> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://freegrow-1.gitbook.io/product-docs-en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://freegrow-1.gitbook.io/product-docs-en/en-creator-kit-q1/uwb-creator-kit-q1-complete-setup-and-usage-guide/advanced-guide-for-gateway/dedicated-commands.md). # Dedicated Commands ### In This Guide we introduce the serial commands that allow you to directly check or modify key settings of the **GrowSpace Gateway Q1** device, diagnose network issues, and check the MQTT server integration status. By connecting to the device through a terminal (such as Tera Term), you can enter the commands below to perform flexible debugging based on the on-site situation. *** ### Operating Environment | Item | Description | | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | Connection Type | USB Serial (COM port) | | Software | Tera Term or similar terminal tools | | Baudrate | 115200 | | Input Method | Command waiting state after booting is complete | *** ### Basic Commands | Commands | Description | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | restart | System Reboot | | basicSetting= | Set MQTT ID, password, IP, Wi-Fi SSID/password, and UWB PanID all at once | | basicSetting? | View all the information entered above at once | #### **restart** **`restart`** The gateway will restart immediately. This command is used to apply settings after making changes. Input Example ``` restart ``` Output Example ``` rst:0xc (SW_CPU_RESET), boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT) configsip: 0, SPIWP:0xee clk_drv:0x00, q_drv:0x00, d_drv:0x00, cs0_drv:0x00, hd_drv:0x00, wp_drv:0x00 mode:DIO, clock div:2 load:0x3fff0030,len:1184 load:0x40078000,len:13232 load:0x40080400,len:3028 entry 0x400805e4 ``` *** **`basicSetting=`** It allows you to set **MQTT**, **Wi-Fi**, and **PanID** all at once, and the input should be in **JSON format**. Input Example ``` basicSetting={"mqttID":"testID", "mqttPW":"testPW", "mqttIP":"192.168.0.123", "wifiID":"testWID", "wifiPW":"testWPW", "panID":"0001"} ``` Output Example ``` ✅ mqttID Saved ✅ mqttPW Saved ✅ mqttIP Saved: 192.168.0.123 ✅ wifiID Saved ✅ wifiPW Saved ✅ panID Saved: 0001 🔁 After setting changes, ESP restarts (The reboot log will be the same as the one from the restart command) ``` Notes * Only **2.4GHz Wi-Fi** is supported (5GHz is not supported) * Changes are **saved immediately** and the device will **automatically reboot** *** **`basicSetting?`** This command allows you to **check the currently saved MQTT, Wi-Fi, and PanID settings**. **Input Example** ``` basicSetting? ``` **Output Example** ``` { "mqttID": "testID", "mqttPW": "testPW", "mqttIP": "192.168.0.123", "wifiID": "testWID", "wifiPW": "testWPW", "panID": "0001" } ``` *** ### Network Configuration Commands | Commands | Description | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | `IP?` | Check the **current connected IP** | | `networkConnected?` | Verify **network connection status** | | `wifiID=` / `wifiID?` | Set and check the **Wi-Fi SSID** | | `wifiPW=` / `wifiPW?` | Set and check the **Wi-Fi password** | **`IP?`** Check the **current IP address** of the gateway. ``` IP? ``` Output Example : ``` 📡 IP: 192.168.51.28 ``` *** **`networkConnected?`** Verify the **network connection status**. ``` networkConnected? ``` Output Example : ``` ✅ Network Connected. ``` *** **`wifiID=` / `wifiID?`** Set or verify the **Wi-Fi SSID**. ``` wifiID=testWID ``` Output Example : ``` ✅ WiFi ID Saved 📡 WiFi ID: testWID ``` After entering, the device will **automatically restart**, and the reboot log will be displayed. *** **`wifiPW=` / `wifiPW?`** Set or verify the **Wi-Fi password**. ``` wifiPW=testWPW ``` Output Example : ``` ✅ WiFi PW Saved 🔐 WiFi PW: testWPW ``` After entering, the device will **automatically restart**, and the ESP boot log will be displayed. *** ### UWB Configuration and Verification | Commands | Description | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | `gatewayUwbID?` | Check the **unique UWB ID** of the gateway. | | `uwbPanID=` / `uwbPanID?` | Set and verify the **Pan ID**. | **`gatewayUwbID?`** Input Example ``` gatewayUwbID? ``` **Out**put Example ``` 🌐 gatewayUwbID: GR209E ``` **`uwbPanID=`** **In**put Example ``` uwbPanID=1234 ``` **Out**put Example ``` ✅ UWB Pan ID Saved: 1234 ``` **`uwbPanID?`** **In**put Example ``` uwbPanID? ``` **Out**put Example ``` 🌐 uwbPanID: 1234 ``` *** ### MMQTT Configuration Commands | Commands | Description | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | `mqttIP=` / `mqttIP?` | Set and verify the **MQTT server IP** | | `mqttIpFG!` | Automatically set the **Frigrow-specific MQTT IP** | | `mqttID=` / `mqttID?` | Set and verify the **MQTT connection ID** | | `mqttPW=` / `mqttPW?` | Set and verify the **MQTT connection password** | | `project=` / `project?` | Set and verify the **project ID for MQTT Topic** | **`mqttIP=` / `mqttIP?`** Set and verify the **MQTT broker address** Input Example ``` mqttIP=192.168.0.123 ``` **Out**put Example ``` ✅ MQTT IP Saved: 192.168.0.123 🌐 MQTT IP: 192.168.0.123 ``` **`mqttIpFG!`** Automatically set to the **Frigrow-specific server IP** **In**put Example ``` mqttIpFG! ``` **Out**put Example ``` ✅ MQTT IP Saved: Freegrow Server ``` **`mqttID=` / `mqttID?`** Set and verify the **MQTT connection ID** **In**put Example ``` mqttID=testID ``` Output Example ``` ✅ MQTT ID Saved 🧩 MQTT ID: testID ``` **`mqttPW=` / `mqttPW?`** Set and verify the **MQTT password** **In**put Example ``` mqttPW=testPW ``` Output Example ``` ✅ MQTT PW Saved 🔐 MQTT PW: testPW ``` **`project=` / `project?`** Set and verify the **Project ID in the MQTT Topic path** **In**put Example ``` project=topicTest ``` **Out**put Example ``` ✅ Project ID Saved 📦 Project ID: topicTest ``` *** By using the above commands, you can easily check the settings of the **GrowSpace Gateway Q1** device and quickly debug based on the on-site situation. After making configuration changes, always restart the device using the **restart** command to apply the changes.