Going out of AP range kills module

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Re: Going out of AP range kills module

By spacejunkie
- Wed Oct 15, 2014 1:38 pm #1671
scargill wrote:Spacejunkie - is your firmware based on the latest version i.e. 0018000902 (which is actuallly 922 but reports 902) with baud rate control) or an earlier one - if based on the latter this would be wonderful as that "busy" is a pain...



Here it is. It starts up at 9600 bps. You can then change it to any baud using

Code: Select allAT+XIPR=115200

or
Code: Select allAT+XIPR=38400


and ofcourse you can reset using
Code: Select allAT+XRST
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Re: Going out of AP range kills module

By scargill
- Wed Oct 15, 2014 5:49 pm #1683 Absolutely wonderful - loaded up the new code first time.. but... is it really necessary to reset the baud rate? All I would imagine most people want is to get out of the mess.. so if I am say running a socket listener or a web server and it locks up with busy.. I guess I want the same as would happen with a hard reset.. ie in the case of a web server, for it to reset, auto connect back to the router (as it does when it resets) and require only the relevant mode setting. Am I right in saying here that everything needs to be setup after AT+XRST... actually in an ideal world we just need that damned BUSY to time out... but maybe for now that's asking too much... thoughts? And thanks again for doing this..
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Re: Going out of AP range kills module

By scargill
- Wed Oct 15, 2014 6:06 pm #1684 Something has changed in your update... the baud rate once set, would previously stay there. It is now defaulting back to 9600 on power up every time - which means having to change baud rate programmatically during set up every powerup.. Did you intend that?
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