I have a module based on HE910-EUD. I am trying to download 100kByte file using AT#SD command. If I use directly AT commands instead of python script it takes 10 seconds for the file to be printed on terminal. Since I use 115200bps baud rate, that is to be expected. If I use the same set of at commands via python script, it takes more than 25 seconds to download the file. MDM.read function returns 4096 bytes of data with a 1 second interval. The code only calculates length of the received data. There is no thread, disk write, delay etc. Reading 100kByte file from disk using AT#RSCRIPT command takes several miliseconds using the python MDM interface so while loop that I use to do MDM.read can not be the culprit. What could be the reason for the 4kByte/sec download rate?
P.S. I tinkered with AT#SCFG command and got the several 4096 byte data chunks at the beginning without the “one second interval” but the rest of the data still comes with 4kByte/sec.
Thanks Mustafa Sakarya
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Hi,
I still wait for your comment regarding the python script that uses MDM module for AT command Interface.
Now I have a second question: I have no problem using python socket module on PC in client or server mode. But in HE910 modem, I can create a socket object but socket.connect() times out even though AT#SD can connect to the same server. Please guide me on where I can find code sample and/or documentation for python socket module regarding telit modems.
Best Regards Mustafa Sakarya
I haven’t received yet a meesage from you with the files.
Hi
I have a module based on HE910-EUD. I am trying to download 100kByte file using AT#SD command.
If I use directly AT commands instead of python script it takes 10 seconds for the file to be printed on terminal.
Since I use 115200bps baud rate, that is to be expected.
If I use the same set of at commands via python script, it takes more than 25 seconds to download the file. MDM.read function returns 4096 bytes of data with a 1 second interval. The code only calculates length of the received data. There is no thread, disk write, delay etc.
Reading 100kByte file from disk using AT#RSCRIPT command takes several miliseconds using the python MDM interface so while loop that I use to do MDM.read can not be the culprit.
What could be the reason for the 4kByte/sec download rate?
P.S. I tinkered with AT#SCFG command and got the several 4096 byte data chunks at the beginning without the “one second interval” but the rest of the data still comes with 4kByte/sec.
Thanks
Mustafa Sakarya
Can you share the script and the commands used to get the file?
How can I PM you the code instead of posting it on a public thread?
Use “Message to admin” in the right navigation panel to send me your email address.
Hi,
I still wait for your comment regarding the python script that uses MDM module for AT command Interface.
Now I have a second question:
I have no problem using python socket module on PC in client or server mode. But in HE910 modem, I can create a socket object but socket.connect() times out even though AT#SD can connect to the same server. Please guide me on where I can find code sample and/or documentation for python socket module regarding telit modems.
Best Regards
Mustafa Sakarya
I haven’t received yet a meesage from you with the files.
For socket timeout take a look at this thread.