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4.3.1.24
KU
–
Send Upper Half of Session Key
Send the upper half of the session key encrypted by the provisioning key. Note that both the
session key and provisioning key must be set prior to this command. This command is only
valid for coordinator devices and the parameter with this command is the 32-bit ASCII coded
Device ID of the target endpoint. This command is used along with KL (lower half of session
key) and encryption is automatically enabled on the endpoint when both halves of the key
arrive.
4.3.1.25
KL
–
Send Lower Half of Session Key
Send the lower half of the session key encrypted by the provisioning key. Note that both the
session key and provisioning key must be set prior to this command. This command is only
valid for coordinator devices and the parameter with this command is the 32-bit ASCII coded
Device ID of the target endpoint. This command is used along with KU (upper half of session
key) and encryption is automatically enabled on the endpoint when both halves of the key
arrive.
4.3.1.26
SV
–
SubGig stack version
This command will return two ASCII coded hex bytes representing the SubGig stack version
where the first two digits represent the major version and the last two digits represent the
minor version. For example, version 1.2 would be represented by the ASCII string “0102”. This
value is set at the factory and is read-only.
4.3.1.27
VR
–
Firmware version
This command will return four ASCII coded characters representing the module firmware
version where the first two digits represent the major version and the last two digits represent
the minor version. For example, versio
n 1.2 would be represented by the ASCII string “0102”.
This value is set at the factory and is read-only.
4.3.1.28
HR
–
Hardware version
This command will return two ASCII coded hex bytes representing the SubGig stack version
where the first two digits represent the major version and the last two digits represent the
minor version. For example, version 1.2 would be represented by the ASCII string “0102”. This
value is set at the factory and is read-only.
