Simplelink Wi-Fi at Command User's Guide

Simplelink Wi-Fi at Command User's Guide

www.ti.com Table of Contents User’s Guide SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® AT Command User's Guide ABSTRACT The SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® Internet-on-a chip™ family of devices from Texas Instruments™ provides a suite of integrated protocols for Wi-Fi and internet connectivity to dramatically simplify the implementation of internet- enabled devices and applications. This document describes the AT command protocol for SimpleLink, which is a widely used method to configure and control embedded networking systems due to its simplicity, textual parameter representation, and inherent flexibility. Table of Contents Trademarks.................................................................................................................................................................................3 1 Supported Platforms.............................................................................................................................................................. 4 2 Architecture Overview............................................................................................................................................................4 3 Getting Started........................................................................................................................................................................5 4 Commands Summary.............................................................................................................................................................6 5 Protocol Syntax.......................................................................................................................................................................9 5.1 Commands.........................................................................................................................................................................9 5.2 Command Return Status..................................................................................................................................................10 5.3 Asynchronous Event........................................................................................................................................................ 10 6 Command Description..........................................................................................................................................................11 6.1 Device Commands........................................................................................................................................................... 11 6.2 Socket Commands...........................................................................................................................................................13 6.3 WLAN Commands........................................................................................................................................................... 20 6.4 File System Commands................................................................................................................................................... 28 6.5 Network Application Commands...................................................................................................................................... 32 6.6 Network Configuration Commands.................................................................................................................................. 38 6.7 Network Utility Commands...............................................................................................................................................41 6.8 Asynchronous Events...................................................................................................................................................... 43 6.9 MQTT Client Commands..................................................................................................................................................47 6.10 HTTP Client Commands................................................................................................................................................ 51 Revision History.......................................................................................................................................................................55 List of Tables Table 4-1. Device Commands......................................................................................................................................................6 Table 4-2. Socket Commands......................................................................................................................................................6 Table 4-3. WLAN Commands...................................................................................................................................................... 7 Table 4-4. File System Commands..............................................................................................................................................7 Table 4-5. Network Application Commands.................................................................................................................................7 Table 4-6. Network Configuration Commands............................................................................................................................. 7 Table 4-7. Network Utility Commands..........................................................................................................................................8 Table 4-8. Asynchronous Events................................................................................................................................................. 8 Table 6-1. AT+Start Starts the NWP...........................................................................................................................................11 Table 6-2. AT+Stop Stops the NWP...........................................................................................................................................11 Table 6-3. AT+Get Getting Device Configurations..................................................................................................................... 12 Table 6-4. AT+Set Setting Device Configurations......................................................................................................................13 Table 6-5. AT+Test Test Command............................................................................................................................................13 Table 6-6. AT+Socket Create an End-Point for Communication................................................................................................13 Table 6-7. AT+Close Close Socket............................................................................................................................................ 13 SWRU534D – OCTOBER 2017 – REVISED OCTOBER 2020 SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® AT Command User's Guide 1 Submit Document Feedback Copyright © 2020 Texas Instruments Incorporated Table of Contents www.ti.com Table 6-8. AT+Accept Accept a Connection on a Socket.......................................................................................................... 14 Table 6-9. AT+Bind Assign a Name to a Socket........................................................................................................................ 14 Table 6-10. AT+Listen Listen for Connections on a Socket....................................................................................................... 14 Table 6-11. AT+Connect Initiate a Connection on a Socket.......................................................................................................15 Table 6-12. AT+Select Monitor Socket Activity.......................................................................................................................... 15 Table 6-13. AT+SetSockOpt Set Socket Options.......................................................................................................................16 Table 6-14. AT+GetSockOpt Get Socket Options......................................................................................................................18 Table 6-15. AT+Recv Read Data From TCP Socket..................................................................................................................18 Table 6-16. AT+RecvFrom Read Data From Socket................................................................................................................. 19 Table 6-17. AT+Send Write Data to TCP Socket....................................................................................................................... 19 Table 6-18. AT+SendTo Write Data to Socket............................................................................................................................19 Table 6-19. AT+WlanConnect Connect to WLAN Network as a Station.................................................................................... 20 Table 6-20. AT+WlanDisconnect Disconnect the Connection....................................................................................................20 Table 6-21. AT+WlanProfileAdd Add Profile.............................................................................................................................. 21 Table 6-22. AT+WlanProfileGet Get Profile..............................................................................................................................

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