I have looked through the
datasheet for the GE863-GPS and can’t seem to find any reference to the
pace out of the data from the serial port, perhaps this is somehting
that I have missed as it is refered to as something else?
The
inout buffer on my microcontroller overflows which is not good when
doing OTA firmware updates, any help here would be great. Thanks
You refer to serial port baudrate and maybe burst rates during what operations?
Hi,
I would like to increase the amount of time between issuing an AT command and revieving a response and increase the amount of time between bytes being sent out by the module, are either of these things possible?
The most appropriate solutions I can see is to use a lower baudrate and/or flow control lines, see AT#CFLO command.
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Hi,
I have looked through the
datasheet for the GE863-GPS and can’t seem to find any reference to the
pace out of the data from the serial port, perhaps this is somehting
that I have missed as it is refered to as something else?
The
inout buffer on my microcontroller overflows which is not good when
doing OTA firmware updates, any help here would be great. Thanks
You refer to serial port baudrate and maybe burst rates during what operations?
Hi,
I would like to increase the amount of time between issuing an AT command and revieving a response and increase the amount of time between bytes being sent out by the module, are either of these things possible?
The most appropriate solutions I can see is to use a lower baudrate and/or flow control lines, see AT#CFLO command.