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1 | = 1. Introduction = | ||
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3 | This chapter describe the checklist for not able to access to AT Command in Dragino LoRaWAN End Node base on STM32 chip. | ||
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5 | = 2. Not able to send AT Command = | ||
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7 | * Do you use a USB to TTL Converter? If you use RS232 converter, it won't work | ||
8 | * Can you see the output from console. | ||
9 | * Do you use the correct baudrate: | ||
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11 | {{{** Baudrate: 9600 | ||
12 | ** Data bits: 8 | ||
13 | ** Stop bits: 1 | ||
14 | ** Parity: None | ||
15 | ** Flow control: None | ||
16 | }}} | ||
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18 | * Did you have the hardware RXD pin connected correctly according to the user manual? | ||
19 | * Did you add the **ENTER** and **NEW LINE** after press send. Some serial utility doesn't add them by default. Below is an example for adding new line: | ||
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21 | [[image:https://wiki.dragino.com/images/thumb/5/5c/UART_access_1.png/600px-UART_access_1.png||height="419" width="600"]] | ||
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23 | Add a new line in some software | ||
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26 | = 3. If you still not able to fix this issue = | ||
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28 | please send us below info at support@dragino.com | ||
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30 | * Screen shot for your serial utility baud rate settings. | ||
31 | * Screen shot of your serial console. | ||
32 | * A photo shows clearly how you use USB-TTL adapter connect to the device. |