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==General== | ==General== | ||
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*[[Firmware-820 Command-060 |OUTPUT INIT (60, 3Ch)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-060 |OUTPUT INIT (60, 3Ch)]] | ||
| + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-113 |DUMP WICONNECT VERSION (113, 71h)]] | ||
*[[Firmware-820 Command-066 |DUMP FIRMWARE VERSION (66, 42h)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-066 |DUMP FIRMWARE VERSION (66, 42h)]] | ||
*[[Firmware-820 Command-071 |DUMP VERSION (71, 47h)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-071 |DUMP VERSION (71, 47h)]] | ||
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*[[Firmware-820 Command-111 |LOW POWER (111, 6Fh)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-111 |LOW POWER (111, 6Fh)]] | ||
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==Standalone Mode== | ==Standalone Mode== | ||
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*[[Firmware-820 Command-108 |DUMP ALL CONFIG (108, 6Ch)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-108 |DUMP ALL CONFIG (108, 6Ch)]] | ||
*[[Firmware-820 Command-109 |DUMP CONFIG RANGE (109, 6Dh)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-109 |DUMP CONFIG RANGE (109, 6Dh)]] | ||
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==Dual Mode== | ==Dual Mode== | ||
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This section describes the programming protocol commands sent to the WiDig to configure sensor inputs and actuator outputs that can be used in both host mode and stand-alone mode. | This section describes the programming protocol commands sent to the WiDig to configure sensor inputs and actuator outputs that can be used in both host mode and stand-alone mode. | ||
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-001 |STREAM (1, 01h)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-011 |DUMP STREAM (11, 0Bh)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-002 |RES (2, 02h)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-012 |DUMP RES (12, 0Ch)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-004 |SAMPLE (4, 04h)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-003 |INTERVAL (3, 03h)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-013 |DUMP INTERVAL (13, 0Dh)]] |
*[[Firmware-820 Command-008 |FUNCTION (8, 08h)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-008 |FUNCTION (8, 08h)]] | ||
*[[Firmware-820 Command-018 |DUMP FUNCTION (18, 12h)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-018 |DUMP FUNCTION (18, 12h)]] | ||
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-020 |TABLE ENTRY (20, 14h)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-030 |DUMP TABLE ENTRY (30, 1Eh)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-031 |DUMP TABLE (31, 1Fh)]] |
*[[Firmware-820 Command-047 |SET OUTPUT PULSE (47, 2Fh)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-047 |SET OUTPUT PULSE (47, 2Fh)]] | ||
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*[[Firmware-820 Command-059 |DUMP OUTPUT INIT (59, 3Bh)]] | *[[Firmware-820 Command-059 |DUMP OUTPUT INIT (59, 3Bh)]] | ||
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-125 |I2C PORT (125, 7Dh)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-127 |I2C READ (127, 7Fh)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-122 |I2C READ SINGLE (122, 7Ah)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-126 |I2C WRITE (126, 7Eh)]] |
| − | *[[Firmware- | + | *[[Firmware-820 Command-124 |I2C WRITE SINGLE (124, 7Ch)]] |
Latest revision as of 02:34, 13 July 2022
General
This section describes the messages and commands for resetting the WiDig, obtaining version information, setting the mode of operation (stand-alone or host mode), setting the device ID, setting BLE-MIDI out operation and setting running status and obtaining MIDI status. These commands have the same effect both in stand-alone and host mode.
Standalone Mode
This section describes the programming protocol commands sent to the WiDig specifically for stand-alone mode.
- CLEAR CONFIG (105, 69h)
- EDIT CONFIG (106, 6Ah)
- DUMP CONFIG (107, 6Bh)
- DUMP ALL CONFIG (108, 6Ch)
- DUMP CONFIG RANGE (109, 6Dh)
Dual Mode
This section describes the programming protocol commands sent to the WiDig to configure sensor inputs and actuator outputs that can be used in both host mode and stand-alone mode.
