User's Guide

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CMD - Command Register
Volatile Address = 0xC7
This volatile write-only register is used to issue special commands.
Value V is chosen from among the options in Figure 90.
The Send Packet command starts data transmission. Operation differs
depending on whether option TXPKT is set in the PKTOPT register.
• TXPKT = 0; this command operates the same as a data timeout with
DATATO. All waiting data, up to the maximum allowed in the remaining
channel time, is transmitted.
• TXPKT = 1; this command marks the end of an explicit packet in
the outgoing buffer. All bytes in the packet are transmitted together.
Following bytes are sent in the next packet. The max packet length is
192 bytes. Multiple packets can be queued with this command.
HumPRO
TM
Series CMD Values
CMD Value Operation
0x1 SENDP – Send Packet
0x2 GETPH – Get Packet Header
0x3 GETPD – Get Packet Data
0x4 GETPHD – Get Packet Header and Data
0x5 CLRRXP – Clear Received Packet
0x6 CLROB – Clear Outbound Buffer
0x07 CLRIB – Clear Input Buffer
0x10 JOINCTL – Join Process Control
0x11 WRKEY – Write Key
0x12 CLRKEY – Clear Key
0x13 RLDKEY – Reload Key
0x20 0xAA 0xBB NVRESET – Reset non-volatile registers to factory default
Figure 89: HumPRO
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Series Transceiver Command Register Command and Response
HumPRO
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Series Command Register
Write Command
Header Size Escape Address Value
0xFF 0x03 0xFE 0x47 V
Figure 90: HumPRO
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Series Command Register Values
The Get Packet Header command returns the received packet header
using a received packet transfer cycle (see the Receiving Packets section).
The header is discarded after transfer. This command is normally issued
after receiving an RXWAIT exception. The packet data can be read after
completion of the header transfer. If the data is not read before this
command is issued a second time, then the data is discarded and the
header for the following packet is returned. A NAK response is returned if
option RXPKT is disabled in the PKTOPT register or the previous GETPx
command was not completed.
The Get Packet Data command returns the received packet data using a
received packet transfer cycle. If the packet header is not read first, then
it is discarded. The packet data is then discarded after transfer. A NAK
response is returned if option RXPKT is disabled in the PKTOPT register or
the previous GETPx command was not completed.
The Get Packet Header and Data command returns the received packet
header, followed by the packet data using a received packet transfer
cycle. The packet is discarded after transfer. A NAK response is returned
if option RXPKT is disabled in the PKTOPT register or the previous GETPx
command was not completed.
The Clear Received Packet command removes the next unread packet
from the RF incoming queue if RXPKT is enabled in the PKTOPT register.
If the packet header was read but not the data, this command causes
the data to be discarded. Although not required before reading the next
packet’s header, it frees buffer space for more or longer messages.
If a previous GETPx command did not deliver all the associated data,
this command removes the undelivered data and terminates the previous
GETPx command.
If option RXPKT is disabled this command discards all received data which
has not been delivered.
The Clear Outbound Buffer command cancels any transmission in
progress and clears the buffer of data to be transmitted.
The Clear Input Buffer command discards all RF-received bytes and
clears the EX_RXWAIT flag.