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WiFly <strong>GSX</strong>/<strong>EZX</strong><br />

www.rovingnetworks.com WiFly-RN-UM 4/8/2011<br />

The format of the packet is: 116 bytes of data as of version 2.23 of firmware.<br />

AP<br />

MAC<br />

address<br />

Chan<br />

RSSI<br />

Local<br />

TCP<br />

port<br />

Real<br />

Time<br />

Clock<br />

Battery<br />

Voltage<br />

GPIO<br />

pins<br />

Time of<br />

day<br />

Version<br />

and<br />

date<br />

code<br />

User<br />

DEVIC<br />

EID<br />

Boot<br />

time<br />

SENSO<br />

R pins<br />

Not<br />

Used<br />

Restart<br />

Counter<br />

Bytes Size<br />

0-5 6 MAC adddress of AP that we are Associated with (for location )<br />

6 1 Channel we are on.<br />

7 1 RSSI<br />

8 2 local TCP port# (for connecting into the Wifly device )<br />

10 4 RTC value (MSB first to LSB last)<br />

14 2 Battery Voltage on Pin 20 in millivolts (2755 for example )<br />

16 2 value of the GPIO pins<br />

18 13 ASCII time<br />

32 26 Version string with date code<br />

60 32 Programmable Device ID string ( set option deviceid )<br />

92 2 Boot time in milliseconds.<br />

94 16 Voltage readings of Sensors 0 thru 7 (enabled with “set opt format ” )<br />

110 4 Reserved for future use. Currently these bytes are 0000<br />

115 2 Restart counter. These bytes keep track of how many times the modules has rebooted<br />

NOTE: To add sensor data to the UDP broadcast message, the sensors have to be enabled using the sensor<br />

mask. set q sensor 0xff enables all sensors.<br />

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