bgs5 at sleep mode | Telit Cinterion IoT Developer Community
May 24, 2016 - 11:00pm, 2321 views
Hi, I send command ^SPOW: 2,... to UART0. The module has stopped responding to at commands. Then i send command (at$0d) throw USB, module response :
F9 02 18 03 00 13 44 00 13 00 00 00 06 FC 6C 00 щ.....D......ьl.
00 40 02 03 0D 0A 53 49 4F 3A 44 .@....SIO:D
send again(at$0d), response
F9 02 18 04 00 13 37 00 13 00 00 00 07 F1 12 00 щ.....7......с..
00 60 03 04 0D 0A 53 49 4F 3A 37 .`....SIO:7
and so on.
Send at^sgio=6$0d, response
F9 02 18 0A 00 17 D6 00 17 00 00 00 11 E3 57 00 щ.....Ц......гW.
00 E0 07 0A 61 74 5E 73 67 69 6F 3D 36 00 D6 .а..at^sgio=6.Ц
module no longer responds.
How to get back to normal ****?
Hello,
You have activated sleep **** on UART interfaces. You should still be able to communicate on serial interface but you should use hardware flow control and there will be delays in communication dependant on the parameters that you have set.
The problem with USB is probably because you are trying to communicate on the interface that is reserved for internal tracing. Please try on the ****m USB interface. You can later check and configure the allocation of interfaces with AT^SCFG="Serial/Interface/Allocation" command. Please see the AT commands specification document for more details. The restart is needed after changing the parameters.
Best regards,
Bartłomiej
I do not remember exactly, maybe command was ^SPOW: 0,... . In this case, I can change UART0 **** ?
Before sending ^SPOW to UART0, USB was in command ****. I sent commands through.
What can be done if UART(0,1) in **** 0(deactivated) and USB in "trace" ****. From "BGS5 at command set" USB0 can't change **** to BB-Trace (perhaps I am mistaken).
Hello,
are you sure that you are using USB0 (Modem in windows systems) port ? This port never can be set as BB-Trace.
Maybe you are using USB1 ( under Ports in windows systems) and this port is not for AT command but for BB-Trace for ^SCFG: "Serial/Interface/Allocation", 0 and 1 .
Only for "2" setting this port can be used for AT command.
So one of USB will be always working it doesn't matter which ^SCFG: "Serial/Interface/Allocation" is set.
Best reagrds
Lukasz