AT+QIOPEN command vs AT+NSOCR

Technical Subjects
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Hello,

I have bought a BG95-M3 module, which I am still waiting to receive, but I have been looking at the AT command documents and I have a doubt for the command AT+QIOPEN.

In the past I have been working with the BC95-GV module, which has an equivalent AT command named AT+NSOCR. In the case of AT+NSOCR I do not need to introduce the IP of the address of the remote server; however, it seems that with AT+QIOPEN the IP adress needs to be introduced.

Is it equivalent using AT+NSOCR=DGRAM,17,4587,1 or using AT+QIOPEN=1,1,“UDP SERVICE”,“127.0.0.1”,0,4587,0? If not how should I write the AT+QIOPEN command?

Thanks and best regards,
Asier

2

Yes, but the loopback test of 127.0.0.1 is not supported and requires you to configure the correct UDP server IP

3

With correct UDP server IP, you mean the local IP that I have been assigned by the network, am I right?

4

No, the IP of your real UDP server

5

Ah, so you mean the remote IP address of the UDP server to which I plan to send the data from my module right?

6

Yes, I suggest you try again

7

Yes, I suggest you try again