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Figure 3. set ip tcp-mode Command Bit-Mapped Register
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Default: 0x0
Example: set ip tcp-mode 0x4 // Forces the module to use DNS
set ip tcp-mode 0x10 // Disables remote configuration
set opt jointmr <value>
This command sets the join timer, which is the length of time (in ms) the join function waits for the access point to
complete the association process. <value> is a decimal number representing the number of ms. This timer is also
used as the timeout for the WPA handshaking process.
Default: 1000
Example set opt jointmr 1050 // Sets the join timer to 1,050 ms
set opt format <flag>
The command sets the HTTP client/web server information, where <flag> is a bit-mapped register as shown in Figure
4. See “Using the HTML Client Feature” on page 66 for more details.
Figure 4. set opt format Command Bit-Mapped Register
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Default: 0x00
Example: set opt format 0x7 // The module sends sensor values
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Shorten the TCP connect timer (use with bit 1).
Shorten the TCP connect timer (use with bit 0).
Forces the module to use DNS rst to resolve the IP address, even if the host IP is set.
Reserved.
Disables remote conguration for security purposes.
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Automatically send an HTML header-based broadcast interval.
Send users binary data (converted to ASCII hex).
Sample the GPIO and ADC pins and format to ASCII hex.
Appends &id=<value>, where <value> is the device ID string that was set using set opt device <string>.
Appends the following key/value pairs to the HTTP message: &rtc=<time>, &mac=<address>,
&bss=<access point address>, &bat=<battery voltage>, &io=<GPIO in hex>, &wake=<wake reason>,
&seq=<sequence value>, where <time> is the realtime clock value in the message as a 32-bit hex value in
format aabbccddee and <sequence value> is a rolling counter of how many web posts have been sent.