Closed JakaKor closed 1 year ago
@JakaKor Hello, it looks like the baud rate 115200 was used before. Please try erasing the flash by running the command ./build.py erase_flash
before flashing the firmware and test again.
The current logic of AT is as follows: it first checks if the UART configuration is saved in NVS. If it exists, it uses that configuration. If not, it uses the configuration defined in esp-at/components/customized_partitions/raw_data/factory_param/factory_param_data.csv
and saves it to NVS.
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Thank you.
Erasing flash solved the problem, and I am able to change the baud rate.
Hello all,
I have a problem setting different baudrate than 115200. I tried to change the factory_param_data.csv.
I tried to change the description "TX:77 RX:66" just to see if it changes anything, and it works as expected.
I changed max tx power to 72, and also this changed. But as you can see on the picture, the uart baud rate didn't change
thank you for your help.