The tool is a Microsoft Windows command line program that enables communication over UART with a DA14580/581 device running the production test firmware.
If this isn't what you require, please provide a few more points and i will check with the SW team.
Unfortunately, we want to build our own tool. So, I want to know how to communicate with the production test firmware directly through UART.
I try to send 0x01 0x0c 0x03 through UART to reset the stack, but seems nothing happen. I just want to know how to control the production test application directly through UART.
e.g. Init sequence, command package format, etc...
Have you looked at the source code for production test tool? It can be found in the SDK at : DA14580_581_SDK_3.0.8.0\tools\prod_test\prod_test_cmds\prodtest.
I think the file host_hci.c has the information you are looking for.
There is also a ifdef DEVELOPMENT_MESSAGES, which prints bytes in a packet.
Hi THere, sorry for delay : if i understand correctly, you want to know the flow of the production test project commands and sequence etc ?
http://support.dialog-semiconductor.com/download/file/fid/882
The tool is a Microsoft Windows command line program that enables communication over UART with a DA14580/581 device running the production test firmware.
If this isn't what you require, please provide a few more points and i will check with the SW team.
BR JE_Dialog
Hi JE_Dialog,
Unfortunately, we want to build our own tool. So, I want to know how to communicate with the production test firmware directly through UART.
I try to send 0x01 0x0c 0x03 through UART to reset the stack, but seems nothing happen. I just want to know how to control the production test application directly through UART.
e.g. Init sequence, command package format, etc...
Thanks
好的,谢谢Zwang308。我将check wtih the team tomorrow on what we can provide for you. BR JE_Dialog
Hi JE_Dialog,
谢谢!
Hi Dialog,
Any update on this topic? Thanks!
Hi Zwang308,
Have you looked at the source code for production test tool? It can be found in the SDK at : DA14580_581_SDK_3.0.8.0\tools\prod_test\prod_test_cmds\prodtest.
I think the file host_hci.c has the information you are looking for.
There is also a ifdef DEVELOPMENT_MESSAGES, which prints bytes in a packet.
Thanks,
TR_DIALOG
Hi TR_Dialog,
Thanks a lot for the information. It helped.
Thanks