GPS with AT commands

RE: GPS with AT commands

Amanda Hsieh — Wed, 25 Mar 2020 08:28:02 GMT

Hi,

[quote user="Maxvi33"][/quote]

it's possible to use AT_client firmware and modify the "main.c" to add my own code or http example ?

With this solution, I could configure an http post with nbiot or lte-m by simple AT command ?

Yes, you can search on the Devzon for similar threads.

[quote user="Maxvi33"]Finally, I modify my code with segger embedded studio but before each "build and run" i must first, erase code device with programmer tool..
Another solution exists?[/quote]

You can use the west build and west flash. Please see the tutorial: 1.2 Build and flash - using west

If you have a new issue, please create a new support case. :)

-Amanda H.

RE: GPS with AT commands

Maxvi33 — Tue, 24 Mar 2020 10:07:12 GMT

Hello,

I understand better now, thank you.

This is the beginning for me and i still have lots of questions..

Today, I use "http" exemple and i would like to use firmware AT_client too.
Therefore, it's possible to use AT_client firmware and modify the "main.c" to add my own code or http example ?

With this solution, I could configure an http post with nbiot or lte-m by simple AT command ?

Finally, I modify my code with segger embedded studio but before each "build and run" i must first, erase code device with programmer tool..
Another solution exists?

Respectfully

Maxime V

RE: GPS with AT commands

Amanda Hsieh — Thu, 27 Feb 2020 13:38:11 GMT

Hi,

[quote user=""] it' possible to get data position and realize http post with at_client FW ?[/quote]

I am not sure what you mean by "get data position", but you cannot use the at_client to send IP data. For that, you have to use serial_lte_modem. If you mean GPS, then no. And I don't think the serial_lte_modem has support for GPS either. However, you should be able to expand the serial_lte_modem sample to include GPS functionality

The serial_lte_modem sample can let you send TCP data (I am not sure if it supports TLS), so yes, you can send HTTP messages as long as you format them yourselves.

-Amanda H.