When I use AT#EXECSCR to run a python script on my Telit Module, after it is executing, there is anything I can do to stop the script out of turning the power off the module ?
One idea is to sense a pin and exit the script; a command on serial etc.
The problem is that when the script is running my serial port is disabled, so I cant send anything from the PC Im working on to the modem that contains the Telit Module.
… incoming message by SMS, network …
The program is entirely M2M and I dont want to send an SMS each time I need to stop the program(I do this like 50 times a day). If there is not any other known way, I think its better to just turn off the power from the modem when I want to stop the script. Thank you Cosmin
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When I use AT#EXECSCR to run a python script on my Telit Module, after it is executing, there is anything I can do to stop the script out of turning the power off the module ?
One idea is to sense a pin and exit the script; a command on serial etc.
The problem is that when the script is running my serial port is disabled, so I cant send anything from the PC Im working on to the modem that contains the Telit Module.
… incoming message by SMS, network …
The program is entirely M2M and I dont want to send an SMS each time I need to stop the program(I do this like 50 times a day). If there is not any other known way, I think its better to just turn off the power from the modem when I want to stop the script. Thank you Cosmin