Does Telit
have any documentation on the Real Time Debugger application (rtd.exe)?
Some
questions I have:
– Is there
a list of what all the two letter abbreviation mean in the right side panel?
– What
does the "NW Equalizer" do?
– Is there
list of commands that can be sent in the "CT" panel
– Can any
of the commands sendable in the "CT" section be used to simulate
various network conditions for testing purposes, such as simulating a bad
signal, switching cell towers etc
– How does
Telit use the tool internally – do you just read the trace as text or do you
have tools to interpret the data (if so are any of these available for
customers use)?
To give
you some background we are currently in the process of trying to narrow down an
issue concerning socket connections to a server disconnecting repeatedly.
On the server side (tcpdump) we are seeing that after a TCP "PSH,
ACK" packet is sent to the module an "ACK" reply is not seen
from the module, and a "FIN, ACK" is then received after the module
socket timeout expires (set to 90 seconds).
The main
problem we have at the moment is trying to get this issue to occur in a testing
environment since it seems to only happen in certain locations, at unpredictable/random
times.
Hi Nicholas, is it most likely that you’ll get answers to these sensible (and proprietary) things directly from ts-emea@telit.com, please contact through your distributor first if possible.
Does Telit
have any documentation on the Real Time Debugger application (rtd.exe)?
Some
questions I have:
– Is there
a list of what all the two letter abbreviation mean in the right side panel?
– What
does the "NW Equalizer" do?
– Is there
list of commands that can be sent in the "CT" panel
– Can any
of the commands sendable in the "CT" section be used to simulate
various network conditions for testing purposes, such as simulating a bad
signal, switching cell towers etc
– How does
Telit use the tool internally – do you just read the trace as text or do you
have tools to interpret the data (if so are any of these available for
customers use)?
To give
you some background we are currently in the process of trying to narrow down an
issue concerning socket connections to a server disconnecting repeatedly.
On the server side (tcpdump) we are seeing that after a TCP "PSH,
ACK" packet is sent to the module an "ACK" reply is not seen
from the module, and a "FIN, ACK" is then received after the module
socket timeout expires (set to 90 seconds).
The main
problem we have at the moment is trying to get this issue to occur in a testing
environment since it seems to only happen in certain locations, at unpredictable/random
times.
Hi Nicholas, is it most likely that you’ll get answers to these sensible (and proprietary) things directly from ts-emea@telit.com, please contact through your distributor first if possible.
Thanks,
Cosmin Buhu