Comments on: TC65 FAQ

By: Possebon

Possebon — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 12:20:08 +0000

Hello. Please, help-me.
Have you ever had this error below?

^EXIT 00010000,05f14b494f5354494d2c2846464646464644442c302c302920416d78204572723a2053656d6170686f726520636f756e74206f766572666c6f
^SHUTDOWN

^EXIT 0000fd03,00c66b696f736661696c2e632c534641494c283130303030293a206e6f206275662c4b494f5354494d2c313532312c2846464646464644442c302c302920416d78204572723a2053656d6170686f726520636f756e74206f766572666c6f

Decode:

KIOSTIM,(FFFFFFDD,0,0) Amx Err: Semaphore count overflow

kiosfail.c,SFAIL(10000): no buf,KIOSTIM,1521,(FFFFFFDD,0,0) Amx Err: Semaphore count overflow

By: Possebon

Possebon — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 16:43:47 +0000

Hi…

More one update about SPI…
I’m have the same error SPI to I2C too.
At the moment I still have no solution.

By: Nelson Secchi

Nelson Secchi — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 14:36:00 +0000

Hi, first of all, this FAQ has been of great help when I was getting started with my TC65 development. So, congratulations on sharing this information with the world .
Now, I am being forced to ask if any of you knows how to identify an incoming call and the caller’s number, from JAVA. The idea is to ring the modem and get something done, without texting it. Seems cheap and insecure, that is where the caller’s number comes into play. By validating the number, I can make sure that the number is within the contacts of the SIM, as one way. The thing is, I am not able to get the URCs (CIEV I believe it was) with this information. As a matter of fact, I don’t even get the RING now!
I will keep on with my research and if anyone knows something about this, please let me know. Thanks for the time and the space to let me write this.
Regards

By: TC65Rocker

TC65Rocker — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 16:10:58 +0000

Hi, its a great blog about TC65.

I’m read about Remote enable autostart on tc65 at the FAQ. You way is a little tool on serial connection. Acutally have you newly information for really remote enabling of autostart? I mean without physical contact to the device.

Regards
TC65Rocker

By: Yuriy

Yuriy — Tue, 03 May 2011 17:08:28 +0000

If may. please write sample spi config and work.
Thanks

By: Olivier

Olivier — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 17:50:42 +0000

You need to call :

AT^SCFG=”Userware/Autostart/Delay”,”",”100″

The “” is the password.

By: programmer

programmer — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 16:39:55 +0000

hm, I’m trying to set the autostart delay to “100″ and I get “ERROR” which I assume means incorrect syntax, but I’m sure I’m using the correct one, in fact exact one given in documentation, anyone knows what can be wrong? Commands like at^scfg=? and so on seem to work fine.

By: Lorenzo Patocchi

Lorenzo Patocchi — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 22:26:42 +0000

Hi Florent,
about the problem rised by Marcin Mazurek on a TC65i I have an update: I actually use GPIO and SPI at the same time without sync. At some point I was getting also those errors but just because I was writing into SPI, but not reading out the answers I was fullfilling the Cinterion out-buffer and reaching the error.

Those was my errors anf hex-decoded messages
^EXIT 00010000,015d4b49414d582c283431303032442c38303034302c313629
KIAMX,(320508,80040,FFFF)

^EXIT 00010000,039d504c4b4d50454c4d2c546570205061676520456d7074793a20342c207374617465203320206b69537973496e746572727570744e6573744c6576656c3d31
PLKMPELM,Tep Page Empty: 4, state 3 kiSysInterruptNestLevel=1

^EXIT 0000fd04,07016572726f72686e646c2e632c535849545f636f6e74696e75653d66666666666666312831303030302c504c4b4d50454c4d3a3932352c546570205061676520456d7074793a20342c207374617465203320206b69537973496e746572727570744e6573744c6576656c3d3129
errorhndl.c,SXIT_continue=fffffff1(10000,PLKMPELM:925,Tep Page Empty: 4, state 3 kiSysInterruptNestLevel=1)

Kind regards,
Lorenzo Patocchi

By: Ne3M

Ne3M — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 04:20:22 +0000

Thank you so much for the Download section, esp your own article, it will make my life SOOOO MUCH EASIER!!!!

By: Biagio Angileri

Biagio Angileri — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:27:29 +0000

Hi. I made a circuit test on which I installed the module TC65 v3. Well, once powered, it starts only pulling down the IGT pin. In Application Note 24, sec. 2.18.3.5 there is an example of autoignition of the module, in which you see a BJT resulted in saturation after applying power supply, i.e. when the bjt is in saturation, the IGT pin is low (~0.2 Volt) and this switches on the module.