SENA ProBee-ZE20S-HAOL - Manual (Page 79)

ProBee-ZE20S-HAxx User Guide Rev 1.9 79
Example) Send the ‘On’ command in On/Off cluster from ProBeeHACI node.
AT+DEST=0000,01<CR> # Set Destination node to coordinator
# Coordinator is now ProBeeHAOL
AT+CREAD=0006,0000<CR> # Read On/Off(0x0006) Cluster Attribute
00 # Attribute 0x0000’s value is 00(Off)
OK # Response
AT+ON<CR> # Send ‘On’ Command to
# ProBeeHAOL On/Off Cluster
OK # Response
AT+CREAD=0006,0000<CR> # Read On/Off(0x0006) Cluster Attribute
01 # Attribute(0x0000) value is changed(On)
OK # Response
Example) Send the ‘Move-to-Level’ command in Level Control cluster from ProBeeHACI node.
AT+DEST=0000,01<CR> # Set Destination node to coordinator
# Coordinator is now ProBeeHAOL
AT+CREAD=0008,0000<CR> # Read Level Control(0x0008) Cluster
08 # Attribute 0x0000’s value is 8(0x08)
OK # Response
AT+MVTOLV=25<CR> # Send ‘Move-to-Level’ Command to
# ProBeeHAOL Level Control Cluster
OK # Response
AT+CREAD=0008,0000<CR> # Read On/Off(0x0008) Cluster Attribute
19 # Attribute(0x0000) value is changed
# to 25(0x19)
OK # Response
9.3 Showing Attribute Information
Each Home Automation node has its own attributes. User can see their information by running the AT
command as below:
Example) Show attributes of ProBeeHACI
AT+ATTR<CR> # Show attributes of current device
ENDPOINT 01
clus|attr|data(clusterName)