RS232/485 TO WIFI POE ETH (B) User Manual
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Figure Socket Distribution Protocol
6.12 TIMEOUT REBOOT FUNCTION
The "timeout reboot" here means no data restart. In transparent transimission mode, when the
timeout restart feature is enabled, if the module's WiFi is not connected or if WiFi is connected but
there is no communication within the set timeframe, the module will be restarted. To enable the
timeout restart feature, follow these AT command setup steps:
(1) Enable timeout reboot function
AT+TIMEOUTEN=on
(2) Set the timeout reboot time, which can be set in the range of 60-65535s, and the default is
3600s. Take 100s as an example;
AT+TIMEOUTT=100
Parameter settings are complete, and they will take effect after the module is restarted.
For example: After setting AT+TIMEOUTT=100, if the module remains without a WiFi connection
within 100 seconds or if there's a WiFi connection but no communication, the module will reboot. If
communication occurs or there is a connection within the 100 seconds, the timer will reset.
Table Timeout Reboot Command List
Enable/disable timeout reboot function
Query/set timeout reboot time
6.13 TIMED REBOOT FUNCTION
"Timed reboot is equivalent to "reboot after set time", in non-serial command mode, when this
function is enabled, the module will use the internal clock to time, and the module will reboot forcibly
after the set time.
Turn on the timed reboot function. The AT command setting steps are as follows:
(1) Turn on the timed reboot function
AT+REBOOTEN=on
(2) Set the timed reboot time, which can be set from 1 to 720 h, and the default is 24 h;
(3) For example: set 200h and restart the module once, with the following command.
The AT+REBOOTT=200 parameter setting is finished and takes effect after the module restarts.
After taking effect, the module restarts every 200 hours.
Table Scheduled Reboot Command List
Enable/Disable the scheduled reboot function
Query/Set the scheduled reboot time
6.14 MODBUS POLLING
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