"lec" command output in UART shell - MDEK1001

Hello,

As per user manual of MDEK1001 , I configured one of the DWM1001-DEV as Listener and then connected to PC via UART shell.

The output of command “lec” is coming as:

dwm> lec
dwm> POS,0,4300,1.14,1.64,0.73,100,xB1
POS,0,5B37,3.52,2.62,1.74,97,xC6
POS,0,C703,3.02,2.16,0.90,96,xF0
POS,0,4300,1.13,1.64,0.72,88,xB2
POS,0,5B37,3.51,2.63,1.69,96,xC7
POS,0,C703,3.02,2.15,0.89,100,xF1
POS,0,4300,1.14,1.67,0.72,100,xB3
POS,0,5B37,3.53,2.62,1.70,91,xC8
POS,0,C703,3.02,2.20,0.97,50,xF2
POS,0,4300,1.14,1.69,0.73,94,xB4
POS,0,5B37,3.51,2.61,1.71,83,xC9
POS,0,C703,3.02,2.19,0.95,100,xF3
POS,0,4300,1.14,1.70,0.71,50,xB5
POS,0,5B37,3.53,2.59,1.70,93,xCA
POS,0,5B37,3.53,2.61,1.69,92,xCB
POS,0,5B37,3.49,2.52,1.61,100,xCC
POS,0,5B37,3.46,2.46,1.53,100,xCD

Kindly let me know what does hex values at the end means and why the number after POS sometimes comes as 0 and sometimes as 1.
Later part I know that it is deviceID, x, y, z, qualityfactor
But I am confused with the hexadecimal number and values 0/1 .
Kindly help.

Thanks
Asmita

Hi Asmita,

the value 0 indicates the index of the data in that superframe. If you have more tags at 10 Hz you will see higher numbers.

The last number in hexa is the frame sequential number.

Do not rely on these numbers since they are only for internal use.

Cheers,
TDK

Thanks for your answer. It helped.

Thanks
Asmita