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at_commands [2020/12/01 17:02]
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at_commands [2020/12/01 17:03]
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 |  AT+Udps  |  Set data format  |  AT+U801  |  OK+U801  |This sets the number of data bits (d), the parity (N = none, O = odd, and E = even), and stop bits (1 = one stop bit, 2 = two stop bits, and 3 = 1.5 stop bits).  | |  AT+Udps  |  Set data format  |  AT+U801  |  OK+U801  |This sets the number of data bits (d), the parity (N = none, O = odd, and E = even), and stop bits (1 = one stop bit, 2 = two stop bits, and 3 = 1.5 stop bits).  |
 |  AT+V  |  Request the module's current firmware version  |  AT+V  |  OK+HC-12_v2.3  |   | |  AT+V  |  Request the module's current firmware version  |  AT+V  |  OK+HC-12_v2.3  |   |
-|  AT+SLEEP  |  Enter sleep mode  |  AT+SLEEP   |OK+SLEEP  |Enter sleep mode on exiting command mode. Power cycling wakes the module up again  |+|  AT+SLEEP  |  Enter sleep mode  |  AT+SLEEP  |OK+SLEEP  |Enter sleep mode on exiting command mode. Power cycling wakes the module up again  |
 |  AT+DEFAULT  |  Sets default values for all parameters  |  AT+DEFAULT  |  OK_DEFAULT  |This sets the module to 9600bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, channel 001, and transmission mode FU3.  | |  AT+DEFAULT  |  Sets default values for all parameters  |  AT+DEFAULT  |  OK_DEFAULT  |This sets the module to 9600bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, channel 001, and transmission mode FU3.  |
-|  AT+UPDATE  |      |   |Puts the module into update mode waiting for new firmware. Power cycle to return to normal operation.  |+|  AT+UPDATE  Prepare for new firmware   |    |   |Puts the module into update mode waiting for new firmware. Power cycle to return to normal operation.  |
  
 All commands must be sent at 9600bps, 8n1 mode regardless of any transmission settings. All commands must be sent at 9600bps, 8n1 mode regardless of any transmission settings.