A set of functions provides fundamental control over the connected device. The available functions depend on the specific device in use. Navigate to the tab to view the function calls available for your connected device.

The reboot function call performs a power-on reset of the connected device.

This function call performs a factory reset on the connected device. Please refer to the programming manual of the connected device to find out what gets reset on the connected device.

The Signal LEDs function call triggers the connected device to blink one or more of its LEDs. This function call is often used to identify the connected device and make sure to be connected with the preferred one. As there are different devices with different LEDs it depends on the devices implementation which LEDs are blinking when performing this function call.

This function call triggers the connected device to switch to the bootloader mode (in some contexts also recovery system).

This function call triggers the connected device to switch to its setup mode, enabling the device to prepare for initial configuration or reconfiguration processes by entering a dedicated state. For more information of this mode, please refer to the operation instruction or user manual of the device connected.

To switch to the operating mode of a device, you can use this function call, which transitions the device from its current state to active operation for regular functionality.