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Last update: 15-11-2023
Communication with the smart device can be done using any open-source BLE terminal App. It utilizes Garble commands (GBRL) to do setup, configuration, and data measurements visualization in a text format.
- $help $? - View available GBRL commands
- $ver - Device Firmware Version
- $did - This Smart Device Unique Serial Number
- $sleep [on/off] - Enable/disable device sleep (save battery power)
- $sleep status - View current device sleep status
- $firmware update - Update the Device with a newer Firmware
- $firmware cfg [on/auto/manual] - Configure Firmware updates
- $dt - Device Time
- $settings reset - reset Settings to Default values
- $set pwd [password] - Set device access password
- $dt - Device Time
- $debug [on/off] [ble/ uart / all] - Output Debug
- $debug status - View Debug cfg
- debug repository [on/off] - Save Debug data in the data repository
- $debug verbose [on/off] - Output all debug messages
- $debug errors [on/off] - Output only Error messages
- $lang dw [country code] - Download a language pack to the smart device (requires internet conn.)
- $lang set [country code] - Change the smart device language
- $wifi status - View WIFI status
- $wifi nearby - View WIFI networks nearby
- $wifi networks - View configured WIFI networks
- $wifi ssid [network name] - Add WIFI Network
- $wifi clear - Clear WIFI credentials
- $wifi default - Enable "SCC WIFI" default SSID Network (pass: "1234567890" )
- $set dn [name] - Set device BLE name (max 20 chars)
- $view dn - View device BLE name
- $geo info - View Geo-location data information (requires a WIFI connection)
- sensor port [on/off] - Enable/ Disable Power on External Ports
- $ms view - View motion detection sensitivity
- $ms set [0;1] - Set motion detection sensitivity
- $ot - View Onboard Temperature data (°C/°F)
- $oh - View Onboard Humidity data ( % )
- $oa - View onboard acceleration data ( g )
- $og - View Onboard Gyroscope data ( dps )
- $om - View Microcontroller Temperature (°C/°F)
- $dv server - View Dataverse Server Address
- $dv set server [access password] [server url] - Set a new Dataverse Server Address
- $dv port - View Dataverse Server Port
- $dv set port [access password] [port] - Set a new Dataverse Server Port
- $dv doi - View Dataset Persistent ID
- $dv set doi [access password] [persistant ID] - Set a new Dataset Persistent ID
- $dv id - View Dataset ID
- $dv set ui [access password] [time in min] - Set a new upload Interval in min
- $dv UI - View Dataset Upload Interval
- $dv set id [access password] [id] - Set a new Dataset ID
- $dv token [access password] - View Dataverse API TOKEN
- $dv set token [access password] - Set a new Dataverse API TOKEN
- $history - Measurements History
On the first boot, the smart device has configured a default WIFI SSID and password. The credentials are SSID "SCC WIFI" and password "1234567890".
This default wifi network can be deleted with the command $wifi clear. This device allows up to 5 WIFI networks connected simultaneously. To add and configure a WIFI network type the command $wifi ssid on the Serial Terminal app (BLE/ USB). See Device GBRL commands above for more.
Is possible to do a factory reset on the smart device. On the Serial Terminal app (BLE/USB) use the command $settings reset. This will restore all factory settings values including the default WIFI Network"SCC WIFI".See Device GBRL commands above for more.
GBRL command: $BLE
Setup ALWAYS ON
GBRL command: $BLE
Setup BLE Connectivity Interval
GBRL command: $BLE
GBRL command: $BLE
Setup Network SSID
GBRL command: $BLE
View current WIFI Network
GBRL command: $BLE
Setup WIFI Password
GBRL command: $BLE
View WIFI Password
GBRL command: $BLE
Synchronize Internet Time
GBRL command: $BLE
GBRL command: $BLE
GBRL command: $BLE
Maturity Model Selection
GBRL command: $BLE
view list of available sensors
GBRL command: $BLE
Motion Detection
enable GBRL command: $BLE
disable GBRL command: $BLE
view most recent acceleration value (X,Y,Z) GBRL command: $BLE
view most recent Tilt value (X,Y,Z) GBRL command: $BLE
view temperature value GBRL command: $BLE
Onboard AHT20/ SHT31 Temperature
enable GBRL command: $BLE
disable GBRL command: $BLE
view current Temperature GBRL command: $BLE
Onboard AHT20/ SHT31 Humidity
enable GBRL command: $BLE
disable GBRL command: $BLE
view current Humidity GBRL command: $BLE
Battery Level
GBRL command: $BLE
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