Discovery Commands #

Use the discovery commands to show the UDP discovery message and manage the discovery key.

For more information about UDP discovery see the UDP Discovery overview.

discovery#

Gets the discovery message that will be broadcasted to other devices over UDP.

Command Line Syntax

$ discovery$ discovery

Command Line Example

$ discovery
adapter type=wstk
adapter nick=Wpk-jig
adapter jlinksn=440266234
adapter netif=0.0.0.0        
board=BRD4002A Rev.A06
board list=[0:4002:A:A06];[1:4182:A:B04]
connection status=UP
connection address=0.0.0.0:0
connection time=00:00:28:07
debug mode=MCU
discovery key=00000000
firmware type=wpkappl
firmware version=1v6p1b373
node type=NotSet
node EUI=NotSet$ discovery
adapter type=wstk
adapter nick=Wpk-jig
adapter jlinksn=440266234
adapter netif=0.0.0.0        
board=BRD4002A Rev.A06
board list=[0:4002:A:A06];[1:4182:A:B04]
connection status=UP
connection address=0.0.0.0:0
connection time=00:00:28:07
debug mode=MCU
discovery key=00000000
firmware type=wpkappl
firmware version=1v6p1b373
node type=NotSet
node EUI=NotSet

discovery key#

Sets or gets the discovery key used to identify the adapter. Supports decimal and hex input in the range 0 - 0xFFFFFFFF. This is stored in persistent memory.

Command Line Syntax

$ discovery key [get]
$ discovery key [set <discoveryKey>]$ discovery key [get]
$ discovery key [set <discoveryKey>]

Command Line Examples

$ discovery key set 0xBEEFCAFE
Discovery key = 3203386110 : BEEFCAFEh

$ discovery key
Discovery key = BEEFCAFEh$ discovery key set 0xBEEFCAFE
Discovery key = 3203386110 : BEEFCAFEh

$ discovery key
Discovery key = BEEFCAFEh