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XStream <strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> & <strong>Configuration</strong> – <strong>Advanced</strong> Manual v4.2A<br />

Radio Modem <strong>Configuration</strong><br />

XStream AT Commands are organized into the following command categories:<br />

• AT Command Mode Options<br />

• Diagnostic<br />

• Networking<br />

• Serial Interfacing<br />

• Sleep (Low Power)<br />

<strong>Configuration</strong> Software<br />

X-CTU Software<br />

X-CTU is MaxStream-provided software used to interface with and configure XStream OEM RF<br />

Modules. The software application is organized into the following four tabs:<br />

• PC Settings tab - Setup PC serial ports to interface with an XStream Module assembly<br />

• Range Test tab – Test XStream Radio Modem range<br />

• Terminal tab – Configure and read XStream Modem parameters using AT Commands<br />

• Modem <strong>Configuration</strong> tab – Configure and read XStream Radio Modem parameters<br />

Figure 19. Module Assembly<br />

Install X-CTU software<br />

Double-click the "setup_X-CTU.exe" file and follow prompts of<br />

the installation screens. The file is located in the ‘software’<br />

folder of the MaxStream CD and under the ‘Downloads’ section<br />

of the following web page: www.maxstream.net/helpdesk/<br />

Using X-CTU software<br />

In order to use the X-CTU software, a module assembly (an<br />

XStream Module mounted to a MaxStream Interface Board)<br />

must be connected to the serial port of a PC. The baud rate of<br />

the serial port (“PC Settings” tab) must match the baud rate of<br />

the module (BD (Baud Rate) Command on the “Modem<br />

<strong>Configuration</strong>” tab).<br />

Serial Communications Software<br />

A terminal program has been built into the X-CTU software. Use the syntax illustrated in Figure<br />

18 when issuing AT Commands using terminal software. This example sets the destination<br />

address of the module to “0x1F”. WR (Write) Command would also have to be used in order to<br />

save the new value to the module’s non-volatile (long term) memory.<br />

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