AT commands in U0001AT+FOOBAR form
Hi!
I have a motorola droid 4 here; it uses gsm 07.10 multiplex. Over that, there are AT commands, but prefixed with serial numbers, in U0001AT+FOOBAR form. Corresponding reply then has U0001 prefix, too. Has anyone seen that before? Any hints for me trying to add the support?
Best regards,
Pavel
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Hi Pavel,
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Hi!
I have a motorola droid 4 here; it uses gsm 07.10 multiplex. Over that, there are AT commands, but prefixed with serial numbers, in U0001AT+FOOBAR form. Corresponding reply then has U0001 prefix, too. Has anyone seen that before? Any hints for me trying to add the support?
I've never seen anything like it. The 07.10 was explicitly designed so that the AT command processor didn't need to know or care whether it was connected directly to the serial port or to the multiplexer. E.g. AT commands should not be modified in any way.
Are you use this is a 07.10 multiplexer and not something else? What is the serial number exactly? Serial number of the multiplexer channel or ?
I would look into gatchat/gatmux.c and see if you can implement a new GAtMuxDriver specifically for this hardware.
Regards,
-Denis
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I have a motorola droid 4 here; it uses gsm 07.10 multiplex. Over that, there are AT commands, but prefixed with serial numbers, in U0001AT+FOOBAR form. Corresponding reply then has U0001 prefix, too. Has anyone seen that before? Any hints for me trying to add the support?
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I've never seen anything like it. The 07.10 was explicitly designed so that the AT command processor didn't need to know or care whether it was connected directly to the serial port or to the multiplexer. E.g. AT commands should not be modified in any way.
Are you use this is a 07.10 multiplexer and not something else? What is the serial number exactly? Serial number of the multiplexer channel or ?
Looks like 07.10 multiplexer...
https://github.com/tmlind/droid4-ngsm/
Serial number seems to be "serial number of command" during normal operation.
We may be able to get kernel to strip the extra U1234 stuff.
For now I'm using usb interface to the modem, which eats extra power but does not have this problem.
Best regards,
Pavel
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