wifi

Usage

>> wifi [ enabled | state| timeout | commandtimeout | baudrate ]

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Description

This command allows the user to retrieve information about the Wi-Fi link, and to control some aspects of its behaviour. Please note that some instruments may not have a Wi-Fi link available.

The parameters currently supported are:

• enabled [= true|false], enables (true) or disables (false) Wi-Fi functionality. The logger may support a WiFi link, but it will not be used if disabled.
  
  
• state is a read-only parameter which shows whether an enabled Wi-Fi link is on (powered up and ready to communicate) or off (powered down); a disabled Wi-Fi link will report n/a for the state.
  
  
• timeout [= <timeout>], specifies how long in seconds an enabled Wi-Fi link will wait for the first valid command after powering up. If the timeout expires, the Wi-Fi link is powered down. The timeout can be set to a value from 5 up to 600 seconds; the default value is 60 seconds.
  
  

• commandtimeout [= <commandtimeout>], specifies how long in seconds an enabled Wi-Fi link will wait between commands after the first valid one. If the timeout expires, the Wi-Fi link is powered down. The timeout can be set to a value from 5 up to 600 seconds; the default value is 60 seconds.
  
  

• baudrate is a read-only parameter reporting the speed of an internal connection between the Wi-Fi module and the instrument's CPU. This information may be of use in optimizing data transfer parameters when downloading data from the logger via the Wi-Fi link.
  
  

Examples