Xbee Arduino
Arduino Driver for Xbee
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Implementation of XBee AT commands. More...
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const char * | atCommandToString (at_command_t command) |
Converts an AT command enum to its string representation. More... | |
Implementation of XBee AT commands.
This file contains the implementation of functions used to handle and send AT commands to the XBee module.
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const char * atCommandToString | ( | at_command_t | command | ) |
Converts an AT command enum to its string representation.
Converts an AT command enum to its corresponding string representation.
This function takes an AT command enum value and returns the corresponding string representation of the command.
[in] | command | The AT command enum value. |
< XBee Common AT Commands
< Placeholder for unspecified commands
< Exit Command Mode
< API Enable
< Baud Rate
< Write to non-volatile memory
< Restore factory defaults
< Firmware Version
< Apply Changes
< Network Reset
< Device Type Identifier
< PAN ID
< Node Identifier
< Destination Address Low
< Destination Address High
< Serial Number High
< Serial Number Low
< Power Level
< Association Indication
< RSSI PWM Timer
< Random Delay Slots
< Retries
< Node Discover
< Network Discovery Options
< Packetization Timeout
< Sleep Mode
< Sleep Options
< Sleep Period
< Time Before Sleep
< Force Sample (IO)
< DIO0/AD0 Configuration
< DIO1/AD1 Configuration
< DIO2/AD2 Configuration
< DIO3/AD3 Configuration
< DIO4 Configuration
< DIO5 Configuration
< DIO6 Configuration
< DIO7 Configuration
< DIO8 Configuration
< Pull-up Resistor Enable
< Ring Indicator
< Command Mode Timeout
< Guard Times
< Stop Bits
< DIO7 Configuration
< DIO8 Configuration
< DIO9 Configuration
< DIO10 Configuration
< RSSI for Last Hop
< DIO Change Detect
< Flow Control Threshold
< DIO Pull-up Resistor Enable
< Hardware Sleep Control
< RSSI Timer
< Node Join Time
< Join Notification
< Join Time
< Channel Verification
< Node Discovery Time
< API Options
< XBee 3 RF Specific AT Commands
< Coordinator Enable
< Source Endpoint
< Destination Endpoint (RF specific)
< Cluster Identifier
< Broadcast Hops
< Sleep Status
< Write to non-volatile memory (RF specific)
< XBee 3 Cellular Specific AT Commands
< IP Address
< MAC Address
< Cellular OK Command
< Ring Indicator (Cellular Specific)
< Serial Number
< Transmit Delay
< Transmission Retry Count
< Transmission Status
< Unlock Password
< Voltage Supply
< Cellular Module Version
< XBee LR Specific AT Commands
< LoRaWAN Device EUI
< LoRaWAN Application Key
< LoRaWAN Application EUI
< LoRaWAN Network Key
< LoRaWAN Join Status
< LoRaWAN Class
< LoRaWAN Activation Mode
< LoRaWAN ADR
< LoRaWAN DataRate
< LoRaWAN Region
< LoRaWAN Spec Version
< LoRaWAN Join RX1 Delay
< LoRaWAN Join RX2 Delay
< LoRaWAN RX1 Delay
< LoRaWAN RX2 Delay
< LoRaWAN RX2 Data Rate
< LoRaWAN RX2 Frequency
< LoRaWAN Transmit Power
< LoRaWAN Channels Mask
< Unknown command