set uart raw <value>
This command sets a raw UART value, where <value> is a decimal number representing the baud rate. You use this
command to set non-standard baud rates. The lowest possible baud rate is 2,400.
Using non-standard raw baud rates with hardware flow control can be more useful at speeds as the microcontroller
interfaced to the module may be able to better match the UART speed and get better results.
Table 10 shows the supported raw baud rates:
Table 10. Supported Raw Baud Rates
Default: Not applicable
Example: set uart raw 7200 // Sets the baud rate to 7,200 baud
set uart tx <value>
This command disables or enables the UART’s TX pin (GPIO10), where <value> is 1 or 0. Disabling the pin
(<value> = 0) sets GPIO10 as an input with a weak pull down.
NOTE: Firmware version 2.36/2.45 and higher supports parity with the set uart flow command.
Default: Not Applicable
Example: set uart tx 1 // Enable the UART’s TX pin
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