Forum >DFR0781 BT401 How to enter AT mode?
ArduinoGeneral

DFR0781 BT401 How to enter AT mode?

userHead Per.Svensson 2025-04-02 05:11:05 203 Views4 Replies

The default mode for BT401 is transparent pass through mode.

In the documentation there is not mentioned how to leave transparent mode and enter AT-mode.
How is this done from the serial UART?
The normal way for modems is to enter +++ and wait for OK.
This does not work for me.

Pleeease give me instructions. I have run out of ideas!! :(

/Per

2025-04-03 00:50:17

Thanks for the answer. But there are still some things I cant understand.


1. How can the modem recognise a AT-command in transparent mode?
  There is no way to distinguish it from any other text-string on its way to the receiver.
  The serial stream could very well contain AT+..…

2. I have tried all sort of AT-commands and none of them are accepted.
 They are simply sent transparently to the receiver the 
 

3 The modem listen to a few AT-commands just after Reset. But after a couple of seconds it enters transparent mode. Please explain the start up procedure.

Sorry to say. There is certainly something I have missed!
/Per

userHeadPic

 Per.Svensson 

userHeadPic Per.Svensson
2025-04-03 00:47:35

Thanks for the answer. But there are still some things I cant understand.


1. How can the modem recognise a AT-command in transparent mode?
  There is no way to distinguish it from any other text-string on its way to the receiver.
  The serial stream could very well contain AT+..…

2. I have tried all sort of AT-commands and none of them are accepted.
 They are simply sent transparently to the receiver the 
 

3 The modem listen to a few AT-commands just after Reset. But after a couple of seconds it enters transparent mode. Please explain the start up procedure.

Sorry to say. There is certainly something I have missed!
/Per

userHeadPic Per.Svensson
2025-04-02 09:14:16

BT401 does not need to send a command to enter AT mode, you only need to send the corresponding AT command can be, but pay attention to the '\r\n' after the AT command.

userHeadPic erhahaha
Per.Svensson wrote:

Couldyou please elaborate your answer a little bit?

2025-04-05 05:30:46
1 Replies