Older RF2 Modules
All our older RF2 modules (sensors & IoT Gateway) are configured by sending them configuration commands. You can use the rf_config tool to send configuration changes to the RF module simply by addressing the device_id of the target RF module followed by the configuration change. For example the following command changes the cycle interval of device 75 to 10 minutes:
python rf_config.py 75 INTVL010
In this section of the documentation we will cover the most common configurations in detail. The full list of configurations can be found in the message reference.
RF4 Modules
All our RF4 modules (sensors & IoT Gateway) are configured by sending them configuration commands. You can use the rf_config tool to send configuration changes to the RF module simply by addressing the device_id of the target RF module followed by the configuration change. For example the following command changes the cycle interval of device 0075 to 10 minutes:
python rf_config.py 0075 INVL010
The sensor will echo back the command (ie: b0075INVL010) if the change was successful or it will send an error (ie: b0075ERR) if there was a problem with the command.
The RF4 rf_config.py application has been updated to support RF4 format, restricts the device Id to a-z,A-Z, and 0-9 characters or lenght of 2 or 4 characters. \
RF2 devices will only accept 2 character IDs and RF4 will only accept 4 character Ids.
In this section of the documentation we will cover the most common configurations in detail. The full list of configurations can be found in the message reference.