Since I realized the given AT Commands, i wonder if there is a possibility to force the Info Screen with the current settings of the parameters.
e.g. AT+ INFO ... or AT+ STATUS
?
Known AT Commands
Working mode AT+DEBUG=x
By default the device works at normal mode, x = 0000. Developer can use x = 0002 to fetch raw radar data.
Photo diode AT+LIGHT=xxxx
Sets a threshold for a photo-diode sensor, so that the output is only triggered when it is dark enough.
See: https://github.com/MaxusDev/MWTool/issues/7
Radiated power AT+PA=x
The radiated power has 7 levels (0000-0007) for developer to choose. With the bigger number the device radiated more power.
Receive gain AT+REVGAIN=x
The receive gain has 7 levels (0000-0007) for developer to choose. With the bigger number the device becomes more sensitive.
Time delay AT+DELAY=x
The time delay represent how long VOUT stays high after the device detects object. Developers can choose number from 0001-3599 (unit in second).
Detect threshold AT+THRES=x
The threshold (0001-0099) represents how easy the device to trigger detection. With lower number the device is more inclined to trigger detection which could be a false alarm.
Since I realized the given AT Commands, i wonder if there is a possibility to force the Info Screen with the current settings of the parameters.
e.g. AT+ INFO ... or AT+ STATUS
?
Known AT Commands
Working mode AT+DEBUG=x
By default the device works at normal mode, x = 0000. Developer can use x = 0002 to fetch raw radar data.
Photo diode AT+LIGHT=xxxx
Sets a threshold for a photo-diode sensor, so that the output is only triggered when it is dark enough.
See: https://github.com/MaxusDev/MWTool/issues/7
Radiated power AT+PA=x
The radiated power has 7 levels (0000-0007) for developer to choose. With the bigger number the device radiated more power.
Receive gain AT+REVGAIN=x
The receive gain has 7 levels (0000-0007) for developer to choose. With the bigger number the device becomes more sensitive.
Time delay AT+DELAY=x
The time delay represent how long VOUT stays high after the device detects object. Developers can choose number from 0001-3599 (unit in second).
Detect threshold AT+THRES=x
The threshold (0001-0099) represents how easy the device to trigger detection. With lower number the device is more inclined to trigger detection which could be a false alarm.