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When the system boots, all configuration data is loaded into RAM variables from the
config
file. The
set
commands only
modify the RAM copy of the system variables. In general, the IP, WLAN, and UART settings require you to save and reboot
before they take effect because they operate upon power up. For example, you only associate, set the channel, and obtain
an IP address once at power up. Most of the other commands, e.g., COMM settings and timers, take effect immediately,
allowing you to change parameters on the fly, minimizing power usage, and saving flash re-write cycles.
Once configuration is complete, you must save the settings to store the configuration data, otherwise it will not take effect
upon reboot or reset. You can store multiple configurations using the
save
<
filename
> command, and you can load them
using the
load
<
filename
> command.
SET COMMANDS
These commands begin with the set keyword and include the categories shown in Table 3:
Table 3. Set Commands
Parameter
Description
adhoc
Controls the ad hoc parameters.
broadcast
Controls the broadcast hello/heartbeat UDP message.
comm
Sets the communication and data transfer, timers, and matching characters.
dns
Sets the DNS host and domain.
ftp
Sets the FTP host address and login information.
ip
Specifies the IP settings.
option
Supports optional and infrequently used parameters.
sys
Sets system settings such as sleep and wake timers.
time
Sets the timer server settings.
uart
Specifies the serial port settings such as baud rate and parity.
wlan
Sets the wireless interface settings, such as SSID, channel, and security options.
set adhoc beacon <
value
>
This command sets the ad hoc beacon interval in milliseconds, where <
value
> is a decimal number from 0 to 65,436.
Default:
100
Example:
set adhoc beacon 120
// Beacons are sent every 120 ms