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Digi XLR PRO User Manual (156 pages)

Brand: Digi | Category: Radio Modems | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
4
Xlrproradiofrequency(Rf)Modem User Guide

13
- Technical Specifications
  13
  - General
    13
  - Frequency Range
    13
  - Rural Range Line-Of-Sight
    14
  - Urban Range Line-Of-Sight
    14
  - Receiver Sensitivity
    14
  - Receiver Selectivity
    15
  - UART Interface Data Rates (Software Selectable)
    15
  - Networking and Security
    15
  - Power Requirements
    15
  - Environmental
    16
  - Regulatory Approvals
    16
  - Connectors
    17
- Data Rates and Sensitivity
  17
- Power Supply
  18
- Operational Modes
  18
- Hardware Interfaces
  18
  - Leds
    19
  - Reset Button
    20
  - Antenna Port
    21
- For more Information
  21
Hardware Setup

23
- XLR PRO Kit Contents
  23
- XLR PRO Front Panel
  24
- RJ45 Serial Port Pinout
  26
- Hardware Setup
  26
  - Connect the Hardware
    26
  - Mount the XLR PRO
    27
  - Mounting Guidelines
    28
  - Antenna Placement
    29
Operations

30
- XLR PRO Operational Design
  30
- Ethernet RF Bridging
  31
- Serial Mode Selection
  32
- USB Mode
  34
- Serial Mode
  34
  - IP Socket Mode
    35
  - Rs-485/422
    35
- Serial Communications
  37
  - Serial Buffers
    37
Networking Methods

38
- MAC/PHY Layers
  38
- Ethernet Bridging
  39
  - Ethernet Packet Handling
    39
  - Bridging Precautions
    40
  - Enabling Bridging
    40
  - 64-Bit Addresses
    40
  - Unicast
    40
  - Broadcast
    41
- Serial Addressing Basics
  41
  - 64-Bit Addresses
    41
  - Unicast
    41
  - Delivery Method
    42
AT Command Reference for XLR PRO

44
- Special Commands
  44
  - AC (Apply Changes)
    44
  - FR (Software Reset)
    44
  - RE (Restore Defaults)
    45
  - WR (Write)
    45
- MAC/PHY Level Commands
  45
  - ID (Network ID)
    45
  - BR (RF Data Rate)
    46
  - PL (Power Level)
    47
  - RR (Unicast Retries)
    47
  - MT (Broadcast Multi-Transmit)
    47
- Diagnostics Commands
  48
- RF Network Commands
  51
  - CE (Node Messaging Options)
    51
  - BH (Broadcast Hops)
    52
  - NH (Network Hops)
    52
  - NN (Network Delay Slots)
    52
- RF Addressing Commands
  52
  - SH (Serial Number High)
    52
  - SL (Serial Number Low)
    53
  - DH (Destination Address High)
    53
  - DL (Destination Address Low)
    53
  - TO (Transmit Options)
    54
  - NI (Node Identifier)
    54
  - NT (Node Discovery Timeout)
    55
  - NO (Node Discovery Options)
    55
  - CI (Cluster ID)
    56
  - DE (Destination Endpoint)
    57
  - SE (Source Endpoint)
    57
- Addressing Discovery & Configuration Commands
  57
  - DN (Discover Node)
    58
  - ND (Network Discover)
    58
  - FN (Find Neighbors)
    59
- Security Commands
  60
  - KY (AES Encryption Key)
    60
- Serial Interfacing Commands
  61
  - BD (Baud Rate)
    61
  - NB (Parity)
    62
  - SB (Stop Bits)
    62
  - RO (Packetization Timeout)
    63
  - FT (Flow Control Threshold)
    63
  - AP (API Mode)
    63
  - AO (API Options)
    64
  - D6 (RTS Flow Control)
    64
  - D7 (CTS Flow Control)
    65
  - Serial Protocol)
    65
  - RS-485 Duplex)
    66
  - RS-485 Termination)
    66
- Hardware Diagnostics Commands
  66
  - TP (Temperature)
    67
  - RP (RSSI Timer)
    67
- Ethernet and IP Socket Mode Commands
  67
  - ES (IP Socket Mode Enable)
    67
  - IB (IP Socket Baud Rate)
    68
  - IP (IP Protocol)
    69
  - DX (Destination IP Address)
    69
  - C0 (Source Port)
    70
  - DY (Destination Port)
    70
  - TM (TCP Client Connection Timeout)
    70
  - TS (TCP Server Connection Timeout)
    71
  - MA (IP Addressing Mode)
    71
  - MY (XLR IP Address)
    71
  - MK (Subnet Mask)
    72
  - GW (Default Gateway Address)
    72
  - NS (DNS Address)
    73
  - M (Ethernet MAC Address)
    73
- Device Cloud Commands
  73
  - DO (Device Cloud Enable)
    73
  - KP (Device Description)
    74
  - KC (Device Contact)
    74
  - KL (Device Location)
    74
  - LX (Latitude)
    75
  - LY (Longitude)
    75
  - EQ (Device Cloud FQDN)
    75
  - DI (Device Cloud Indicator)
    76
- Web Configuration Commands
  76
- Ethernet Bridging Commands
  77
  - BE (Ethernet RF Bridging Enable)
    77
  - BA (Bridge Destination MAC)
    78
- AT Command Options
  78
  - CC (Command Sequence Character)
    78
  - CN (Exit Command Mode)
    79
  - CT (Command Mode Timeout)
    79
  - GT (Guard Time)
    79
- Firmware Commands
  79
API Operation

83
- About API Mode
  83
- Using the AP Command to Set the Operation Mode
  83
- API Frame Format
  83
  - API Operation (AP = 1) Frame Format
    84
  - API Operation with Escapes (AP = 2) Frame Format
    84
  - Length Field
    85
  - Frame Data Field
    85
  - Checksum Field
    87
- API Serial Exchanges
  87
  - AT Commands
    87
  - Transmitting and Receiving RF Data
    87
  - Remote at Commands
    88
- Application API Support
  88
- API Frame Types
  88
  - AT Command-Apply Changes
    89
  - AT Command-Queue New Parameter Value
    89
  - TX Request
    90
  - Explicit TX Request
    92
  - Remote at Command Request
    94
  - AT Command Response
    95
  - Modem Status
    96
  - Transmit Status
    97
  - RX Indicator
    98
  - Explicit RX Indicator
    99
  - Remote Command Response
    100
Advanced Application Features

103
- Remote Configuration Commands
  103
  - Sending a Remote Command
    103
  - Appying Changes on Remote Devices
    103
  - Remote Command Responses
    104
- Network Commissioning and Diagnostics
  104
  - Device Configuration
    104
  - Device Placement
    104
  - Loopback Testing
    104
  - Device Discovery
    105
- General Purpose Flash Memory
  106
  - Accessing General Purpose Flash Memory
    106
  - Working with Flash Memory
    117
- Over-The-Air (OTA) Firmware Upgrades
  117
  - Distributing the New Application
    118
  - Verifying the New Application
    119
  - Installing the Application
    119
  - Keep in Mind
    120
Configuring XLR PRO Using the Web Configuration Interface

121
- Access the XLR PRO Web Configuration Interface
  121
- Set General Options
  121
- Set Ethernet Network Options
  122
- Set Ethernet RF Bridging Options
  123
- Set Device Cloud Connectivity Options
  123
- Set XLR Radio Options
  124
- Set XLR Radio Serial Options
  125
- Set XLR Radio IP Socket (Ethernet) Options
  126
- Update Firmware
  127
- Set Web Configuration Options
  128
Configuring XLR PRO Using XCTU

129
- Download and Install XCTU
  129
- Download and Install USB Driver
  129
- Connect XLR PRO to Your PC
  129
- Launch XCTU and Add the XLR PRO
  129
- Configure Parameters Using XCTU
  130
- Determine or Assign an IP Address
  130
  - Determine the Assigned DHCP Address
    130
  - Assign a Static IP Address
    131
- Update Firmware with XCTU
  131

Digi XLR PRO User Manual (145 pages)

Radio Frequency (RF) Modem

Brand: Digi | Category: Modem | Size: 2 MB

Customer Support
3
Table of Contents
4
XLR PRO Radio Frequency (RF) Modem User Guide

10
- Operational Modes
  10
- For more Information
  11
Hardware

12
- XLR PRO Front Panel
  13
- RJ45 Serial Port Pinout
  13
- Hardware Interfaces
  14
- Power Supply
  14
- Leds
  14
  - Startup
    15
  - Data Transmission
    15
- Reset Button
  15
- Antenna Port
  16
Set up the Hardware

17
- XLR PRO Kit Contents
  18
- Connect the Hardware
  19
- Mount the XLR PRO
  20
  - Right-Angle Mount DIN Rail (Not to Scale)
    20
  - Flush-Mount Bracket (Not to Scale)
    21
- Mounting Guidelines
  21
- Antenna Placement
  22
Technical Specifications

23
- General
  24
- RF Specifications
  24
- Rural Range Line-Of-Sight
  24
- Receiver Sensitivity by RF Data Rate
  24
- UART Interface Data Rates (Software Selectable)
  25
- Networking and Security
  25
- Power Requirements
  25
- Power Supply
  26
- Environmental
  26
- Regulatory Approvals
  26
- Connectors
  26
Operations

28
- XLR PRO Operational Design
  28
- Ethernet RF Bridging
  28
- Serial Mode Selection
  29
- USB Mode
  30
- Serial Mode
  30
- IP Socket Mode
  31
  - Controlling Parameters
    31
  - Operational Description
    32
- Serial Communications
  32
  - Serial Buffers
    32
Networking Methods

33
- MAC/PHY Layers
  34
- Ethernet Bridging
  34
  - Ethernet Packet Handling
    34
  - Bridging Precautions
    35
  - Enable Bridging
    35
  - 64-Bit Addresses
    35
  - Unicast
    35
  - Broadcast
    35
- Serial Addressing Basics
  36
  - 64-Bit Addresses
    36
  - Unicast
    36
  - Broadcast
    36
  - Delivery Method
    36
AT Commands

38
- Special Commands
  39
  - AC (Apply Changes)
    39
  - FR (Software Reset)
    39
  - RE (Restore Defaults)
    39
  - WR (Write)
    39
- MAC/PHY Commands
  40
  - ID (Network ID)
    40
  - BR (RF Data Rate)
    40
  - PL (Power Level)
    40
  - RR (Unicast Retries)
    41
  - MT (Broadcast Multi-Transmits)
    41
- Diagnostic Commands
  41
  - DB (Received Signal Strength)
    41
  - EA (MAC ACK Timeouts)
    42
  - ER (Received Error Count)
    42
  - GD (Good Packets Received)
    42
  - TR (Transmission Failure Count)
    43
  - UA (Unicasts Attempted)
    43
  - H (MAC Unicast One Hop Time)
    43
  - MAC Broadcast One Hop Time)
    43
  - N? (Network Discovery Timeout)
    44
- Network Commands
  44
  - CE (Node Messaging Options)
    44
  - BH (Broadcast Hops)
    44
  - NH (Network Hops)
    44
  - NN (Network Delay Slots)
    45
- RF Addressing Commands
  45
  - SH (Serial Number High)
    45
  - SL (Serial Number Low)
    45
  - DH (Destination Address High)
    45
  - DL (Destination Address Low)
    46
  - TO (Transmit Options)
    46
  - NI (Node Identifier)
    46
  - NT (Node Discovery Timeout)
    47
  - NO (Node Discovery Options)
    47
  - CI (Cluster ID)
    47
  - DE (Destination Endpoint)
    48
  - SE (Source Endpoint)
    48
- Addressing Discovery and Configuration Commands
  49
  - DN (Discover Node)
    49
  - ND (Network Discover)
    49
  - FN (Find Neighbors)
    50
- Security Commands
  50
  - KY (AES Encryption Key)
    51
- Serial Interfacing Commands
  51
  - BD (Baud Rate)
    51
  - NB (Parity)
    51
  - SB (Stop Bits)
    52
  - RO (Packetization Timeout)
    52
  - FT (Flow Control Threshold)
    52
  - AP (API Mode)
    52
  - AO (API Options)
    53
  - Serial Protocol)
    53
  - RS-485 Duplex)
    53
  - RS-485 Termination)
    54
  - D6 (RTS Flow Control)
    54
  - D7 (CTS Flow Control)
    54
- Hardware Diagnostics Commands
  55
  - TP (Temperature)
    55
  - RP (RSSI PWM Timer)
    55
- Ethernet and IP Socket Mode Commands
  55
  - ES (IP Socket Mode Enable)
    55
  - IB (IP Socket Baud Rate)
    56
  - IP (IP Protocol)
    56
  - DX (Destination IP Address)
    57
  - C0 (Source Port)
    57
  - DY (Destination Port)
    57
  - TM (TCP Client Connection Timeout)
    57
  - TS (TCP Server Connection Timeout)
    58
  - MA (IP Addressing Mode)
    58
  - MY (XLR IP Address)
    58
  - MK (Subnet Mask)
    59
  - GW (Default Gateway Address)
    59
  - NS (DNS Address)
    59
  - M (Ethernet MAC Address)
    60
- Device Cloud Commands
  60
  - DO (Device Cloud Enable)
    60
  - KP (Device Description)
    60
  - KC (Device Contact)
    60
  - KL (Device Location)
    61
  - LX (Latitude)
    61
  - LY (Longitude)
    61
  - EQ (Device Cloud FQDN)
    61
  - DI (Device Cloud Indicator)
    61
- Web Configuration Commands
  62
- Ethernet Bridging Commands
  63
  - BE (Ethernet RF Bridging Enable)
    63
  - BA (Bridge Destination MAC)
    63
- Command Mode Options
  63
  - CC (Command Sequence Character)
    63
  - CN (Exit Command Mode)
    64
  - CT (Command Mode Timeout)
    64
  - GT (Guard Times)
    64
- Firmware Commands
  64
  - VB (Firmware Version)
    64
  - VR (XLR PRO Firmware Version)
    65
  - HV (Hardware Version)
    65
  - VH (XLR PRO Baseboard Hardware Version)
    65
  - C (Compatibility)
    65
  - DD (Device Type Identifier)
    65
  - PN (Part Number)
    66
  - NP (Maximum Packet Payload Bytes)
    66
  - CK (Configuration CRC)
    66
Operate in API Mode

67
Advanced Application Features

94
- Network Commissioning and Diagnostics
  94
- Local Configuration
  94
- Remote Configuration
  94
- Test Links in a Network
  95
- Test Links between Adjacent Devices
  96
  - Example
    97
  - RSSI Indicators
    97
  - Discover Devices
    98
- General Purpose Flash Memory
  98
  - Access General Purpose Flash Memory
    99
  - Work with Flash Memory
    110
- Over-The-Air (OTA) Firmware Updates
  110
  - Distribute the New Application
    111
  - Verify the New Application
    111
  - Install the Application
    112
  - Keep in Mind
    112
Configure the XLR PRO Using the Web Configuration Interface

114
- Access the XLR PRO Web Configuration Interface
  114
- Set General Options
  114
- Set Ethernet Network Options
  114
- Set Ethernet RF Bridging Options
  115
- Set Device Cloud Connectivity Options
  116
- Set XLR Radio Options
  116
- Set XLR Radio Serial Options
  117
- Set XLR Radio IP Socket (Ethernet) Options
  118
- Update Firmware
  119
- Set Web Configuration Options
  119
Configure the XLR PRO Using XCTU

121
- Download and Install XCTU
  122
- Download and Install the USB Driver
  122
- Connect XLR PRO to Your PC
  122
- Launch XCTU and Add the XLR PRO
  122
- Configure Parameters Using XCTU
  122
- Determine or Assign an IP Address
  123
  - Determine the Assigned DHCP Address
    123
  - Assign a Static IP Address
    123
- Update Firmware with XCTU
  123

Digi XLR PRO User Manual (134 pages)

Radio Frequency (RF) Module

Brand: Digi | Category: Control Unit | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
3
About the XLR PRO RF Module

9
- Antenna Port
  10
- Mechanical Drawings
  10
- Pinouts
  10
- Heat Dissipation
  12
  - Use a Heat Sink
    13
  - Operation Without a Heat Sink
    14
- For more Information
  14
Technical Specifications

15
- General Specifications
  16
- Electrical Specifications
  16
- RF Characteristics
  17
- Rural Range Line-Of-Sight
  18
- Receiver Sensitivity
  18
- Receiver Selectivity
  19
- Interface Data Rate (Software Selectable)
  19
- Networking and Security Specifications
  19
- Power Requirements
  19
- Environmental
  19
- Regulatory Conformity Summary
  19
- Connectors
  20
Getting Started with the XLR PRO RF Module

22
Operations

33
- Operational Design
  33
- Uart
  33
  - Serial Communications
    34
- SPI Signals
  34
  - Signal Description
    34
- Slave Mode Characteristics
  35
- Full Duplex Operation
  35
- Configuration Considerations
  36
- SPI and API Mode
  36
- SPI Parameters
  36
- Serial Port Selection
  36
  - Serial Receive Buffer
    37
  - Serial Transmit Buffer
    37
Networking Methods

38
- MAC/PHY Layers
  39
- Addressing Basics
  39
  - 64-Bit Addresses
    39
  - Make a Unicast Transmission
    39
  - Make a Broadcast Transmission
    40
- Delivery Methods
  40
  - Point to Point / Point to Multipoint (P2MP)
    40
  - Repeater/Directed Broadcast
    40
- Transmission Timeouts
  41
  - Transmit a Broadcast
    41
AT Commands

42
- Special Commands
  43
  - AC (Apply Changes)
    43
  - Software Reset)
    43
  - RE (Restore Defaults)
    43
  - WR (Write)
    43
- MAC/PHY Commands
  44
  - ID (Network ID)
    44
  - BR (RF Data Rate)
    44
  - Power Level)
    45
  - RR (Unicast Retries)
    45
  - MT (Broadcast Multi-Transmits)
    45
- Diagnostic Commands
  45
  - DB (Received Signal Strength)
    46
  - EA (MAC ACK Timeouts)
    46
  - ER (Received Error Count)
    46
  - GD (Good Packets Received)
    46
  - TR (Transmission Failure Count)
    47
  - UA (Unicasts Attempted)
    47
  - H (MAC Unicast One Hop Time)
    47
  - MAC Broadcast One Hop Time)
    47
  - N? (Network Discovery Timeout)
    48
- Network Commands
  48
  - CE (Node Messaging Options)
    48
  - BH (Broadcast Hops)
    48
  - NH (Network Hops)
    49
  - NN (Network Delay Slots)
    49
- Addressing Commands
  49
  - SH (Serial Number High)
    49
  - Serial Number Low)
    49
  - DH (Destination Address High)
    50
  - DL (Destination Address Low)
    50
  - TO (Transmit Options)
    50
  - NI (Node Identifier)
    51
  - NT (Node Discovery Timeout)
    51
  - Node Discovery Options)
    51
  - CI (Cluster ID)
    52
  - Destination Endpoint)
    52
  - SE (Source Endpoint)
    52
- Addressing Discovery and Configuration Commands
  53
  - DN (Discover Node)
    53
  - ND (Network Discover)
    53
  - FN (Find Neighbors)
    54
- Security Commands
  55
  - KY (AES Encryption Key)
    55
- Serial Interfacing Commands
  55
  - BD (Baud Rate)
    55
  - NB (Parity)
    55
  - SB (Stop Bits)
    56
  - Packetization Timeout)
    56
  - FT (Flow Control Threshold)
    56
  - AP (API Mode)
    57
  - AO (API Options)
    57
- I/O Settings Commands
  58
  - D0 (Dio0/Ad0)
    58
  - D1 (Dio1/Ad1)
    58
  - D2 (Dio2/Ad2)
    59
  - D3 (Dio3/Ad3)
    59
  - D4 (Dio4)
    59
  - D5 (Dio5/Associated_Indicator)
    60
  - D6 (Dio6/Rts)
    60
  - D7 (Dio7/Cts)
    61
  - D8 (Dio8/Dtr/Slp_Rq)
    61
  - D9 (Dio9/On_Sleep)
    62
  - Dio10/Pwm0/Rssi
    62
  - P1 (DIO11/PWM1 Configuration)
    63
  - P2 (DIO12 Configuration)
    63
  - P3 (Dio13/Dout)
    64
  - P4 (Dio14/Din/Config)
    64
  - P5 (Dio15/Spi_Miso)
    64
  - P6 (SPI_MOSI Configuration)
    65
  - P8 (Dio18/Spi_Clk)
    66
  - P9 (Dio19/Spi_Attn)
    66
  - PD (Pull Up/Down Direction)
    67
  - PR (Pull-Up/Down Resistor Enable)
    68
  - M0 (PWM0 Duty Cycle)
    69
  - M1 (PWM1 Duty Cycle)
    69
  - Associate LED Blink Time)
    69
  - RP (RSSI PWM Timer)
    69
- I/O Sampling Commands
  70
  - AV (Analog Voltage Reference)
    70
  - IC (Analog Voltage Reference)
    70
  - IR (Sample Rate)
    71
  - TP (Temperature)
    71
  - Voltage Supply Monitoring)
    71
- I/O Line Passing Commands
  72
  - IU (I/O Output Enable)
    72
  - IA (I/O Input Address)
    72
  - T0 (D0 Timeout)
    72
  - T1 (D1 Timeout)
    73
  - T2 (D2 Timeout)
    73
  - T3 (D3 Timeout)
    73
  - T4 (D4 Timeout)
    73
  - T5 (D5 Timeout)
    73
  - T6 (D6 Timeout)
    74
  - T7 (D7 Timeout)
    74
  - T8 (D8 Timeout)
    74
  - T9 (D9 Timeout)
    74
  - Q0 (P0 Timeout)
    74
  - Q1 (P1 Timeout)
    75
  - Q2 (P2 Timeout)
    75
  - Q3 (P3 Timeout)
    75
  - Q4 (P4 Timeout)
    75
  - PWM Output Timeout)
    76
- Command Mode Options
  76
  - CC (Command Sequence Character)
    76
  - CN (Exit Command Mode)
    76
  - CT (Command Mode Timeout)
    76
  - GT (Guard Times)
    77
- Firmware Commands
  77
Operate in API Mode

79
- API Mode Overview
  80
- Use the AP Command to Set the Operation Mode
  80
- API Frame Format
  80
  - API Operation (AP Parameter = 1)
    80
  - API Operation with Escaped Characters (AP Parameter = 2)
    81
  - Length Field
    82
  - Frame Data
    82
  - Checksum Field
    82
- API Serial Exchanges
  83
  - AT Command Frames
    83
  - Transmit and Receive RF Data
    83
  - Remote at Commands
    83
- Code to Support Future API Frames
  83
- API Frames
  84
Advanced Application Features

106
- Monitor I/O Lines
  106
  - Pin Configurations
    106
  - Periodic I/O Sampling
    108
  - Detect Digital I/O Changes
    108
- I/O Line Passing
  109
  - Configuration Example
    109
- Work with Networked Devices
  110
  - Network Commissioning and Diagnostics
    111
  - Local Configuration
    111
  - Remote Configuration
    111
  - Test Links in a Network - Loopback Cluster
    112
  - Test Links between Adjacent Devices
    112
- General Purpose Flash Memory
  115
  - Access General Purpose Flash Memory
    115
  - Work with Flash Memory
    121
- Over-The-Air (OTA) Firmware Updates
  122
  - Distribute the New Application
    122
  - Verify the New Application
    123
  - Install the Application
    123
  - Keep in Mind
    123

Digi XLR PRO User Manual (106 pages)

Radio Frequency (RF) Modem

Brand: Digi | Category: Modem | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
About XLR PRO® Radio Frequency (RF) Modem
7
Technical Specifications
8
Data Rates and Sensitivity
10
Power Supply
10
Operational Modes
10
Hardware Interfaces
11
Leds
11
Reset Button
11
Antenna Port
12
XLR PRO Documentation
12
XLR PRO Hardware
13
XLR PRO Kit Contents
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Front Panel
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RJ45 Serial Port Pinout
15
Hardware Setup
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Connect the Hardware
16
Mount the XLR PRO
17
Mounting Guidelines
17
Antenna Placement
18
XLR PRO Operation
19
XLR PRO Operational Design
19
Ethernet RF Bridging
20
Serial Mode Selection
20
USB Mode
21
Serial Mode
21
IP Socket Mode
22
Controlling Parameters
22
Operational Description
22
Serial Communications
23
XLR PRO Serial Buffers
23
XLR PRO Serial Interface Protocols
23
AT Command Mode
25
Firmware Updates
26
XLR PRO Networking Methods
28
Ethernet RF Bridging
28
Related Parameters: ID, PL, RR, MT
28
Ethernet RF Bridging
29
64-Bit Addresses
29
Unicast
30
Broadcast
30
XLR PRO Serial Addressing Basics
30
Related Parameters: SH, SL, DH, DL, to
30
64-Bit Addresses
30
Delivery Method
30
Point-To-Point/Multipoint (P2MP)
31
Repeater/Directed Broadcast
31
Related Parameters: CE, NH, NN, BH
31
Transmission Timeouts
32
Transmitting a Broadcast
32
XLR PRO at Command Reference Tables
33
Special Commands
33
MAC/PHY Level Commands
34
Diagnostics Commands (MAC Statistics and Timeouts)
35
RF Network Commands
36
RF Addressing Commands
36
Addressing Discovery/Configuration Commands
39
RF Security Commands
42
Serial Interfacing Commands
42
Hardware Diagnostics Commands
44
Ethernet and IP Socket Mode Commands
45
Device Cloud Commands
47
Web Configuration Commands
48
Ethernet RF Bridging Commands
48
AT Command Options
48
Firmware Commands
49
XLR PRO API Operation
50
API Frame Format
50
API Operation (AP Parameter = 1)
50
API Operation with Escape Characters (AP Parameter = 2)
51
Escape Characters
51
Length
51
Frame Data
51
Checksum
52
XLR PRO API Serial Exchanges
52
AT Commands
52
Transmitting and Receiving RF Data
53
Remote at Commands
53
Supporting API
54
XLR PRO Frame Descriptions
54
AT Command-Apply Changes
54
AT Command-Queue New Parameter Value
54
TX Request
55
Explicit TX Request
56
Remote at Command Request
58
AT Command Response
58
Modem Status
59
Transmit Status
59
RX Indicator
60
Explicit Rx Indicator
61
Remote Command Response
62
XLR PRO Advanced Application Features
63
Remote Configuration Commands
63
Sending a Remote Command
63
Applying Changes on Remote Devices
63
Remote Command Responses
63
Network Commissioning and Diagnostics
64
Device Configuration
64
Device Placement
64
Loopback Testing
64
Device Discovery
64
Network Discovery
64
Neighbor Polling
65
General Purpose Flash Memory
65
Accessing General Purpose Flash Memory
65
Working with Flash Memory
71
Over-The-Air Firmware Upgrades
71
Distributing the New Application
71
Verifying the New Application
72
Installing the Application
72
Keep in Mind
73
Configuring the XLR PRO Using XCTU
74
Download and Install XCTU
74
Download and Install USB Driver
74
Connect XLR PRO to Your PC
74
Launch XCTU and Add the XLR PRO
75
Configure Parameters Using XCTU
75
Determine or Assign an IP Address
75
Update Firmware with XCTU
76
Configuring XLR PRO Using the Web Configuration Interface
77
Access the XLR PRO Web Configuration Interface
77
Set General Options
78
Set Ethernet Network Options
78
Set Ethernet RF Bridging Options
79
Set Device Cloud Connectivity Options
80
Set XLR Radio Options
80
Set XLR Radio Serial Options
81
Set XLR Radio IP Socket (Ethernet) Options
82
Update Firmware
82
Set Web Configuration Options
84
Reboot an XLR PRO
85
Restore Factory Default Settings
85
Configuring XLR PRO Using Device Cloud
86
Create a Device Cloud Account
86
Get the MAC Address for the XLR PRO
86
Add a Digi XLR PRO to Device Cloud
87
Update Firmware with Device Cloud
88
Configure XLR PRO with Device Cloud
88
Configure Device Cloud Connectivity Options
89
Configure Ethernet Network Options
90
Configure Ethernet RF Bridging Options
91
Configure IP Socket Mode Options
92
Configure Serial Mode Options
93
Configure System Options
94
Configure Web Configuration Options
95
Configure XLR Radio Configuration Options
96
Schedule Configuration Changes
97
Troubleshooting
98
Serial Interface Issues
98
No Data on Serial Port
98
RS-485/422 Does Not Work
98

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