Husam Ismail

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  • in reply to: methods to avoid joining in AT CMD mode after powerup #19927
    Husam Ismail
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    Pilot error !!

    OK, I think I figured what I was doing wrong. to get it working properly I moved the AT+SS to the very last step just before powering off (I was previously sending this command immediately after successful AT+join), Also I wasn’t sending AT+SS each and every time before powering off.

    The sequence below works perfectly fine (this is very cool feature!)

    1) Initializing App/EUI keys
    2) AT + PS =1
    3) AT + NJM =1
    4) AT + JOIN
    >> wait for successful join
    5) AT + Send something
    6) AT + SS
    >> power off
    >> power up
    7) AT + RS
    8) AT + Send onemorething
    9) AT + SS
    >> power off
    >> power on
    >> repeat steps 7/8/9

    Thanks again Jason and Eric.

    in reply to: methods to avoid joining in AT CMD mode after powerup #19926
    Husam Ismail
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    Yes, before power off I could see “up” message on gateway and Ack was received by end node. after power off I don’t see the “up” message on gateway at all and only packet_recv and packet_sent messages, although sometimes I could see Ack back on the end node. I will check the FCNT, thanks again.

    in reply to: methods to avoid joining in AT CMD mode after powerup #19924
    Husam Ismail
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    Thanks Jason, this is very helpful.
    The Dot seems to be able to AT+SS before power down and AT+RS after power up and send data (even receive ack back) just fine. However from the gateway side, for some reason, I don’t see the “up” packet while monitoring the UDP port, all I see is the packet_recv and packet_sent messages (usually I see “up” packet in between the two). Is there anything that I need to do/configure from the gateway side as well?

    Thanks again.

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