Digi IX15 User Manual page 1010

Command line interface
> xbee set 0013A200DDDDDDD0 D2 0x01
> xbee get 0013A200DDDDDDD0 D2
0x01
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Execute XBee A T commands
To execute an AT command use xbee execute. This command allows you to execute an AT command
in the local XBee device or in any remote device in the network.
Use xbee execute ?to display its help and syntax.
> xbee execute ?
Executes an AT command on an XBee.
Syntax: execute XBEE-ID AT-COMMAND [value STRING]
Parameters
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XBEE-ID XBee ID (MAC or node ID). (Required)
AT-COMMAND AT command. (Required)
value AT command value.
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XBEE-ID— required—is the XBee identifier, that can be the 64-bit address or the node
n
identifier.
n AT-COMMAND— required—is the AT command to execute.
n value— optional: Specify the AT command arguments if they are allowed.
For example, to apply all the current changes, use the AC AT command in an XBee with a 64-bit
address of 0013A200DDDDDDD0, enter the following command:
Example: xbee execute
> xbee execute 0013A200DDDDDDD0 AC
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Apply XBee profiles
Applying a profile is the recommended way to configure an XBee or update it. A configuration profile
is an XPRO file that may contain several items: device firmware, setting values to configure, and a
file system.
Upload XBee profiles
XPRO files are uploaded to the /etc/config/xbee-profiles directory of the IX15. You can upload
profiles to the IX15 using:
n The WebUI. See
n The scp Secure Copy command from the CLI. See
Digi IX15 Gateway User Guide
Manage XBee profiles.
XBee-specific commands
Upload and download files.
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