Specifications

ID 67 through 127 – Reserved for Future Use
Reserved for future Synapse use.
ID 70 – Transmit Power Limit
The Transmit Power Limit is a string that specifies, channel by channel, the maximum power level
that can be transmitted on each channel. The units for the setting match those for the txPwr() function,
ranging from 0 through 17 (with 17 being the highest power). They represent a cap, or governor,
limiting how high the output can be on the specified channel, possibly reducing the specified power if
txPwr() is set higher than the channel setting specified here.
The value in the parameter is a string 16 bytes long, where the first byte represents the maximum
power on channel 0, the second byte represents the maximum power on channel 1, and the 16
th
byte
represents the maximum power on channel 15. For example, if you wanted to crank up the power to
the maximum possible on all channels, you would use:
saveNvParam(70,'\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11')
This parameter is only implemented on MC1321x-based hardware.
ID 128 through 254 – Available for User Definition
These are user-defined NV Parameters, and can be used for whatever purpose you choose.
ID 255 – Reserved for Synapse Use
Reserved for internal use. (0xFF means “blank” inside the actual NV storage.)
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