HEX
(Base-16).+BASE [base]
+BASE ?
BIN
or 2
DEC
or 10
HEX
or 16
?
-BASE
followed by either BIN
, DEC
, or HEX
+LED [color]
+LED [red] [green] [blue]
OFF
WHITE
RED
GREEN
or LIME
BLUE
YELLOW
CYAN
or AQUA
MAGENTA
or FUCHSIA
or PURPLE
IO
.+MODE [coreIndex] [opMode]
+MODE [coreIndex] ?
coreIndex
] parameter is implemented to ensure the command set can be easily expanded. As such, coreIndex
= 0 for all usage of this command.IO
SPI
I2C
or IIC
1WIRE
or 1-WIRE
or ONEWIRE
SWI
or SINGLEWIRE
UART
or USART
or SERIAL
?
-MODE
followed by [coreIndex]
followed by either IO
, SPI
, I2C
, UART
, 1WIRE
, or SWI
.-ID
followed by the 256-bit globally-unique device identifier. Note that the response is always displayed in base-16 (hexadecimal) regardless of the base setting.-FWVER
followed by the [major].[minor].[build]
number of the firmware . Note that the response is always displayed in base-10 (decimal) regardless of the base setting.-HWVER
followed by the [major].[minor]
identifier of the hardware . Note that the response is always displayed in base-10 (decimal) regardless of the base setting.-OK
. Note that immediately following the transmission of the response, the host adapter will reset, which will cause the serial connection with the computer to be lost.-OK
. Note that immediately following the transmission of the response, the host adapter will reset, which will cause the serial connection with the computer to be lost. The device will then enumerate as a mass storage device.