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  3. X<RR>
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  5.     Enable data reporting for SlowRF (i.e. 1kHz data rate)
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  6.     <RR> is a one-byte hex value, with following bits (bit 0 is the LSB bit):
    7. 

  7.         Bit 0: Report known messages (parity & checksum ok), with type prefix.
    8. 

  8.         Bit 1: Report each of the (repeated) packets of a message
    9. 

  9.         Bit 2: Report detailed data, even with wrong parity / checksum.
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  10.         Bit 3: Monitor mode: output an r on a risings edge and 'f' on a falling edge. Output a '.' at the end of the message (no signal for 4msec).
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  11.         Bit 4: Timing: in monitor mode output one additional byte of the internal microsecond timer, divided by 16. This is binary!
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  12.         Bit 5: RSSI: report RSSI value as an additional HEX byte after digested data or as a separate byte if Bit 3 is set too.
    13. 

  13.         Bit 6: Report FHT protocol messages (ack, etc)
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  14.         Bit 7: CUL/CUN: Report raw RSSI data (a==weak ... p==strong signal) CUR: Grafic representation: dark==weak ... light == stong signal 
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  16.     Note: 00 disables radio reception, any other value initializes the radio chip and enables reception. Default is 00: do not report anything, radio chip is uninitialized.
    17. 

  17.     Example: X01 (normal reporting, no RSSI) or X67 (debugging)
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  18. 

  19.     If <RR> is not specified, report the current value and the available time for sending RF (in 10 ms units) 
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  23. X67 = 01100111
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  24. 		Bit 0: Report known messages (parity & checksum ok), with type prefix.
    25. 

  25.         Bit 1: Report each of the (repeated) packets of a message
    26. 

  26.         Bit 2: Report detailed data, even with wrong parity / checksum.
    27. 

  27.         # Bit 3: Monitor mode: output an r on a risings edge and 'f' on a falling edge. Output a '.' at the end of the message (no signal for 4msec).
    28. 

  28.         # Bit 4: Timing: in monitor mode output one additional byte of the internal microsecond timer, divided by 16. This is binary!
    29. 

  29.         Bit 5: RSSI: report RSSI value as an additional HEX byte after digested data or as a separate byte if Bit 3 is set too.
    30. 

  30.         Bit 6: Report FHT protocol messages (ack, etc)
    31. 

  31.         # Bit 7: CUL/CUN: Report raw RSSI data (a==weak ... p==strong signal) CUR: Grafic representation: dark==weak ... light == stong signal 
    32. 

  32. 		
    33. 

  33. X21 = 00100001
    34. 

  34. 		Bit 0: Report known messages (parity & checksum ok), with type prefix.
    35. 

  35.         # Bit 1: Report each of the (repeated) packets of a message
    36. 

  36.         # Bit 2: Report detailed data, even with wrong parity / checksum.
    37. 

  37.         # Bit 3: Monitor mode: output an r on a risings edge and 'f' on a falling edge. Output a '.' at the end of the message (no signal for 4msec).
    38. 

  38.         # Bit 4: Timing: in monitor mode output one additional byte of the internal microsecond timer, divided by 16. This is binary!
    39. 

  39.         Bit 5: RSSI: report RSSI value as an additional HEX byte after digested data or as a separate byte if Bit 3 is set too.
    40. 

  40.         # Bit 6: Report FHT protocol messages (ack, etc)
    41. 

  41.         # Bit 7: CUL/CUN: Report raw RSSI data (a==weak ... p==strong signal) CUR: Grafic representation: dark==weak ... light == stong signal 
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  42. 		
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  43. X05 = 00000101
    44. 

  44. 		Bit 0: Report known messages (parity & checksum ok), with type prefix.
    45. 

  45.         # Bit 1: Report each of the (repeated) packets of a message
    46. 

  46.         Bit 2: Report detailed data, even with wrong parity / checksum.
    47. 

  47.         # Bit 3: Monitor mode: output an r on a risings edge and 'f' on a falling edge. Output a '.' at the end of the message (no signal for 4msec).
    48. 

  48.         # Bit 4: Timing: in monitor mode output one additional byte of the internal microsecond timer, divided by 16. This is binary!
    49. 

  49.         # Bit 5: RSSI: report RSSI value as an additional HEX byte after digested data or as a separate byte if Bit 3 is set too.
    50. 

  50.         # Bit 6: Report FHT protocol messages (ack, etc)
    51. 

  51.         # Bit 7: CUL/CUN: Report raw RSSI data (a==weak ... p==strong signal) CUR: Grafic representation: dark==weak ... light == stong signal 
    52. 

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  53. X01	= 00000001
    54. 

  54. 		Bit 0: Report known messages (parity & checksum ok), with type prefix.
    55. 

  55.         # Bit 1: Report each of the (repeated) packets of a message
    56. 

  56.         # Bit 2: Report detailed data, even with wrong parity / checksum.
    57. 

  57.         # Bit 3: Monitor mode: output an r on a risings edge and 'f' on a falling edge. Output a '.' at the end of the message (no signal for 4msec).
    58. 

  58.         # Bit 4: Timing: in monitor mode output one additional byte of the internal microsecond timer, divided by 16. This is binary!
    59. 

  59.         # Bit 5: RSSI: report RSSI value as an additional HEX byte after digested data or as a separate byte if Bit 3 is set too.
    60. 

  60.         # Bit 6: Report FHT protocol messages (ack, etc)
    61. 

  61.         # Bit 7: CUL/CUN: Report raw RSSI data (a==weak ... p==strong signal) CUR: Grafic representation: dark==weak ... light == stong signal 
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