN: TODO Response(s): TODO

Sends the Schedule Start Time for a single DataNode

Deletes/Cancels the current Schedule on a DataNode

Read Code Version

Read Flash Indices (legacy, pre v75)

Read Flash Indices

Read Logs

(New) Read Schedule Information command