Description Of The Registers; Function Registers - ADEUNIS LoRaWAN 863-870 ANALOG PWR Guide Utilisateur

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3.4. Description of the registers

On switching on the product works according to the last saved configuration (Factory Configuration if it is the first start, or if this configura-
tion has not been changed). Command as Modification TTY<n>=<M> allows you to change the content of the registers: <n> representing
the number of the register and <m> the value to be assigned. This latter is either a decimal value or a hexadecimal value consistent with the
«encoding» column of the tables below.
Examples:
• ATS300=6 assigns the decimal value 6 in register 300
• ATS320=2 assigns the hexadecimal value 0x02 in register 320
It is imperative to save the parameters with the command AT&W before exiting the Command mode otherwise all changes will be lost.
IMPORTANT: The registers that are not documented (that can appear in the list following the AT/S command) in the paragraphs that follow are
reserved and must not be changed.

3.4.1 Function registers

The list of registers below allows you to change the behavior of the product application.
Register Size Description
(bytes)
S300 1 Transmission period of the Keep Alive frame
S301 1 Transmission period of data sensors
S303 1 Confirmed mode activation
S304 2 PIN Code
S306 1 Global operation
Coding Details
Decimal Default: 144
Min/max: 1 to 255:
Units:
X 10min if S306=1
X 20s if S306=2
Decimal Default: 1
Min/max: 0 to 255:
Units:
X 10min if S306=1
X 20s if S306=2
The value 0 means no periodic sending, therefore
event operation
Decimal Default : 0 (deactivated)
Values : 0 (deactivated) à 1 (activated)
Decimal Default : 0 (disabled)
Min/max : 0 to 9999
PIN code used with ATPIN command.
Value 0 disables the PIN code.
IMPORTANT: The product does not have a mechanism
to unlock the PIN code if it is activated and the code is
forgotten.
Decimal Default: 0
Allows the product to be switched into one of the
following modes:
• 0: PARK* mode
• 1: PRODUCTION mode
• 2: TEST mode
• 3: DEAD mode
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