User Guide Lorawan AT Command / Payload Protocol

User Guide
LoRaWAN
AT Command / Payload Protocol
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CONTENT
1. PARAMETER CONFIG ........................................................................................................................................... 1
2. AT COMMAND .................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1. ID .................................................................................................................................................................................3
2.2. KEY ..............................................................................................................................................................................3
2.3. CLASS ...........................................................................................................................................................................3
2.4. DR ................................................................................................................................................................................4
2.5. ADR .............................................................................................................................................................................4
2.6. CH ................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.7. ULCONFIRM.................................................................................................................................................................6
2.8. INTERVAL .....................................................................................................................................................................6
2.9. MODE ..........................................................................................................................................................................6
2.10. TIMEPOINT ..................................................................................................................................................................6
2.11. JOIN .............................................................................................................................................................................7
2.12. FDEFAULT ....................................................................................................................................................................7
2.13. RDMETER ....................................................................................................................................................................7
2.14. RTC ..............................................................................................................................................................................8
2.15. VDD .............................................................................................................................................................................8
2.16. TEMP ...........................................................................................................................................................................8
2.17. RESET...........................................................................................................................................................................8
3. WIRELESS FUNCTION........................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1. TIME SYNCHRONIZATION ...................................................................................................................................................9

3.2. DATA UPLINK ..................................................................................................................................................................9
3.3. ACK ..............................................................................................................................................................................9
4. PAYLOAD ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.1. UPLINK PAYLOAD..............................................................................................................................................................9

4.2. DOWNLINK PAYLOAD ......................................................................................................................................................15
5. BATTERY STATE .................................................................................................................................................. 18
6. TRIGGER VIA ANDROID ..................................................................................................................................... 19
6.1. PREPARATION ................................................................................................................................................................19

6.2. INSTALL APP ..................................................................................................................................................................19
6.3. CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................................................20
6.4. APP SETTING ................................................................................................................................................................20
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6.5. TRIGGER.......................................................................................................................................................................21
7. REVISION .......................................................................................................................................................... 23
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1. PARAMETER CONFIG
(1) Connect the infrared to computer and put the infrared on the meter’s infrared port.
(2) Open the software “BOVE IOT DEBUG”
(3) Check the COM port setting and open it
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(4) Select the command example “AT+ID” to read the “DevEui” of the meter by “Send”
(5) Use optical head to force send data, select the command “AT+RDMETER” and type in
“UL”
(6) More AT command please reference Part 2.

2. AT COMMAND
The AT commands can set the parameter into the LoRaWAN module.
2.1. ID
Use to check the ID of the LoRaWAN module, or change the ID. ID is treated as big endian
numbers. Read ID Format:
Function AT command transmission AT command return
+ID: DevAddr, xx:xx:xx:xx
Read all AT+ID +ID: DevEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
+ID: AppEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Read DevAddr AT+ID=DevAddr +ID: DevAddr, xx:xx:xx:xx
Read DevEui AT+ID=DevEui +ID: DevEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Read AppEui AT+ID=AppEui +ID: AppEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Set new DevAddr AT+ID=DevAddr,"devaddr" +ID: DevAddr, xx:xx:xx:xx
Set new DevEui AT+ID=DevEui,"deveui" +ID: DevEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Set new AppEui AT+ID=AppEui,"appeui" +ID: AppEui, xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
2.2. KEY
Change LoRaWAN related AES-128 KEY. If wrong key is used, your LoRaWAN modem will be
rejected by LoRaWAN server. Contact server administrator to know what key should use. All
KEYs are unreadable for security, the one who forgets his KEY need rewrite with a new key.
Format:
Change network +KEY: NWKSKEY
AT+KEY=NWKSKEY,“16 bytes
session key xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
length key”
(NWKSKEY) :xx:xx
Change application +KEY: APPSKEY
AT+KEY=APPSKEY,“16 bytes
length key”
(APPSKEY) :xx:xx
Change application +KEY: APPKEY
AT+KEY=APPKEY,“16 bytes
length key”
(APPKEY) :xx:xx
2.3. CLASS
The mode of module.

Class A: two-way communicate terminal device. Allow two-way communicate, each terminal
uplink will accompanied by 2 downlink receive window. In this mode, the application is in sup
low power.
Only after the terminal uplink, the server can do the downlink.
Class B: Two-way communication terminal device with preset receiving slot. These terminals
will open all the extra receive windows in preset time. In this way the reserve know the terminal
is receiving data.
Class C: Two-way communication terminal device with the biggest receiving slot. These
devices are always open to the receive window, so the power is high.
+KEY: CLASS A /+KEY: CLASS B
Read the mode AT+CLASS
/+KEY: CLASS C
Change the mode in
AT+CLASS=A +KEY: CLASS A
class A
Change the mode in
AT+CLASS=B +KEY: CLASS B
class B
Change the mode in
AT+CLASS=C +KEY: CLASS C
class C
2.4. DR
Use LoRaWAN defined DRx to set data rate of LoRaWAN AT modem.
+DR: DR0 (ADR DR2)
+DR: EU868 DR2 SF10 BW125K
Read the band AT+DR
+DR: EU868 DR0 SF12 BW125K
(ADR means Rate adaptation)
Set the band in AT+DR=EU868/IN865/AS923/A +DR: EU868/ +DR: IN865/ +DR:
EU868/ IN865/ U915/CN470/EU433 AS923/ +DR: AU915/ +DR: CN470/
AS923/ AU915/ And so on. +DR EU433
EU433 And so on.
e.g. +DR: DR1
Set the data rate
AT+DR=DR1 +DR: EU868 DR1 SF11 BW125K
2.5. ADR
Set ADR function of LoRaWAN module.
Enable ADR function AT+ADR=ON +ADR: ON
Disable ADR function AT+ADR=OFF +ADR: OFF

Check current ADR
AT+ADR +ADR: ON/ +ADR: OFF
configuration
Note: if you want to fixe the data rate you need to disable the ADR function.
2.6. CH
Channel configuration
e.g.
+CH: 3; 0,433175000,DR0,DR5;
Query all channels AT+CH
1,433375000,DR0,DR5;
2,433575000,DR0,DR5;
Check single channel e.g.
+CH: 3,0,DR0:DR0
frequency AT+CH=3
Change channel CH3 e.g.
frequency to 433.3, AT+CH=3,433.3,DR0,DR5 +CH: 3,433300000,DR0:DR5
data rate DR0~DR5 AT+CH=3,433.3,0,5
Delete channel CH3 AT+CH=3,0 +CH: CH3 del
Change channel CH0
frequency to AT+CH=0, 433.3, DR7 +CH: 0,433300000,DR7:DR7
433.3MHz,DR7
Change channel CH3
frequency to AT+CH=3, 433.7
+CH: 3,433700000,DR0:DR5 +CH:
433.7MHz, with (It is not recommended to use
3,433700000,DR1
default data rate this command)
DR0~DR5
Check current
AT+CH=NUM +CH: NUM, 0-7, 64
enabled channels
AT+CH=NUM,0-5,64
Enable and disable
(Enable channel 0,1,2,3,4,5 and +CH: NUM, 0-5, 64
channels
64, disable all others)
Enable single channel AT+CH=3,ON +CH: CH3 ON
Disable single
channel (channel is
AT+CH=3,OFF +CH: CH3 OFF
just masked, not
deleted)
Note: All channels should be controlled by a single command. The command operates all
channels (0-95)

2.7. ULCONFIRM

Enable the data
transmission is AT+ULCONFIRMED=ON +ULCONFIRMED: ON
confirmed
Disable the data
transmission is AT+ULCONFIRMED=OFF +ULCONFIRMED: OFF
confirmed
Note: if enable the data transmission which is confirmed. The data uplink will with a data
downlink. So if the meter does not receive the downlink it would uplink again (maximum 3
times). If disable the data transmission which is confirmed. So when the data uplink, it won’t
with a downlink.
In default, it’s off.
2.8. INTERVAL

Query the uplink
AT+PERIOD=INTERVAL +PERIOD: INTERVAL, 240
interval cycle
Set the uplink interval
AT+PERIOD=INTERVAL,100 +PERIOD: INTERVAL, 100
cycle (unit: minute)
Disable the interval
AT+PERIOD=INTERVAL,OFF +PERIOD: INTERVAL, OFF
uplink function
Note: when you set the report interval time it will be on.
2.9. MODE

Query the mode AT+MODE +MODE: LWOTAA
Set the mode in
AT+MODE=LWOTAA +MODE: LWOTAA
OTAA
Set the mode in ABP AT+MODE=LWABP +MODE: LWABP
The way to join the server.
2.10. TIMEPOINT

Query the uplink
AT+PERIOD=TIMEPOINT +PERIOD: TIMEPOINT, 23:30
timepoint

Set the uplink
AT+PERIOD=TIMEPOINT,”18:20” +PERIOD: TIMEPOINT, 18:20, 17:50
timepoint
Disable the timepoint
AT+PERIOD=TIMEPOINT,OFF +PERIOD: TIMEPOINT, OFF
uplink function
Note:
1. In “Set the uplink timepoint” the return “+PERIOD: TIMEPOINT, 18:20, 17:50” 17:50 is the
real uplink timepoint.
2. When you set the uplink timepoint, you will enable the timepoint uplink function.
2.11. JOIN
Only OTAA mode is enabled, JOIN command could use to join a known network.
Format:
+JOIN: Starting
+JOIN: NORMAL
+JOIN: NetID 000024 DevAddr
48:00:00:01
Join the current +JOIN: Done
AT+JOIN
network (Join successfully)
JOIN: Join failed
(Join failed)
+JOIN: LoRaWAN modem is busy
(Join process is ongoing)
Disconnect with
current network, +JOIN: Force
AT+JOIN=FORCE
force send one JOIN +JOIN: Done
request
+JOIN: Auto-Join ON period: 60 s
Join the network in
AT+JOIN=60 +JOIN: Start
auto (unit: second)
+JOIN: NORMAL
Disable auto join AT+JOIN=0 +JOIN: Auto-Join OFF
Note: if the device is already joined a network you need force to join the current network.
2.12. FDEFAULT
Set the device to factory default mode, all the parameters will be changed.
To initialization the
AT+FDEAULT +FDEAULT: OK
module
2.13. RDMETER

Analog trigger reporting, the same as trigger the hall to report.
Trigger reporting AT+RDMETER=UL +RDMETER: UL
2.14. RTC
Get real time from LoRaWAN modem. When modem is powered on, it always starts from
2000-01-01 00:00:00, user could set new time to modem to sync to the real time.
Check current time AT+RTC +RTC: 2000-01-01 10:35:03
Set a new time for the
AT+RTC="2020-07-2215:44:00" +RTC: 2020-07-22 15:44:00
module
Get time zone AT+RTC=ZONE +RTC: ZONE, +08:00
Set the time zone AT+RTC=ZONE,”+06:00” +RTC: ZONE, +06:00
Get verbose RTC AT+RTC=FULL +RTC: 2020-07-22 13:47:19
2.15. VDD
Get supply voltage, return value in unit 0.01V. Format: AT
AT+VDD
Check current state AT+VDD? +VDD: 3.64V
AT+VDD=?
2.16. TEMP
Get temperature, return value in unit °C.
AT+TEMP
Check current
AT+TEMP? +TEMP: 23.3
temperature
AT+TEMP=?
2.17. RESET
Reset LoRaWAN network, the device will auto join after reset
RESET AT+RESET +RESET: OK

3. WIRELESS FUNCTION
3.1. TIME SYNCHRONIZATION
Meter will request time synchronization from Network Server for every 7 days.
3.2. DATA UPLINK
In class A mode, meter can uplink by two ways.
1) Interval
2) Timepoint
Refer to chapter 2.8. & 2.10.
3.3. ACK
ACK function (ULCONFIRM) is optional but in real installation not suggested. Because each
installation position has different signal strength which may lead to bigger power consumption
(when ACK turns on).
Refer to chapter 2.7.
4. PAYLOAD
4.1. UPLINK PAYLOAD
4.1.1. The serial number uplink for water meter (port 25)
The define of the data frame
Field Byte Count Parameter Example
Control code 1 - 0x83
Data length 1 - 0x0A
Data identification 1 DI0 0x81
Data identification 1 DI1 0x0A
Count number 1 - 0x00~0xFF
Data field 7 Meter number Lower byte priority
For example: count number is 00, the meter number is 00740039003741
The data frame is: 830A810A0041370039007400
4.1.2. The serial number uplink for heat meter (port 25)
Control code 1 - 0XA6

Data field 7 Meter number Lower byte priority
For example: count number is 00, the meter number is 00740039003741
The data frame is: A60A01000041370039007400
4.1.3. The totalizer uplink for water meter (port 25)
Data identification 1 DI1 0x1F
1 Unit -
4 Current Consumption Lower byte priority
Data field 1 ST1 Lower bit priority
1 ST2 Lower bit priority
1 LoRaWAN Battery Variable value
For unit indicator: 0X2B means 0.001m³, 0X2C means 0.01m³.
4.1.3.1. ST1&ST2 of BECO X and B6 Lite VW
Define of ST1:
Field Define Explain
D0
- Reserved
D1
0: normal
D2 Leakage Alarm
1: abnormal
D3 0: normal
Burst alarm
1: abnormal
D4 0: normal
Tamper Alarm
1: abnormal
D5 0: normal
Freezing Alarm
1: abnormal

D6 - Reserved
D7 - Reserved
Define of ST2:
0: normal
D0 Meter Battery Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D1 Empty Pipe Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D2 Reverse Flow Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D3 Over Range Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D4 Temperature Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D5 EE Error
1: abnormal
0: normal
D6 Transduce IN Error
1: abnormal
0: normal
D7 Transduce OUT Error
1: abnormal
4.1.3.2. ST1&ST2 of B91 VPW (DN15-DN40)
Define of ST1:
D0 00: open
State of Valve 01: close
D1 11: abnormal
D2 - Reserved
D3 - Reserved
D4 - Reserved
D5 - Reserved
D6 - Reserved
D7 - Reserved
Define of ST2:
0: normal
1: abnormal

0: normal
D1 Empty Pipe Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D3 Over Range Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D5 EE Error
1: abnormal
0: normal
D6 Leakage Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
D7 Transduce Error
1: abnormal
4.1.3.3. ST1&ST2 of B91 VPW (≥DN50)
Define of ST1:
D0 00: open
State of Valve 01: close
D1 11: abnormal
D2 - Reserved
D3 - Reserved
D4 - Reserved
D5 - Reserved
D6 - Reserved
D7 - Reserved
Define of ST2:
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D1 Empty Pipe Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D3 Over Range Alarm
1: abnormal

0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D5 EE Error
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
4.1.3.4. ST1&ST2 of B39 VW
Define of ST1:
D0
- Reserved
D1
D2 - Reserved
D3 - Reserved
D4 - Reserved
D5 - Reserved
D6 - Reserved
D7 - Reserved
Define of ST2:
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D1 Empty Pipe Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D3 Over Range Alarm
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal
0: normal
D5 EE Error
1: abnormal
0: normal
1: abnormal

0: normal
1: abnormal
Define of LoRaWAN module battery state (more details reference chapter 5.)
Value Explain
0x00 Power supply
0x01-0xFE Electric quantity 0-100%: (Byte-1)/253*100%
0xFF Unknown
For example: count number is 0, current consumption is 51m³, empty pipe, the LoRaWAN
batter percentage is 50%.
The data frame is: 81 0A 90 1F 00 2B 00 10 05 00 00 02 7F
4.1.4. The totalizer uplink for heat meter (port 25)

Data length 1 - 0x15
4 Cold(0.01kWh) Lower byte priority
4 Heat(0.01kWh) Lower byte priority
4 Volume(0.01m³) Lower byte priority
2 T-in(0.01℃) Lower byte priority
Data field
2 T-out(0.01℃) Lower byte priority
1 Battery Variable value
ST1 reserved.
Define of ST2:
0: normal
D0 Low battery
1: abnormal
0: normal
D1 Temperature sensor short circuit
1: abnormal

0: normal
D2 Temperature sensor disconnected
1: abnormal
0: normal
D3 Empty pipe
1: abnormal
0: normal
D4 -
1: abnormal
0: normal
D5 EE error
1: abnormal
0: normal
D6 Temperature lower than 3 ℃
1: abnormal
0: normal
D7 Temperature higher than 95 ℃
1: abnormal
Example: Uplink data frame is 81 15 90 1F 06 38 01 02 00 89 00 00 00 99 05 00 00 42 42 53
31 00 08 FE
LCD display: heat value 0.89kWh, cold value 201.38kWh, water consumption 5.99m³
4.2. DOWNLINK PAYLOAD
4.2.1. Downlink to read the meter serial number (port 26)

The define of the data frame:
Data identification 1 DI1 0x0A
With an uplink response (port 25), refer to chapter 4.1.1. & 4.1.2.
4.2.2. Downlink to read the totalizer of the water meter (port 26)
With an uplink response (port 25), refer to chapter 4.1.3. & 4.1.4.

4.2.3. Downlink to control valve (port 26)
Data identification 1 DI0 0XA0
Data field 1 Control state 0x55 (open); 0x99 (close)
For example: open valve

Data frame: 0404A0170055
With an uplink response (port 25)
Data identification 1 DI0 0XA0
ST1 Lower bit priority
Data field 2
ST2 Lower bit priority
Note: if the meter without valve, valve control command will be responded by
“810A901F00FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF”
4.2.4. Downlink to modify the uplink interval (port 26)
Control code 1 - 0Xa2
Data identification 1 DI0 0X00
Uplink interval
Data field 2 Lower bit priority
(unit: minute)

For example: modify the uplink interval to 1hour.
Data frame: A2050000003C00
With an uplink response (port 25)
Control code 1 - 0X22
Data identification 1 DI0 0X00
Uplink interval
Data field 2 Lower bit priority
(unit: minute)

5. BATTERY STATE
Volta Percenta Volta Percent Volta Percent Volta Percent
ge(v) ge ge(v) age ge(v) age ge(v) age
3.65 100.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.42 22.00%
3.58 99.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.42 22.00%
3.52 98.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.41 20.00%
3.51 96.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.4 19.00%
3.51 96.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.39 18.00%
3.5 92.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.38 17.00%
3.5 92.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.37 15.00%
3.5 92.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.37 15.00%
3.5 92.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.36 14.00%
3.5 92.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.35 13.00%
3.49 90.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.34 12.00%
3.49 90.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.33 11.00%
3.49 90.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.32 10.00%
3.49 90.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.31 9.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.3 8.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.25 7.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.2 6.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.15 5.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.1 4.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.45 30.00% 3 3.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.45 30.00% 2.89 2.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.45 30.00% 2.75 1.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.45 30.00% 2.6 0.00%
3.48 85.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.44 25.00%
3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.43 24.00%
3.47 65.00% 3.46 45.00% 3.43 24.00%

6. TRIGGER VIA ANDROID
6.1. PREPARATION
Android Smartphone
Optical Head Device
OTG Adaptor (as per smart phone)
6.2. INSTALL APP

Search and install “Serial USB Terminal” app in Google Play Store.

6.3. CONNECTION
Android >>> OTG >>> Optical Head Device >>> Meter
6.4. APP SETTING
6.4.1. Open USB device
>>>

6.4.2. Setting
>>> >>>
6.4.3. Button setting
Function Command
FEFE6820AAAAAAAAAAAAAA221000000041542B52444D455445523D5
Trigger
54C1116
FEFE6820AAAAAAAAAAAAAA221500000041542B504552494F443D494
Query interval
E54455256414C8A16
6.5. TRIGGER

Check again on chapter 6.3 & 6.4, then turn to home page of APP and click command button.
The response would be shown in receive terminal, check the return in below table.
Function Return (ASCII)
Trigger +RDMETER: UL
+PERIOD: INTERVAL,***
Query interval
NOTE: unit of interval is minute

7. REVISION
V1.0.4 2020/10/26
+ Added LoRaWAN heat meter payload
V1.0.5 2020/4/28
+ Corrected the decoding for "meter reading"
+ Changed information to new address and TEL.
V1.0.6 2020/9/09
+ Updated error bits definitions
+ Added trigger via android
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Add: Level 5, Building 5, No. 36, Changsheng South Road, Jiaxing,

Zhejiang, China, 314000
Tel: +86 573 83525916
Fax: +86 573 83525912
Email: bove@bovetech.com
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1. PARAMETER CONFIG ........................................................................................................................................... 1

3.1. TIME SYNCHRONIZATION ...................................................................................................................................................9

4.1. UPLINK PAYLOAD..............................................................................................................................................................9

5. BATTERY STATE .................................................................................................................................................. 18

6. TRIGGER VIA ANDROID ..................................................................................................................................... 19

6.1. PREPARATION ................................................................................................................................................................19

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(3) Check the COM port setting and open it

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Function AT command transmission AT command return

Function AT command transmission AT command return

Function AT command transmission AT command return

Function AT command transmission AT command return

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Field Byte Count Parameter Example

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4.2.1. Downlink to read the meter serial number (port 26)

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For example: open valve

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6.2. INSTALL APP

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6.4. APP SETTING

6.4.1. Open USB device

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6.4.3. Button setting

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Function Return (ASCII)

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