Read and Write Parameters

Discover Resources

wuji resources lists a device's readable/writable parameters and subscribable topics:

wuji resources --sn <SN>
wuji resources --sn <SN> --json

The command output is the authoritative list. Frequently used parameters:

Parameter	Description
`hand_side`	Handedness
`firmware_version`	Firmware version
`serial_number`	Serial number
`ip_address`	Device IP address
`data_port`	Data port

Read a Parameter

wuji get <path> reads a parameter and decodes it into a typed JSON value automatically:

$ wuji get firmware_version --sn <SN>
firmware_version = "x.y.z"

$ wuji get ip_address --sn <SN> --json

Use resource paths exactly as wuji resources prints them. Reading a path that doesn't exist fails with exit code 1, and the error message points to wuji resources for valid paths. When the type is unknown, the default output shows the value as <unrecognized value>, and --json omits the value key.

Write a Parameter

wuji set <path> <value> writes a parameter. The value is JSON, or raw hex bytes with a 0x prefix:

wuji set data_port 50002 --sn <SN>       # JSON number
wuji set some_param '[1,2]' --sn <SN>    # JSON array
wuji set some_param 0x01ff --sn <SN>     # raw hex bytes

When a host application occupies the device, the CLI runs in read-only access and set is rejected. Release the occupying direct connection and retry.

Notes

Network parameters such as ip_address and data_port take effect after a device restart. Not seeing an immediate change in wuji devices is expected
The message virtual parameter 'X' currently has no value means the virtual parameter has no default and the stateless CLI doesn't persist writes — this is expected behavior