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To leave the “command mode” send “AT0” in ASCII. The COM port number will usually be COM2 or above (COM1 is now a virtual interface on modern Windows).

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The device will appear as a COM port on Windows (can be found in the Device Manager, Hyperterminal and CoolTerm will also enumerate serial ports).

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on Mac OSX CoolTerm (see this FAQ for more details) to configure a serial. Linux / Mac OSX: GNU screen Microsoft Windows. To change the sending interval use “ATS380=60” in ASCII to set the interval to 60 seconds. Remember that serial port only transmit data at the rate of one bit per second. Now, you can send for example the command “AT/V” in ASCII (don’t forget to hit enter (“CR” + “LF”) after the “AT/V” command) to read the version or “AT/S” in ASCII to read the settings. Send further commands and change settings of Adeunis Field Test Device

Adeunis Field Test Device shows “CM” on the display.

CoolTerm should print “CM” in the terminal.

So next time you can just enter it, instead of switching back to ASCII and hit “Enter”.

Now you see that an “0D 0A” has been attached to the line.

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Here, I got stuck as I did not know how to append “CR” and ”LF” to the raw hex command as described in the Smartmakers manual. In order to change settings of the Adeunis Field Test Device, you have to enter the “Command mode (CM)”. You can transmit a message by pressing the physical button on the Adeunis Field Test Device.Įnter “Command Mode” to change settings of Adeunis Field Test Device Connection (menu) -> Options -> if necessary: rescanĪfter successful connection, you will receive some output on the CoolTerm terminal each time a LoRaWAN message is transmitted.Connect Adeunis Field Test Device via USB cable.Here a short description of the steps to change the settings of the Adeunis Field Test Device.

Steps to change settings of Adeunis Field Test Device I connected the Adeunis Field Test Device with an USB cable with my Mac. 4:11 PM Reply Helpful (1) Thread reply - more. General setupĪs I am using a Mac, I found and used CoolTerm to connect via a serial connection with the Adeunis. Question: Q: Using Terminal to connect to serial port.Can anyone suggest a way to use Terminal (or another app) to connect to a USB port to which has been connected a USB to Serial converter cable (USB-A to DB9).

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Teraterm for windows, CoolTerm for Mac Osx, Linux) Connection of the unit. So here a short description how to do it on a Mac. a computer connected to the internet to let the system download the serial port USB drivers (optionally) a program for serial port communication (e.g. However, it took me a while to figure out how to configure the Adeunis Field Test Device using macOS and CoolTerm, as the Smartmaker description is for Windows systems. Looking for a manual to change the settings of the device, I found the following detailed device description (german) provided by To change the settings, click the Options icon with the little gear and wrench.

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More specific: I wanted the device to send an Uplink message more frequently (default interval is 10 minutes). especially useful in Mac OS where there arent as many terminal options.

Check out the mbed serial interrupt and setup your code to respond to the interrupt, handle the new byte and set a signal for the main loop which does the display stuff when something has arrived.Lately I was testing the LoRaWAN coverage of our deployed gateways with an Adeunis Field Test Device.įor the coverage test I wanted to change some settings of Adeunis Field Test Device.

The solution is to immediately read a byte as soon as it arrives in serial port buffer and store it in data array before doing anything else. In the second case you send one byte (0x01), it is stored in the serial port buffer, you read it and store it in data before you send the next one (0x02), your code waits 5 secs before reading that second value and storing it, it then immediately attempts to read the third byte (no wait (5) in between) and fails because you either have not yet pressed the send button again and the serial port is still empty or the third byte was lost because the serial port buffer was still occupied with 0x02 when 0x03 arrived. So when you send three bytes in one burst the first one will be stored in the serial port buffer and you read it OK, then you wait 5 sec and try to read the next two, but they have not been saved because the serial buffer was still filled with 0x01 when they arrived. The STM32F767 probably doesnt have a hardware fifo (check datasheet) so you need to read the received byte from the serial port before the next one arrives or that next byte will be lost.

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