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  • in reply to: DB Generator Usage #2489

    IOT747 Team
    Keymaster

      Hi Draven,

      BLE_SET_DB does not work with IDC777. However, it depends what you want to do:

      1) If you would like to act as BLE_Central (Client) and Connect and Read from a Server (BLE Heart Rate, BLE button, BLE sensor), you don;t need BLE_SET_DB and you can search for services, characteristics and read/write using the BLE_xxx commands.

      2) If you would like the IDC777 to act as a server (BLE Peripheral usually) and a phone (or something) else connects to it and it exhibits particular characteristics and services, you would need to use DB generator and we would then need to integrate your database in the code.

      Let us know what you are trying to do? Thanks.

      IOT747 Support

      in reply to: DB Generator Usage #2491

      IOT747 Team
      Keymaster

        Hi Draven,

        Yes, it will be the same firmware but with your Database. You will need a Support pack4 to do this. Otherwise, why don’t you use the SEND/RECV command  over BLE or SPP? Since you are building your App, this shoudl be easier.

        IOT747 Support 

        in reply to: DB Generator Usage #2494

        IOT747 Team
        Keymaster
          in reply to: Scope of VDD_PADS for UART/I2S #2486

          IOT747 Team
          Keymaster

            Yes, that is correct. Thanks. IOT747 Support

            in reply to: IDC777 #2484

            IOT747 Team
            Keymaster

              Hello Dav,

              Thanks for the call. Unfortunately, this is not a board we produce, you would have to discuss directly with MIKROE. As they produce and sell this board.

              The DEV KIT we produce is the IDC777-DISKIT (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/iot747/IDC777-1-DK/21764288?s=N4IgTCBcDaIJIBEDCB2NIC6BfIA) and this is the one that has a 3.5mm Jack. Sorry about the confusion. 

              IOT747 Support

              in reply to: HFP Codec Negotiation Failure #2480

              IOT747 Team
              Keymaster

                Hello Guido,

                This is strange as enabling this should just mean the AT commands are displayed via UART, but shouldn’t be changing behaviour otherwise. We tried with an iPhone SE and we could not replicat ethe issue. See below the UART log.

                1) With enable_at_notifications=ON, does the module still respond to +BCS

                internally on the HFP link, or is the host expected to take over the

                full codec negotiation?

                >> If it displays ATH for the AT command it shows this is has been handled by the AT parser and the appropriate response has been sent, eg:

                ATH 13 12

                +BCS: 2

                If it just showed: AT ,

                Then it has not been handled, and might require a response depending on the AT command.

                With enable_at_notifications=ON, it should just be for display purposes, it is not meant to affect behaviour.

                2) Is there a recommended way to receive +CIND / +CSQ / +CIEV indicator

                updates from the AG without breaking automatic HFP codec negotiation?

                >> You can set enable_at_notifications=ON, or send AT commands directly using the command: AT . 

                3) Is there a non-Apple-specific way to query phone signal strength and

                battery level via the IDC777 (AudioAgent commands or AT pass-through)

                while keeping HFP audio fully functional?

                >> You can use the command: AT

                to send AT commands to the connected AG.

                Eg.

                AT 13 AT+CIND?

                OK

                ATH 13 25

                +CIND: 0,0,1,1,0,5,0

                ATH 13 7

                OK

                AT 13 AT+CIND=?

                OK

                ATH 13 133

                +CIND: (“call”,(0,1)),(“callsetup”,(0-3)),(“service”,(0-1)),(“signal”,(0-5)),(“roam”,(0,1)),(“battchg”,(0-5)),(“callheld”,(0-2))

                ATH 13 7

                OK

                AT 13 10

                ERROR

                4) We would also be interested if there is a way to toggle

                enable_at_notifications at runtime without going through WRITE + RESET

                >> You can actually change between these at run time, and the AT information should be enabled/disabled accordingly :

                set HFP_CONFIG=ON ON OFF ON 5 ON OFF ON OFF

                set HFP_CONFIG=ON OFF OFF ON 5 ON OFF ON OFF

                Details of iPhone test with AT notifications enabled.

                call 13 outgoing 121
                OK
                ATH 13 7
                OK
                ATH 13 15
                +CIEV: 3,2
                ATH 13 11
                +BCS:2
                ATH 13 7
                OK
                SCO_OPEN
                ATH 13 15
                +CIEV: 3,3
                CALL_ACTIVE HFP 13
                ATH 13 15
                +CIEV: 2,1
                ATH 13 15
                +CIEV: 3,0
                call 13 end
                OK
                SCO_CLOSE
                ATH 13 7
                OK
                CALL_IDLE HFP 13
                ATH 13 15
                +CIEV: 2,0

                in reply to: Firmware Upgrade Query – V3.1.70 Rollback File Req #2473

                IOT747 Team
                Keymaster

                  Hi Denis,

                  It seems like there is a typo in your email. You are upgrading from what firmware version to AA3170D.

                  But there is no issues, we suggest you upgrade to AA3170D or even the latest firmware for more functionalities. If the firmware was working on one board, an upgrade will still work on that board. So you can go ahead and upgrade.

                  IOT747

                  in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2456

                  IOT747 Team
                  Keymaster

                    Hi Draven,

                    Can you please:

                    1) Explain why you do this:

                    2. on the source device, i’m issuing “DISCOVERABLE OFF” followed by “DISCOVERABLE ON”. for some reason this puts the device back into a ‘PAIR_PENDING’ state. i’m not sure if there is an eaiser way to do this?

                    2) If you don’t do Point2, can you check and let us know if you see the issue?

                    If this happens 20% of the time, is it related to the time it takes you to issue the OPEN command? Or anything else? So we can try and identify the problem?

                    IOT747 Support

                    in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2458

                    IOT747 Team
                    Keymaster

                      Hello,

                      Thanks for the details.

                      The device shoudl be Paired to be be able to OPEN a connection.

                      But it should not be in Pairing Mode. You can try this by sending DISCOVERABLE OFF. And then OPEN and it should work. As long as you do the CLOSE 13 END. Could you confirm?

                      Also, could you try with the latest firmware and an IDC777-DISKIT? https://www.iot747.com/download/aa3170d/

                      IOT747 Support

                      in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2460

                      IOT747 Team
                      Keymaster

                        Yes, it Autoconnects because you have:

                        SET AUTOCONN=1 xx.

                        If  you have AUTOCONN set, you shoudl not send the OPEN command. Because the IDC777 is already trying to open the connection. And if you also send an OPEN command, you are conflicting with it. Maybe that is causing the issue.

                        Can you try the same thing with the IDC777 and the latest firmware and default configurations (except AUTOCONN): https://www.iot747.com/download/aa3170d/

                        IOT747 Support

                        in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2461

                        IOT747 Team
                        Keymaster

                          Also, please check with the VOLUME command that your VOLUME is not simply at 0. Thanks. IOT747 Support

                          in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2462

                          IOT747 Team
                          Keymaster

                            Hi Draven,

                            I tried with the latest firmware. It had the 2 x IDC777-DISKIT with default configuration except:

                            1) Borad1: transmitter. On the AGHFP. I changed PROFILES=ON 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 

                            2) Board2: receiver. On the HFP (headset), I changed AUTOCONN=1 3

                            I kept plugging/unplugging power and then doing Call 12 incoming on Board1 and Call 13 answer on Board2 and I could hear all the time Audio when the SCO was opened.

                            Could you please try again on  your side with IDC777 DISKIT, latest firmware and Default configurations?

                            IOT747 Support 

                            in reply to: IOT777 power cycle in active HFP call #2464

                            IOT747 Team
                            Keymaster

                              Hi Draven,

                              I have tried many times with the new firmware and I can’t replicate. Anyway, if you found a workaround then it is all OK. If  you have trouble in the future, please try on a DISKIT with the latest firmware, minimum CONFIG changes and clear steps to replicate and I will try again. Usually a video also helps in case we spot anything.

                              IOT747 Support

                              in reply to: Purchase of modules #2454

                              IOT747 Team
                              Keymaster

                                Hi, They run at 3V3. You can configure them to boot for party mode without any host. The latest videos at http://www.iot747.com show this. IOT747 Support 

                                in reply to: IDC767 Firmware updating using serial interface. #2452

                                IOT747 Team
                                Keymaster

                                  Hello Anthony,

                                  Yes, the IDC777 can be updated via Serial Interface. You can test it with a DISKIT using AA-Srial-DFU (https://www.iot747.com/download/idc747-aa-flasher-2/) and one of the ‘.bin’ files from the firmware section (Please use .bin, not the .xuv files which are for the AA-Flasher).

                                  We can also send  you the source code (pythong script) under NDA if you would like to integrate it in your firmware/application.

                                  IOT747 Support

                                  in reply to: Questions about Broadcast #2442

                                  IOT747 Team
                                  Keymaster

                                    Attached draft Manuel with new command and config. IOT747 Support

                                    in reply to: Questions about Broadcast #2445

                                    IOT747 Team
                                    Keymaster

                                      Hello,

                                      Could-you please explain the scenario with a Diagram and also a UART log?

                                      IOT747 Support

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