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Re: Source code changes and samples for new AT+ commands

PostPosted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 4:16 pm
by igrr
I don't have the hardware to test/fix this tonight, and I don't see obvious errors in my code. So probably this will require some debugging...

Re: Source code changes and samples for new AT+ commands

PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 4:49 am
by igrr
Apparently Espressif does development of AT firmware on github now. It's nice to see they have adopted some of the commands from my firmware:
https://github.com/espressif/esp8266_at ... 49a1cf964b
I suppose we can expect more improvements to the official firmware. And I wonder if they will accept pull requests :)
There's an MIT license in the tree, which is funny because the SDK is under a GPL-like Espressif Public License.

Re: Source code changes and samples for new AT+ commands

PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 2:49 pm
by saper_2
Espressif is at least a century behind yours atproto, and they barley added echo control command, and their pace... sum up: I don't except much from them at least for now.

That's no problem you'll work on atproto when you fell like doing it :) I don't pushing you :D .

Well, I don't have any plans for now for those modules I got, so I can at least test your firmwares because I have working hardware :). And I don't need to screw with breakout board and bunch of wires :D - just hook up 4pin serial cable from USB-RS converter (that I recycled from some old phone cable ^o^ ) to board with jumpers, reset button, and 3,3V reg. :) .

In my free time (after job), I compile atproto command set into "excel" and I'm going later to publish it on Gdrive / OneDrive or somewhere else :)

Re: Source code changes and samples for new AT+ commands

PostPosted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 5:14 pm
by GregorPa
Hello,

i have problem with command CIPSENDI.


(23:06:50.84) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.84) +CIPACCEPT:0,"192.168.1.107"<CR><LF> (30)
(23:06:50.89) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.89) +CIPDR:0,316<CR><LF> (14)
(23:06:50.89) AT+CIPRD=0<CR><CR><LF> (13)
(23:06:50.89) +CIPRD:0,316<CR><LF> (14)
(23:06:50.89) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.89) GET /s HTTP/1.1<CR><LF> (17)
(23:06:50.89) Host: 192.168.1.105<CR><LF> (21)
(23:06:50.89) User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0<CR><LF> (79)
(23:06:50.89) Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8<CR><LF> (73)
(23:06:50.89) Accept-Language: sl,en-gb;q=0.7,en;q=0.3<CR><LF> (42)
(23:06:50.89) Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate<CR><LF> (32)
(23:06:50.89) Connection: keep-alive<CR><LF> (24)
(23:06:50.89) Cache-Control: max-age=0<CR><LF> (26)
(23:06:50.89) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.89) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.89) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:50.89) OK<CR><LF> (4)
(23:06:50.92) AT<CR><CR><LF> (5)
(23:06:50.92) OK<CR><LF> (4)
(23:06:50.98) AT+CIPSENDI=0,"to je test dfdsfsfsdfsfsd"<CR><CR><LF> (44)
(23:06:51.00) OK<CR><LF> (4)
(23:06:51.09) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:06:51.09) +CIPSENDI:0<CR><LF> (13)
(23:06:53.15) AT+CIPCLOSE=0<CR><CR><LF> (16)
(23:06:53.15) OK<CR><LF> (4)
(23:07:01.06) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:07:01.06) +CIPDISCONNECT:0<CR><LF> (18)
(23:07:09.79) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:07:09.79) ets Jan 8 2013,rst cause:4, boot mode:(3,6)<CR><LF> (47)
(23:07:09.79) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:07:09.79) wdt reset<CR><LF> (11)
(23:07:09.82) load 0x40100000, len 24112, room 16 <CR><LF> (38)
(23:07:09.85) tail 0<CR><LF> (8)
(23:07:09.85) chksum 0x7c<CR><LF> (13)
(23:07:09.85) load 0x3ffe8000, len 2692, room 8 <CR><LF> (36)
(23:07:09.85) tail 12<CR><LF> (9)
(23:07:09.85) chksum 0xdc<CR><LF> (13)
(23:07:09.85) ho 0 tail 12 room 4<CR><LF> (21)
(23:07:09.85) load 0x3ffe8a90, len 8728, room 12 <CR><LF> (37)
(23:07:09.89) tail 12<CR><LF> (9)
(23:07:09.89) chksum 0x6a<CR><LF> (13)
(23:07:09.89) csum 0x6a<CR><LF> (11)
(23:07:10.06) rl<CR><LF> (4)
(23:07:10.07) +IREADY:"atproto","0.1","b59a35d"<CR><LF> (35)
(23:07:10.15) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:07:10.15) +CWSTAT:1<CR><LF> (11)
(23:07:12.56) <CR><LF> (2)
(23:07:12.56) +CWSTAT:5<CR><LF> (11)

Are commads CIPCLOSE AND CIPDISCONNECT on correct position?

When i sent new comman from browser then ESP make rebbot?


Any suggestion?

BR
Greg