forked from espressif/esp-protocols
David Cermak
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This allows calling directly:
auto dce = dce_factory::Factory::create_unique_dce_from<SIM7600>(&dce_config, uart_dte, esp_netif);
instead of:
auto dce = create_SIM7600_dce(&dce_config, uart_dte, esp_netif);
Which is very useful when adding a custom module, so we won't need to
update factory layers and add the new device to enums, etc.
To add a new module, you just:
1) Define the module class NewModule: public GenericModule { };
2) Implement the specific commands:
command_result do_work_new_module(CommandableIf *t, params) {}
3) Connect 1) and 2)
command_result NewModule::do_work_new_module(params...)
{
return dce_commands::do_work_new_module(dte.get(), params...);
}
ESP MODEM
The esp-modem component is a managed component for esp-idf that is used for communication with GSM/LTE modems
that support AT commands and PPP protocol as a network interface.
Examples
Get started with one of the examples:
examples/pppos_client-- simple client implemented in Cexamples/modem_console-- C++ example implementing simple terminal console with DCE commandsexamples/ap_to_pppos-- this example focuses on the network connectivity of the esp-modem and provides a WiFi AP that forwards packets (and uses NAT) to and from the PPPoS connection.examples/simple_cmux_client-- this example sets up the CMUX mode to talk to the modem using AT commands with simultaneously maintaining active network connection.
Documentation
- Continue with esp-modem brief overview
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