id (Product identity)
The id command is used to identify the product and also provides some basic information about the firmware running on the product.
Syntax: (see Command structure)
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Response: (see Response structure)
A single line of text containing multiple name:value pairs separated by commas, that can be used to identify the product.
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mfr,mode,hw,hwid,fw,bl,sn.group,fc
Name | Value |
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mfr | Manufacturer string (eg, cambrionix) |
mode | A string to describe which operating mode the firmware is in (eg, main) |
hw | The part number of the hardware Part numbers) |
hwid | A hexadecimal value used internally to identify the product (eg, 0x13) |
fw | A pseudo number representing the firmware revision (eg, 1.68) |
bl | A pseudo number representing the bootloader revision (eg, 0.15) |
sn | A serial number. If not used will show all zeros (eg, 000000) |
group | Used on some products to order firmware updates which is useful when updating products that are daisy-chained together so that down-stream products are updated and rebooted first. |
fc | Firmware Code is used to denote which firmware type the product accepts |
Example
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id mfr:cambrionix,mode :main,hw:PP15S,hwid:0x13,fw:1.68,bl:0.15,sn:000000,group:-,fc:un >>