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DNT24 Integration Guide – 03/04/15
255 allows connection to any parent. This parameter is applicable only to remotes and routers. Also see
the discussion of AltParentNwkID below.
the discussion of AltParentNwkID below.
Security Key - this 16-byte parameter sets the 128-bit AES encryption key. To protect the key, it is a write-
only parameter for the user. It always reads back as 0x2A. When encryption is enabled on the device, the
user's payload data will be encrypted. AES-128 is the same form of encryption used in WiFi networks.
The encryption key will also limit which radios can join the network. The encryption must match on both
devices for the radios to link with each other. This is one way to make sure that rogue devices cannot
join the network.
only parameter for the user. It always reads back as 0x2A. When encryption is enabled on the device, the
user's payload data will be encrypted. AES-128 is the same form of encryption used in WiFi networks.
The encryption key will also limit which radios can join the network. The encryption must match on both
devices for the radios to link with each other. This is one way to make sure that rogue devices cannot
join the network.
SleepModeEn - this parameter enables/disables sleep mode (remotes only). Sleep mode is used in con-
junction with the automatic I/O reporting feature to wake up a remote on specific triggers. The default val-
ue for this parameter is 0 (off). Setting this parameter to 1 invokes sleep mode immediately. Setting this
parameter to 2 invokes sleep mode following reset, allowing this and other parameter updates to be
stored before sleep mode is invoked.
junction with the automatic I/O reporting feature to wake up a remote on specific triggers. The default val-
ue for this parameter is 0 (off). Setting this parameter to 1 invokes sleep mode immediately. Setting this
parameter to 2 invokes sleep mode following reset, allowing this and other parameter updates to be
stored before sleep mode is invoked.
WakeResponseTime - this parameter set how long sleep is deferred in a DNT24 remote configured for
sleep mode after:
sleep mode after:
link acquisition
receiving an ACK from the device’s parent
receiving a packet that requires processing by the device
after receiving a protocol packet from the device’s local host.
receiving an ACK from the device’s parent
receiving a packet that requires processing by the device
after receiving a protocol packet from the device’s local host.
WakeLinkTimeout - this parameter sets the maximum length of time that a remote in sleep mode will
spend trying to acquire a link to its parent before going back to sleep, from a minimum of 1 to 255 sec-
onds in 1 second steps. If this value is set to 0, the remote will stay awake and continue trying to link to its
parent indefinitely.
spend trying to acquire a link to its parent before going back to sleep, from a minimum of 1 to 255 sec-
onds in 1 second steps. If this value is set to 0, the remote will stay awake and continue trying to link to its
parent indefinitely.
AltParentNwkID - this parameter specifies an alternate parent (BaseModeNetID) that a child radio is
allowed to join. This parameter is used to provide more robust message routing when setting the Parent-
NwkID to its 0xFF wildcard value is not appropriate. The valid range of this parameter is 0x00 to 0x3F,
plus 0xFF. Rather than specifying wildcard operation, setting the AltParentNwkID to 0xFF disables the
selection of an alternate parent. This parameter is applicable only to remotes and routers.
allowed to join. This parameter is used to provide more robust message routing when setting the Parent-
NwkID to its 0xFF wildcard value is not appropriate. The valid range of this parameter is 0x00 to 0x3F,
plus 0xFF. Rather than specifying wildcard operation, setting the AltParentNwkID to 0xFF disables the
selection of an alternate parent. This parameter is applicable only to remotes and routers.
TxPower - this parameter sets the transmit power level (default is 0x01):
0x00 = +10 dBm or 10 mW
0x01 = +18 dBm or 63 mW
0x01 = +18 dBm or 63 mW
UserTag - this parameter is a user definable field intended for use as a location description or other iden-
tifying tag such as a “friendly name”.
tifying tag such as a “friendly name”.
RmtTransDestAddr - this parameter holds the default destination for transparent mode data packets and
event packets. This parameter defaults to the base station’s address (0x000000) except on a base station,
where at startup it will be changed to the broadcast address (0xFFFFFF) if the firmware detects that it is
set to 0x000000. Note - if a module’s configuration is changed from a base to a remote or router, this pa-
rameter must be set back to 0x000000 or the module will send broadcast packets in transparent mode or
for event packets.
event packets. This parameter defaults to the base station’s address (0x000000) except on a base station,
where at startup it will be changed to the broadcast address (0xFFFFFF) if the firmware detects that it is
set to 0x000000. Note - if a module’s configuration is changed from a base to a remote or router, this pa-
rameter must be set back to 0x000000 or the module will send broadcast packets in transparent mode or
for event packets.
Store&ForwardEn - setting this parameter to 0x01 enables store-and-forward system operation. Store-
and-forward operation is disabled by default.
and-forward operation is disabled by default.