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[progress]

I have tried to run an AT command (AT+CGMI) to a GD67 and I'm trying to display the results on the screen. Unfortunately, the response (or what I think is the response) is garbage. (I removed a lot of code for simplicity's sake, so this is the basic gist of what I did)

[pz]

The response=stk_cmd() points on buffer containing all TERMINAL RESPONSE, use get_tag() to find the answer intself. Also T_RESULT may be interesting to contain ME result code. Would be interesting to use debug kernel to see ME-SIM communication (in case you have prog).

[progress]

Thank you. It is working, but not really. So far, all of my AT commands result in "ERROR" but at least its a normal AT response.

[jbladox]

Is this the correct way to get the response? Because I don't seem to be getting any sensible answer (I get only garbage), and I'm doing practically the same thing.

response = stk_cmd(STK_CMD_RUN_AT_COMMAND, 0x00, DEV_ID_ME, length);
resp_buf = get_tag(response, T_RESULT);

And the result (OK/ERROR) should be in resp_buf now?

[jbladox]

I've also played around with

get_tag(response, T_AT_RESPONSE)
and even
get_tag(response, T_AT_CMD) with no result (they both return 0x0000).

Using the Programmer/TLite to debug, I get the following:

TO ME: d0 12 81 03 01 34 00 82 02 81 82 a8 07 41 54 2b 43 40 4d 49 90 00
(the part beginning at a8 07... is the AT command -- AT+CIMI)

FROM ME: a0 14 00 00 0c
FROM ME: 81 03 01 34 00 82 02 82 81 83 01 31

So that tells me that somewhere in the second FROM ME line, there should be an OK/ERROR result, or the IMSI of my device, but that is clearly not the case.

Please help.
Thank you.

[pz]

[jbladox]

Oh okay. I get it. I was expecting to see OK/ERROR printed out in ASCII in the answer.

Thank you.

[ykerlou]

Hi guys,
any update on that subject ? Did you get "AT command" working ?

Regards,

Yves