How to use ESP32 Blocking firmware
Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2023 10:08 am
Hello,
We're currently developing a new product based on ESP32, and we want to do some certifications.
We're using ESP RF Tool to set the product in Tx Packet, Rx, etc. This part is working as expected.
We're using ESP RF Tool for the Adaptivity test, using firmware available in ESP_RF_Test_EN\EspRFTestTool_v2.8_Manual\Bin\Adaptivity. This works as expected (we can correctly receive packets on a laptop, which has a socket open).
But we don't know how to use the Blocking firmware. It should be compatible with the Blocking test, as the bin name suggests, but there's no indication on how to use it for Blocking test in EspRFTestTool.
To take the Blocking test, we need to send packets to the DUT (the ESP32), and the ESP32 should be able to count how many packets have been correctly received.
- How should we send these packets to be compatible with the Adaptivity&Blocking firmware ?
- How do we get the number of received packets on ESP32 side ?
Thank you for your help,
Best regards,
Thibv.
We're currently developing a new product based on ESP32, and we want to do some certifications.
We're using ESP RF Tool to set the product in Tx Packet, Rx, etc. This part is working as expected.
We're using ESP RF Tool for the Adaptivity test, using firmware available in ESP_RF_Test_EN\EspRFTestTool_v2.8_Manual\Bin\Adaptivity. This works as expected (we can correctly receive packets on a laptop, which has a socket open).
But we don't know how to use the Blocking firmware. It should be compatible with the Blocking test, as the bin name suggests, but there's no indication on how to use it for Blocking test in EspRFTestTool.
To take the Blocking test, we need to send packets to the DUT (the ESP32), and the ESP32 should be able to count how many packets have been correctly received.
- How should we send these packets to be compatible with the Adaptivity&Blocking firmware ?
- How do we get the number of received packets on ESP32 side ?
Thank you for your help,
Best regards,
Thibv.