User guide

Redpine Signals, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. Page 61
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Response Parameter
Description
connect to the Access Point. If
the connection to the Access
Point is in Open mode, then
these bytes will be zeros. If the
actual key is less than 32/64
characters long, then filler bytes
0x00 are added to complete the
length of the return value.
This parameter contains
dummy bytes in IBSS mode
(with module as creator) if
no Wi-Fi nodes have joined
the network.
Chn_No
This is 1 byte, returned in hex
and indicates the channel
number in which the module is
connected to the Access Point.
This parameter contains
dummy bytes in IBSS mode
(with module as creator) if
no Wi-Fi nodes have joined
the network
MAC_ADDR
This is 6 bytes and is the MAC
Address of the module. Returned
in hex.
DHCP_MODE
This is 1 byte, returned in hex. It
indicates the module is
connected to the Access Point
through DHCP or Manual IP
configuration.
0x00 – Manual
0x01 – DHCP
IP_Address
This is 4 bytes and indicates the
IP Address of the module.
Returned in hex. For example, if
IP address is 192.168.50.2, the
value returned is
0xC0 0xA8 0x32 0x02
SUBNET
This is 4 bytes and indicates the
Subnet Mask address of the
module. Returned in hex. For
example, if subnet address is
192.168.50.1, the value
returned is