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I am trying to migrate from SDK 2.0.0 to 3.0.5 because the ESP crash in some WiFi environment.
I'm using the AT UART at high speed (1500000) and I'm getting into trouble with the latest AT firmware (SDK 3.0.5, AT 1.7.5), where the ESP completely freezes after few minutes when sending UDP data (which I don't have with SDK 2.0.0, AT 1.3.0)
After a while, the ESP just does not reply Recv x bytes\r\nSEND OK to AT+CIPSEND command, eg :
AT+CIPSEND=0,72,"SOME IP",<PORT>
OK
>
<MY DATA HERE>
No more logs into the debug UART, any other AT command don't get any reply from the ESP.
I have scoped the UART RX/TX to confirm that the ESP does not reply.
If I lower the UART speed to 115200, it looks like to work.
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@xcguang thanks for your answer. I already have hardware flow control enabled. The CTS pin is always high on ESP side. My data are well sent after receiving OK\r\n>. In parallel I'm testing the ESP-AT version, which is quite different.
Hello,
I am trying to migrate from SDK 2.0.0 to 3.0.5 because the ESP crash in some WiFi environment.
I'm using the AT UART at high speed (1500000) and I'm getting into trouble with the latest AT firmware (SDK 3.0.5, AT 1.7.5), where the ESP completely freezes after few minutes when sending UDP data (which I don't have with SDK 2.0.0, AT 1.3.0)
After a while, the ESP just does not reply
Recv x bytes\r\nSEND OK
toAT+CIPSEND
command, eg :No more logs into the debug UART, any other AT command don't get any reply from the ESP.
I have scoped the UART RX/TX to confirm that the ESP does not reply.
If I lower the UART speed to 115200, it looks like to work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: