Futaba FEX01T Radio Control Module User Manual Rev 02 160825

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FEX01T
2.4GHz FH-SS RF-module
Instruction Manual
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FCC Notice................................................................................ iii
Limited Warranty........................................................................... iv
Returns ................................................................................... iv
Patents – Copyrights – Trademarks – Proprietary Rights...................................... v
Limitation of Damages and Action ............................................................ v
1 Overview................................................................................ 7
2 General Specification ................................................................... 7
2.1 High-frequency portion ................................................................ 7
2.2 External interface .................................................................... 7
2.3 Power supply .......................................................................... 8
2.4 Environmental specifications .......................................................... 8
2.5 Others................................................................................ 8
2.6 External Terminal ..................................................................... 9
2.7 Reset terminal ....................................................................... 10
2.8 Initialization time .................................................................. 10
2.9 Appearance........................................................................... 10
3 Communication Method ................................................................... 11
3.1 Frequency hopping .................................................................... 11
3.2 Synchronization ...................................................................... 11
4 Communication procedure ................................................................ 12
4.1 Overview............................................................................. 12
4.2 Send command ......................................................................... 12
4.3 Received data ........................................................................ 12
4.4 Master communication procedure ....................................................... 13
4.5 Slave communication procedure ........................................................ 13
4.6 Communication time ................................................................... 13
5 Other functions ........................................................................ 14
5.1 ID Registration ...................................................................... 14
6 Commands............................................................................... 15
6.1 List of commands ..................................................................... 15
6.2 How to use commands .................................................................. 15
6.3 Command responses .................................................................... 15
6.3.1 Types of command responses ....................................................... 15
6.4 Details of the command functions ..................................................... 16
7 Memory register ........................................................................ 21
7.1 Memory register list ................................................................. 21
7.2 Memory register function detail ...................................................... 22
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1 Overview
(1) 2.4 GHz band FH (frequency hopping) type wireless module.
(2) This module has adopted a communication protocol that is intended to be used as a wireless
controller.
(3) Using the UART, it is set by the command input, and performs input and output operational data.
Table 1：FEX01T Appearance photo
2 General Specification
2.1 High-frequency portion
・Technical standards
：ARIB STD-T66
：FCC Part15.247
：EN 300 328
・Antenna power
：20～75mW
・Communication method
：Spread spectrum FH system
・Spread bandwidth
：60MHz
・Radio frequency band
：2407.5MHz～2467.5MHz
・Frequency control
：frequency hopping (31 patterns, 31 waves)
・Data modulation rate
：128.143kbps
・Coverage area
：outdoors 365m
(according to an external antenna, sight distance, and our measurement method)
・Antenna terminal
：U.FL connector
・Antenna
：diversity (Tx/Rx)
・Error detection function
：CRC-CCITT（16bits）
2.2 External interface
・Physical interface
・Interface
・Communication method
・Synchronization method
：molex 53780-1490(14pin)
Mating connector 51146-1400
：RS-232C（DCE-mode）
input 3.3V CMOS-level（with hysteresis）
output 3.3V CMOS-level
: full duplex
: start-stop synchronization method
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・Baud rate
・Flow control
・Data length
・Stop bit
・Parity
：9600/19200bps
：none
：7 bit/8 bit
：1 bit/2 bit
：even/odd/none
2.3 Power supply
・Source voltage
・Consumption current
：DC 3.8V～8.5V
：transmission 300mA or less
reception 35mA or less
average at communication 50 mA or less
2.4 Environmental specifications
・Temperature conditions
・Operating humidity limits
・Storage humidity range
・Anti-vibration
・Anti-shock
：Operating temperature limits
ambient temperature；-20 to +60℃
Storage temperature range
ambient temperature；-30 to +70℃
：90%RH or less (no condensing)
：90%RH or less (no condensing)
：50m/s2 (JIS-C-60068-2-6)
：500m/s2 (JIS-C-60068-2-27)
2.5 Others
・External dimensions
・Weight
：63(W)×35(D)×3(H) mm
：about 14g
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2.6 External Terminal
Table 1：Terminal function
No.
Terminal
name
I/O
NC
RxD
－
OUT
TxD
IN
10
11
12
13
14
NC
GND
CLK
STE
SDA
SCL
VCC
RST
3.3V
Reserved
TEST
－
－
IN
IN
IN
IN
－
IN
OUT
OUT
IN
Function
Internal
terminal
processing
UART RxD
(Response Output)
UART TxD
(Command Input)
signal ground
reserved
reserved
reserved
Reserved
Power DC 3.8～8.5 Ｖ
CPU reset
Test
Reserved
Test
Pull-down
Pull-down
Pull-down
Pull-down
Low
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2.7 Reset terminal
Resetting with the Reset terminal provides the pulse below.
Minimus 1ms
High
Low
Figure 2：Reset pulse
2.8
Initialization time
(1) The initialization time (after power up until accept command) is 90ms or less.
(2) The initialization time by the RST command input is 1200ms.
2.9 Appearance
Figure 3：FEX01T External view
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3 Communication Method
3.1 Frequency hopping
This wireless module employs an FH system as a diffusion method. In the FH system, diffusion signals
with a wide bandwidth are produced by hopping the frequency according to a certain pattern. The
pattern is called a frequency hopping pattern. This device has 31 types of frequency hopping patterns.
The same hopping pattern is set for the wireless machines that are intended to mutually communicate.
time
figure 4：frequency hopping
Even when the hopping pattern is the same, mutual communication is impossible when a wireless
module randomly hops the frequency. Therefore, in the frequency hopping system, one of the wireless
machines works as a standard, while other wireless machines synchronize the frequency and hopping
timing of each machine by receiving packets from the standard machine. This is called
synchronization.
3.2 Synchronization
The slave switches frequency while waiting for a wireless packet from the master. When a wireless
packet is received, it switches to the next frequency and waits for a wireless packet again. When
received, it is judged that the synchronization with the master was successful. After that, the
slave matches the timing and sends wireless packets to the master.
No timeout is set, even for cases when synchronization is unsuccessful due to a poor communication
environment. It continues receiving until synchronization succeeds. In the case when
synchronization fails during communication for some reason, a maximum of 1000ms is required to
re-synchronize.
master（transmitter）
slave（receiver）
figure 5：master and slave
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4 Communication procedure
4.1 Overview
Communication is done in the following manner：
(1) Right after the power is turned on, the master and slave does not have wireless communication
and is in an invalid state.
(2) For sending/receiving a wireless packet, start the FH operation by inputting the @FHS command
(the master and the slave).
The master initiates RF transmission and reception.
The slave starts RF reception, wait for communication from the master.
(3) If FH synchronization acquisition, slave start also sent. After that, the slave will continue
in automatic synchronization.
(4) By TLC command to set the data you want to send.
(5) In FH synchronization acquisition, it will receive the data periodically from the
communication partner.
If the synchronization is out, it does not receive the data.
(6) To stop sending/receiving a wireless packet, type the @FHE command and quit the FH operation.
4.2 Send command
The command header is "@TLC", the terminator is CR+LF (0x0D 0x0A). There is no response to the
command.
Please send data as a binary data of 14-byte fixed.
Radio transmission will be run every 24ms. By @TLC command, it will update the transmitted data.
If @TLC command is not inputted, the previous data is wirelessly transmitted. If you also send
command has not been entered once, the data of all 0 is wireless transmitted.
【Send (update) format】
@TLC[Binary data 14 bytes][CRLF]
4.3 Received data
The received data is appended "RLC" of 3 bytes as a header.
The Received data is binary data of 14-byte fixed.
Radio reception will be run every 24ms. In a state that can't be wireless communication, it
will not be output to the wired.
【Reception format】Repeat
RXT[Binary data 14 bytes]
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4.4 Master communication procedure
(1) After the power is turned on, the master does not perform the wireless communication.
(2) If you want to transmit and receive wireless packet, enter FHS command.
(3) As long as the FH synchronization acquisition, the data from the slave is output to the wired.
The received data will be "RLC" header is added.
(4) If you send the data to the slave, enter the @TLC command. By sending @TLC command regularly,
the transmitted data is updated.
(5) If you stop the wireless communication, enter the @ FHE command.
4.5 Slave communication procedure
(1) After the power is turned on, the slave does not perform the wireless communication.
(2) If you want to transmit and receive wireless packet, enter FHS command.
(3) As long as the FH synchronization acquisition, data from the master is output to the wired.
The received data will be "RLC" header is added.
(4) If you send the data to the master, enter the @TLC command. By sending @TLC command regularly,
the transmitted data is updated.
(5) If you stop the wireless communication, enter the @ FHE command.
4.6 Communication time
Interval of the frequency hopping (switching frequency) is 24ms. This 24ms is one frame. The master
wirelessly transmits (1 packet transmission) at the beginning of the frame. Communication time
is about 1.5ms. The slave that is synchronized with the master wirelessly receives the packet at
the beginning of the frame.
The figure below shows the timing.
Figure 6：FH communication timing
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5 Other functions
5.1 ID Registration
In order to associate the master and the slave, an ID code is used. Each wireless module has
a unique value.
For wireless communication, registration of the ID code of the communication partner is necessary.
Wireless machines without ID code registration are unable to communicate. This prevents improper
connections.
To make the pairing, in a state in which the closer to the master / slave, and then run the @IDS
command to both the master / slave. In the case of slave, it is possible to register up to two.
Please refer to the description of @IDS command for how the second unit of the specified.
If the pairing is successfully complete, "Pair" response is output, pairing ID code is written
to the memory. In order to perform the normal communication, please do the once reset.
If the pairing is not completed, approximately becomes a time-out within 5 seconds, it is returned
N0 response.
The slave is possible to register the master up to two.
However, communication is carried out in a one-to-one, you will not be able to communicate from
two masters. The slave keeps a connection with the master that initiated the first communication.
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5.1.1
6 Commands
6.1 List of commands
Table 2：List of commands
No.
Command
name
ARG
DBM
10
11
12
13
14
15
ERR
FHE
FHS
ID1
ID2
IDS
INI
ODA
OEN
REG
RST
TLC
VER
Function
Display all register values
Reference a reception intensity of received
packet
Reference error status
End FH operation
Start FH operation
Reference and set pairing ID1
Reference and set pairing ID2
Start ID registration
Initialize register values
Disable output
Enable output
Reference and set register values
Reset
Set wireless data
Display version
6.2 How to use commands
(1) When inputting a command to the wireless module, add 1 byte header for command recognition
(command header) at the beginning of the command, in order to differentiate from regular data.
The command header is “@” (40H).
(2) Command is case-sensitive.
(3) A 2-byte terminator is used to terminate a command. The terminator is [CRLF] (0DH: carriage
return ＋ 0AH: line feed).
(4) The wireless module executes a command process after recognizing a command. For a command with
a response, it returns the response to external devices after the process is completed.
(5) Do not input subsequent commands or data before getting a response.
(6) Command example
@ARG[CRLF]
6.3 Command responses
6.3.1 Types of command responses
Command responses and their meanings are:
P0: normal termination
P1: running command
N0: command error
N6: memory register writing error
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6.4 Details of the command functions
The symbols used in this section have the following meaning:
[ ] :
Required input parameter/s
( ) :
Optional input parameter/s
ＡＲＧ ：Display all register values
【Format】
ARG
【Response】
Setting list display
N0
: command error
【Function】
・ Refers to all contents of memory register. Displays a two-digit hexadecimal number plus H at
the end.
ＤＢＭ : Reference the reception intensity of received packet
【Format】
DBM
【Response】
-XXXdBm
N0
: reception intensity
: command error
【Function】
・Reads the reception intensity of the most recent, correctly received packet, and displays it
in decibels.
・When none has been received after resetting, “-134dBm” is displayed.
・The signal strength indication is not absolute. It can be used for accurate relative measurements
but should not be considered an absolute value.
ＥＲＲ ：Reference error status
【Format】
ERR
【Response】
xxH
N0
：error status
：command error
【Function】
・This command display the error information of the internal this module. If 00H is no error.
・bit2＝1: memory (settings area) error
・bit1＝1: memory (user area) error
・bit0＝1: RF error
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ＦＨＥ: End FH operation
【Format】
FHE
【Response】
P0
N0
: normal termination
: command error
【Function】
・End FH operation. At this status, wireless transmission does not occur.
・Master/Slave stops radio transmission and reception. If state that FH synchronization acquisition,
and then release it.
・Even when there is received data from a paired module, wired output does not occur.
ＦＨＳ ：Starts FH operation
【Format】
FHS
【Response】
P0
N0
: normal termination
: command error
【Function】
・Starts FH operation.
・Master/Slave starts radio transmission and reception.
・When there is received data from a paired master, wired output starts.
・If there is data received from pairing the communication partner, to start the output to the
wired.
ＩＤ１ ：Reference and set pairing ID1
【Format】
ID2(:pairing ID code 1)
pairing ID code 1 : xxxxxxxxx（9-digit）
【Response】
xxxxxxxxx
P0
N0
: pairing ID code 1 (when when referencing)
: normal termination (when setting)
: command error
【Function】
・References and sets the pairing ID code 1.
・By inputting only the command, currently set values can be referenced.
・Specify the ID code (9-digit Serial Number) of the module that is the communication partner.
・Both master and slave are valid.
・The setting becomes effective after a reset.
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ＩＤ２ ：Reference and set pairing ID2
【Format】
ID2(:pairing ID code 2)
pairing ID code 2 : xxxxxxxxx（9-digit）
【Response】
xxxxxxxxx
P0
N0
: pairing ID code 2 (when when referencing)
: normal termination (when setting)
: command error
【Function】
・References and sets the pairing ID code 2.
・By inputting only the command, currently set values can be referenced.
・Specify the ID code (9-digit Serial Number) of the module that is the communication partner.
・Slave only is valid.
・The setting becomes effective after a reset.
ＩＤＳ ：Start ID registration
【Format】
IDS:[pairing area]
pairing area
【Response】
P0
Pair
N0
N6
: x (1= pairing ID code 1, 2= pairing ID code 2)
normal termination
pairing is completed
command error, or pairing is not completed
memory register writing error
【Function】
・Starts pairing operation.
・In the case of master, please specify '1' to the pairing area.
・In the case of slave, please specify '1' or '2' to the pairing area.
ＩＮＩ : Initialize register value
【Format】
INI
【Response】
P0
N0
: normal termination
: command error
【Function】
・Resumes all contents of the memory register in the wireless module to the status at factory
shipment.
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ＯＤＡ ：Disable output
【Format】
ODA
【Response】
P0
N0
：normal termination
：command error
【Function】
・Disable the radio transmission and wired output. Temporarily used when you want to stop FH
communication. If this module already has FH synchronization acquisition, also it will continue
to maintain FH synchronization after executing this command.
・Output in the initial state is enabled.
・Slave only.
ＯＥＮ ：Enable output
【Format】
OEN
【Response】
P0
N0
：normal termination
：command error
【Function】
・Enable the radio transmission and wired output.
・Output in the initial state is enabled.
・Slave only.
ＲＥＧ ：Reference and set register values
【Format】
REG[register number](:set value)
Register number
Set value
【Response】
XXX
P0
N0
N6
: 00～XX
: input a two-digit hexadecimal number with H at the end,
or a three-digit decimal number without any suffix.
currently set value (when referencing)
normal termination (when setting)
command error
memory register writing error
【Function】
・References and sets the memory register.
・By inputting only a register number, currently set values can be referenced.
・The setting will be valid after reset.
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ＲＳＴ ：Reset
【Format】
RST
【Response】
P0
N0
: normal termination
: command error
【Function】
・This module will be reset.
ＴＬＣ ：Set wireless data
【Format】
TLC[binary data]
Binary data
: 14-bytes fixed
【Response】
None
【Function】
・It specifies the data you want to send to the communication partner. It is 14-bytes fixed in
binary data.
・In order to avoid the mixing of the received data, there is no response to this command.
・Input of this command, please as a 50ms interval at the shortest.
ＶＥＲ : Display version
【Format】
VER
【Response】
Program Version 1.000
N0
: display version
: command error
【Function】
・Reads a program version of the wireless module.
・Ｘ．ＸＸＸ
Improvements and bug fixes within a range of specifications
Minor specification change
Major specification change
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7 Memory register
The memory register is a register that sets and memorizes operation modes and communication
parameters for the wireless module. These values are read when the power is turned ON, and the
module starts operating according to the setting.
7.1 Memory register list
Table 3：Memory register list
Register
number
REG00
REG01
REG02
REG03
REG04
REG05
REG06
REG07
REG08
REG09
REG10
REG11
REG12
REG13
REG14
REG15
REG16
REG17
REG18
REG19
REG20
REG21
REG22
REG23
REG24
REG25
Function
Default
Operation mode
Reserve
Frequency hopping pattern
Reserve
Wireless communication setting 1
Wireless communication setting 2
Reserve
Reserve
Wired communication setting 1
Wired communication setting 2
FH synchronization determination
setting 1
FH synchronization determination
setting 2
Detailed setting
Reserve
Pairing ID code 1
Reserve
Pairing ID code 2
Reserve
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00H
00H
00H
00H
08H
00H
00H
00H
01H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
00H
Default function
Master
Antenna diversity
19200bps
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7.2 Memory register function detail
ＲＥＧ００：Operation mode
［default：００Ｈ］
* Sets an operation mode (for the master or the slave).
Table 4：Operation mode
00H
01H
Master
Slave
(default)
ＲＥＧ０１：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ０２：Frequency hopping pattern
［default：００Ｈ］
* Sets the frequency hopping pattern. It can be set to 00～1E (0～30).
* Master only settings are valid. Slave sets the frequency hopping pattern automatically based
on the information of the master.
* In the initial state, a specific frequency hopping pattern is set. Because it is set to 00H
if you initialize, please set again.
* When using multiple systems within the same area, the frequency may periodically match and
interfere with each other even when the frequency hopping patterns are different.
ＲＥＧ０３：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ０４：Wireless communication setting 1
［default：０８Ｈ］
Bit7～4：Reserved
* Not used in this machine. Make sure to set to 0.
Bit3：Antenna diversity
Table 5：Antenna diversity
Disable antenna diversity
Enable antenna diversity
（default）
Enables/disables antenna diversity.
When used with two antennas, set to 1 in this bit.
Bit2：Antenna selection
Table 6：Antenna selection
Antenna is fixed to A
Antenna is fixed to B
（default）
At the non-diversity reception, decide the antenna terminal.
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Bit1～0：Reserved
* Not used in this machine. Make sure to set to 0.
ＲＥＧ０５：Wireless communication setting 2
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ０６：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ０７：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ０８：Wired communication setting 1
［default：０１Ｈ］
Bit 7: data length
Table 7: Data length
8 bit data
7 bit data
(default)
Bit 6: parity bit
Table 8: Parity bit
Without parity
With parity
(default)
Bit 5: Even/odd parity
Table 9: Parity
Even parity
Odd parity
(default)
* Invalid when “without parity” is set in bit 6.
Bit4: Stop bit
Table 10: Stop bit
1 stop bit
2 stop bit
Bit3：Reserved
* Not used in this machine. Make sure to set to 0.
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Bit2～0：Baud rate setting
Table 11：Baud rate
Bit2
Bit1
Bit0
Baud rate
9600bps
19200bps（default）
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
ＲＥＧ０９：Wired communication setting 2
［default：００Ｈ］
Bit7～5：Reserved
* Not used in this machine. Make sure to set to 0.
Bit4：Addition and deletion of CRLF
Table 12：Addition and deletion of CRLF
Do not add the CR+LF code to the receive data.
Add the CR+LF code to the receive data.
（default）
* Sets whether adding the CRLF code or not to the received data.
Bit3～0：Reserved
* Not used in this machine. Make sure to set to 0.
ＲＥＧ１０～１３：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ１４～１８：Pairing ID code 1
［default：００Ｈ］
* Sets an ID code for a pairing machine.
* Both the master and slave use this.
ＲＥＧ１９：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
ＲＥＧ２０～２４：Pairing ID code 2
［default：００Ｈ］
* Sets an ID code for a pairing machine.
* Only the slave use this.
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ＲＥＧ２５：Reserved
［default：００Ｈ］
* Not used in this wireless module. Leave default setting.
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○Appendix
Antenna List
No.
Name
Gain（Peak）
Remarks
1 ANT-2.4-CW-RH
-0.9dBi
SMA Connector
2 ANT-2.4-WRT-SMA
3.5dBi
SMA Connector
3 TNHW 2450 RP
2.4dBi
TNC Reverse Connector
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