PHS8-P AT^SDPORT=2 | Thales IoT Developer Community
June 13, 2014 - 6:34pm, 6088 views
I have a PHS8-P modem connected to Linux.
It should be possible to access the application interface via /dev/ttyUSB2 when AT^SDPORT=5.
Now AT^SDPORT=2 and no logical channels of the USB device is unsable.
How can I access the modem and set AT^SDPORT=5 again?
Jun 13 2014 - 7:10pm
Hello,
unfortunately now it's only possible to change it via ASC0 interface.
Regards
Jedrzej
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Jun 16 2014 - 5:37pm
OK, but how?
I can access ASC0 with a console (screen) but ASC0 is the modem interface. How do I send AT commands?
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Jun 16 2014 - 5:46pm
Hello,
AT command interpreter is present also on modem interface. Connect to corresponding com port and try to enter the command. Maybe you didn't enter proper baudrate?
Regards
Jedrzej
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Jun 16 2014 - 6:45pm
What is "proper baudrate"? I have tried 115200, 9800 and 19200. Shouldn't it be autodetect. When I type my AT commands, I cannot see anything, so I typed ATE1 (echo), but no result.
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Jun 16 2014 - 7:28pm
Hi,
another possible cause is the module is using hardware flow control (enabled by default) and your terminal doesn't. Enable RTS/CTS hfc in your terminal and scan all supported baudrates:
9600
14400
19200
28800
38400
57600
115200
230400
460800
921600
Remember that echo may be disabled, so no output will be present until you hit enter.
Regards
Jedrzej
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Aug 14 2014 - 2:48pm
Did you get this working? I've been trying to talk to the PH8 over ASC0 with numerous setting but get no response. I've entered AT^SDPORT=2 via USB connection as need the serial port
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Aug 19 2014 - 1:52pm
Hello,
the default AT\Q setting is hardware flow control enabled. Maybe you're using 3-wire connector cable that doesn't support RTS/CTS flow control. You can trick the module with connecting RTS with CTS.
Are you using normal RS232 com port or some kind of USB-RS232 converter? Some converters don't provide RTS/CTS support.
Regards
Jedrzej
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