5.2.7 Set Status Delimiter (S%,<pre>,<post>)
Format:
S%,<pre>,<post>
This command sets the pre and post delimiter of the status string from the RNBD451 module to the host controller. The pre
and post delimiter are up to four printable ASCII characters.
- If no parameter is given to the post delimiter, the post delimiter is cleared.
- If no parameter is given to the
pre-delimiter, both the pre- and post-delimiters are cleared and the RNBD451 module does not send any status
string to the host controller, except some status strings including
WV
,INDI
,NOTI
,KEY_REQ
,KEY
,DATA
and advertising report status strings.
Default: | % |
|
Example: | S%,<$,#>
|
// Set pre-delimiter to <$ and post-delimiter to #> // When the output status string is Reboot, instead // of %REBOOT%, the output is <$REBOOT#> |
Response: | AOK
|
// Success |
Err |
// Syntax error or invalid parameter |
Note: The PDS stores the parameter, and the user can bring it into
immediate effect without a reboot.