When I try to read the BroadcastID Only setting (ATBO) or set it (ATBO0 or ATBO1) I get a reply that the command isn’t recognized (ERR 000A).

The ATBO command will be removed on the next firmware release. During the Discover Endpoint sequence on the coordinator, any packet from the radio will be used to add the associated endpoint to the list of connected devices. In other words, if the coordinator uses the DE command to listen for the next endpoint, the endpoint being connected may use the Broadcast ID (BI) command, a Send Packet (SP) command, or any other command that can be received by the coordinator.

Systems with high security requirements or noisy environments may prefer to use the Add Endpoint (AE) command to manually add endpoint IDs

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When I try to read the BroadcastID Only setting (ATBO) or set it (ATBO0 or ATBO1) I get a reply that the command isn’t recognized (ERR 000A).

When I try to read the BroadcastID Only setting (ATBO) or set it (ATBO0 or ATBO1) I get a reply that the command isn’t recognized (ERR 000A).

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How do I use the test packets generated by the TP command? Do I get some sort of status report back that tells me the number of packets that were/weren’t ACKed?

If I’m changing the Session Key, does it matter if I set the upper (KU) or lower (KL) first?

Is there any AT command I can send the module to cause it to reboot?

What happens if you try to add a device using the DE command and a device trips that is already learned? Does it take up another slot in memory?

How would I get an error 001B? Would the module have to be getting flooded with RF messages? How do I make sure this doesn’t happen?