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Using LilyGo T-Halow - ESP32 Wireless Network instead of Ethernet Network #13

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f2ka07 opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 3 comments
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@f2ka07
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f2ka07 commented Oct 21, 2024

I recently acquired two T-Halow modules and configured IP addresses through the Ethernet bridge. However, when I disconnect the Ethernet cable, they lose connectivity. This is expected, but can we connect the T-Halow devices to a wireless network instead of an Ethernet one? For instance, can T-Halow get wireless LAN connectivity from ESP32?

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You can try to use AT+VERSION=? to check the firmware version of the TX-AH module. The firmware in bridge mode is VERSION:v1.6.4.3-xxxxx. If it is another version, please replace the firmware chip that comes with lilygo to see if it can help you solve the problem.

here is a demonstration video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM2GE8Imshc

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f2ka07 commented Oct 23, 2024

I got stuck because I encountered another issue with one of the T-Halow devices. It doesn't respond to the AT command. The only output it gives is as below. Sometimes the output comes from USB C and other times in the other USB. What could be the issue?

ESP-ROM:esp32s3-20210327
OLED FeatherWing test
Camera init failed with error 0x105Card Mount Failed
AT+SYSDBG ERROR
AT+BSS_BW FAILD
AT+MODE=STA FAILD


TX-AH ---
SSD1306 ---
SDCard ---
CAMERA ---

Role: STA
Disconnect!!!


TX-AH ---
SSD1306 ---
SDCard ---
CAMERA ---

Role: STA
Disconnect!!!


TX-AH ---
SSD1306 ---
SDCard ---
CAMERA ---

Role: STA
Disconnect!!!

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If you buy the following version of T-Halow and replace the bridge flash chip in the package, you need to use Micro-USB (that is, position 2 in the figure below) to send and receive AT commands;

  1. Type-C : Used to supply power to the device
  2. Micro-usb: Connect the TX-AH module for debugging

If there is still no response after sending the AT command, contact the after-sales service;

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