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The "Read Active Settings" button
at the bottom (Figure 16) reads the
existing configuration settings from the
module and adjusts the values in the
configuration sections based on the
module's current configuration.
The right column in the window starts
with the Profile section (Figure 17).
Specific configuration settings can be
saved as a profile and loaded into a
connected module. This allows the
software to be used in small-scale
production lines for products that provide
connection to the CDI.
Select the "New" button to create a new profile and give it a name. Set
the configuration controls as desired and click the "Save" button to save
the profile. Click the "Program" button to send the profile to the module.
All of the profiles saved on the PC can be viewed in the drop down menu
and sent to the module with the "Program" button. The "Delete" button
removes the selected profile from the computer.
The Serial Command section (Figure 18)
provides the ability to send a specific
packet to the module. Byte values are
typed into the boxes to create the packet
and the "Send Command" button sends
the packet to the module. The ACK text
box displays the module's response. The
possible values for each byte are shown
in the table below the "Send Command"
button.
The "Restore Defaults" button (Figure 19)
writes the factory default values to the
transceiver. This is an easy way to restore
the module to a known configuration.
Figure 16: Development Kit PC Software
Figure 17: Development Kit PC Software
Figure 18: Development Kit PC Software
Figure 19: Development Kit PC Software
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