Hi,
I’m trying to set the MangOH Green with “AT!MAPUART=1,1”. However, when I run the command to check if it worked the result is “AT!MAPUART: 17,16”, looking at the developers datasheet this is not even possible, can someone give me a hint if the command is working and what I’m doing wrong?
Regards,
Daniel
what module are you using and fw revision?
run cm info on the device
Hi Asyal, thanks for the feedback.
Device: WP7702
IMEI: 352653090001751
IMEISV: 2
FSN: VU735370470101
Firmware Version: SWI9X06Y_02.16.04.00 019853 jenkins 2018/05/15 19:28:37
Bootloader Version: SWI9X06Y_02.16.04.00 019853 jenkins 2018/05/15 19:28:37
MCU Version: 002.009
PRI Part Number (PN): 9907365
PRI Revision: 001.001
Carrier PRI Name: GENERIC
Carrier PRI Revision: 001.021_000
SKU: 1103530
Last Reset Cause: Power Down
Resets Count: Expected: 79 Unexpected: 15
Can you print your direct output for the AT command?
Sure, I’m attaching it. However, I got it wrong, the output is still strange but not as I said. Can you explain these outputs?
Hi @fefer, that looks good to me. As per AT command spec (https://source.sierrawireless.com/resources/airprime/software/airprime_wpx5xx_wp76xx_wp77xx_at_command_reference/):
Usage: • Execution: AT!MAPUART=<service>[,<uart>] Response: OK Purpose: Map the specfiied <service> to the specified <uart> (if no <uart> is specified, UART1 is used). • Query: AT!MAPUART? Response: !MAPUART: <service (UART1)>, <service (UART2)> OK Purpose: Report the current mappings for both UARTs
(edit: And by “looks good” I mean it matches the spec :). The asymmetry of the get/set parameters on this one trips me up too.)
Oh, gotcha, thanks a lot!! Yes, it was written but it’s a bit tricky. Another thing about this command that I didn’t get, I saw that I can change both MUX by hardware (using the dipswitch) or by software (using MAPUART). So, how does this works?
Sorry, I don’t follow the MUX/dipswitch comment. Can you point me to the document you’re referring to? I don’t think there are any hardware mechanisms to override the MAPUART configuration, but maybe there is some conflicting documentation.
Ryan
Sure, Developers guide page 27 and 28, there is a table of how you can change UART settings, it says by hardware/software method. Bellow is the table:
The MUX allows you to direct UART1 to either IoT0 or IoT1 slot.
The AT commands allow you set the desired state of the UART (linux etc.)
Thanks for the clarifying it. The MUX hardware settings allow setting to the Arduino too, right? So, If I’m right and I want a connection of Arduino to the Linux as a bridge connecting to CF3 module I need dipswitch 6 set to OFF and AT!MAPUART set to 17,1, right?
Have you tried this tutorial: https://mangoh.io/mangoh-green-arduino
@Mirac might be able to help you with that.
Hi Asyal,
I’ve been trying it, but I’m struggling to find some of the files, like the “Airvantage.zip”. I’ll contact @Mirac to check if he can help me solve some of my problems 
Hi fefer,
Can you please try this tutorial and see if it works:
4119370_mangOH Green Tutorial - Arduino to AirVantage_r1.pdf (989.6 KB)
Let me know if you have further questions.
Thanks,
Mirac
AT!MAPUART= 17 ,1 to set UART0 (HS0) to Customer Linux Application.
AT!MAPUART= 16 ,2 to set UART1 (HSL1) to Linux Console.
AT!MAPUART?
Result is:
AT!MAPUART: 17,16
The output shows the status of the two serial ports, HS0 followed by HSL1
17 = ttyHS0 linux application,
16 = ttyHSL1 linux console.
Service to map to UART:
0: UART disabled
1: AT Command service
2: Diagnostic Message service
3: Reserved
4: NMEA service
5-15: Reserved
16: Linux Console
17: Customer Linux application
Hi @Mirac,
Thanks for your answer. I´ve seen this tutorial before, but it seems like it´s made for WP8548, while my MangOH contains the WP7702 and a small part of the tutorial uses files specific to WP8548, is it safe to work with those files? Do I need to download similar files but for WP7702? If yes, where should I find them?
Furthemore, by the image it seems like you use an Arduino extension of AirVantage, where should I find the files to install this extension?
Best,
Daniel
Thank you @AndrewMawdsley, I got it. My question now is how to connect the modem with the Arduino. Asyal and Mirac pointed to really good docs. However, there are still a few gaps in my mind on how to connect them.
Hi Daniel,
If you’re talking about compiling mangOH platform, you don’t have to download new files, just use “make green_wp77xx” instrad of “make wp85” specified in the document (note that do not replace “wp77xx” with the actual module number i.e. “wp7702” etc. )
The arduino bridge files can be found here： https://github.com/mangOH/ArduinoBridge
Thanks,
Mirac
