WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 758 Configuration 51758-915 Bluetooth ® ETHERNET GatewayManualVersion 1.1.0, applicable from FW/HW Version 01/01Table 25: AT CommandsAT Command DescriptionAT&F Reset the WEG to the factory default settings. There is no distinctiondrawn between read and write access for this command, nor does itpossess any parameters.ATS?ATS=Query or write the current value from the S register . = 1007: Poll interval:Defines the time intervals that the WEG checks whether new wirelesscommunication messages have arrived from the partner device. Lowvalues reduce latency, high values reduce current consumption.Recommended values:1250: Optimization for minimal latency for linking with another WEG25000: Optimization for best compatibility for linking to a genericBluetooth® access point. = 1109: Max inquiry output power:Upper limit for transmitting power (in dBm) for device search (inquiry)and link setup (paging). This value should never be selected so as to begreater than “Max output power”. = 1211: SMART LED mode:Function of LEDs A..D for an active wireless link.0x01: Only display RSSI at LEDs A..B0x02: Only display link quality at LEDs A..D0x03: Display RSSI at LEDs A..Band link quality at LEDs C..DAT*AMGD?AT*AMGD=Up to 31 bytes of any user-specific data can be stored in theWEG. This data is permanently stored and is also available after arestart.(read accessonly)AT*AMRP?Queries of the current transmitting powerThis query can determine any transmitting power margin that may beavailable. If this value is lower than 12, the link to the partner device isso strong that the WEG need not operate at the full transmitting powerlevel.AT*AMMP?AT*AMMP=Max output power:Read out/Set upper limit for the maximum transmitting power (in dBm).The WEG will never violate the limit specified here.If an unacceptably high value is used for write access, the WEG was usethe next lower, valid value.AT*AMSBN?AT*AMSBN=,
