AT Commands - dzurikmiroslav/esp32-evse GitHub Wiki
When AT Commands module is enabled, at startup, the device will print automatically on the line the RDY message only once, to inform the client that communication can start. Since this mostly happens when the board booted up, it can be useful to detect on the client side a freshly booted state.
Check that the communication is working properly.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT |
- | OK |
Echo back to the client the AT command input (see the entered commands on a serial console terminal).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
ATE<echo> |
- | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<echo> |
WO | uint8 | Echo commands (0 or 1) |
List all the supported AT commands by the ESP32-EVSE device.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+CMD |
List of commands | OK |
Example:
AT+CMD
ATE0
ATE1
AT+RST
AT+CHIP?
AT+CHIP=?
AT+HEAP?
AT+HEAP=?
...
OK
Subscribe to periodic response to other commands, let ESP32-EVSE send responses automatically, repeatedly.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SUB=<command>,<period> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+SUB=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<command> |
W | string | AT command name (max length 32) |
<period> |
W | uint32 | Time period in ms |
Example:
AT+SUB="+ENABLE",1000
OK
AT+SUB="+AVAILABLE",2000
OK
+ENABLE=1
+ENABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
+ENABLE=1
+ENABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
Note Only works with read commands (not write, test or execute). When you subscribe multiple times to the same command, only the period will be updated. AT commands task run in 100ms delay loop, setting any period of lower value has no effect.
Unsubscribe periodical reading of a certain command.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+UNSUB=<command> |
- | OK |
AT+UNSUB=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<command> |
W | string | AT command name (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+SUB="+ENABLE",1000
OK
AT+SUB="+AVAILABLE",1000
OK
+ENABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
+ENABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
AT+UNSUB="+ENABLE"
+AVAILABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
AT+SUB="+ENABLE",1000
OK
AT+SUB="+AVAILABLE",1000
OK
+ENABLE=1
+AVAILABLE=1
AT+UNSUB=""
Note Call with empty string remove all command subscriptions.
Restart ESP32-EVSE device.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+RST |
- | OK |
Print time since last boot, in seconds.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+UPTIME? |
+UPTIME=<uptime> |
OK |
AT+UPTIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RW | uint32 | Time in s |
Print ESP32 chip model information.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+CHIP? |
+CHIP=<model>,<cores>,<revision> |
OK |
AT+CHIP=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<model> |
RO | string | Name of model |
<cores> |
RO | uint8 | Number of CPU cores |
<revision> |
RO | uint16 | Chip revision number (in format MXX; where M - wafer major version, XX - wafer minor version) |
Example:
AT+CHIP?
+CHIP="esp32",2,100
OK
Print memory heap status.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+HEAP? |
+HEAP=<used>,<total> |
OK |
AT+HEAP=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<used> |
RO | uint32 | Used heap size in bytes |
<total> |
RO | uint32 | Total heap size in bytes |
Example:
AT+HEAP?
+HEAP=115992,308884
OK
Print ESP32-EVSE firmware version.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+VER? |
+VER=<version> |
OK |
AT+VER=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<version> |
RO | string | Version, commonly in format major.minor.bugfix |
Example:
AT+VER?
+VER="v2.0.0"
OK
Print ESP-IDF version that was used to build the firmware.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+IDFVER? |
+IDFVER=<version> |
OK |
AT+IDFVER=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<version> |
RO | string | ESP-IDF version |
Example:
AT+IDFVER?
+IDFVER="v5.5"
OK
Print the datetime of build.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+BUILDTIME? |
+BUILDTIME=<date>,<time> |
OK |
AT+BUILDTIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<date> |
RO | string | Compile date |
<time> |
RO | string | Compile time |
Example:
AT+BUILDTIME?
+BUILDTIME="Aug 20 2025","22:13:07"
OK
Print the measured temperature values.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+TEMP? |
+TEMP=<count>,<high>,<low> |
OK |
AT+TEMP=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<count> |
RO | uint8 | Count of temperature sensors |
<high> |
RO | int32 | Highest temperature in dg.C*100 |
<low> |
RO | int32 | Lowest temperature in dg.C*100 |
Example:
AT+TEMP?
+TEMP=2,2965,2887
OK
AT+TEMP?
+TEMP=1,2875,2875
OK
AT+TEMP?
+TEMP=0,0,0
OK
Note In the example above: first reading has 2 temperature sensors; second reading has 1 temperature sensor; last reading has no temperature sensor.
Read/write epoch Unix timestamp (write to set the system time manually).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+TIME? |
+TIME=<time> |
OK |
AT+TIME=<time> |
- | OK |
AT+TIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RW | uint64 | Epoch time in s |
Example:
AT+TIME?
+TIME=1756129834
OK
Print ESP32-EVSE internal state according to J1772 standard.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+STATE? |
+STATE=<state> |
OK |
AT+STATE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<state> |
RO | uint8 | EVSE state number (A=0, B1=1, B2=2, C1=3, C2=4, D1=5, D2=6, E=7, F=8) |
Example:
AT+STATE?
+STATE=4
OK
Print ESP32-EVSE error bits in decimal value (use bitmask to decode).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+ERROR? |
+ERROR=<error> |
OK |
AT+ERROR=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<error> |
RO | uint32 | EVSE error bit |
Example:
AT+ERROR?
+ERROR=0
OK
Read/write ESP32-EVSE charging enabled setting.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+ENABLE? |
+ENABLE=<enable> |
OK |
AT+ENABLE=<enable> |
- | OK |
AT+ENABLE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<enable> |
RW | uint8 | Is enabled charger (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+ENABLE?
+ENABLE=0
OK
AT+ENABLE=1
OK
Read/write ESP32-EVSE charging available setting (F state).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+AVAILABLE? |
+AVAILABLE=<available> |
OK |
AT+AVAILABLE=<available> |
- | OK |
AT+AVAILABLE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<available> |
RW | uint8 | Is available charger (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+AVAILABLE?
+AVAILABLE=0
OK
Note When ESP32-EVSE is set available=0 it not mean that state always will be F. Error can override the state to E.
Read/write ESP32-EVSE require authorization option before starting to charge.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+REQAUTH? |
+REQAUTH=<require_auth> |
OK |
AT+REQAUTH=<require_auth> |
- | OK |
AT+REQAUTH=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<require_auth> |
RW | uint8 | Is required authorization (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+REQAUTH?
+REQAUTH=0
OK
Print the state of the ESP32-EVSE pending authorization bit.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+PENDAUTH? |
+PENDAUTH=<pending_auth> |
OK |
AT+PENDAUTH=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<pending_auth> |
RO | uint8 | Is pending authorization (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+PENDAUTH?
+PENDAUTH=1
OK
This command is to confirm the pending authorization, and allow the system to charge.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+AUTH |
--- | OK |
Example:
AT+AUTH
OK
Read/write the actual charging current value. Value must be in range 6A - MAXCHCUR.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+CHCUR? |
+CHCUR=<current> |
OK |
AT+CHCUR=<current> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+CHCUR=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<current> |
RW | uint16 | Charging current in A*10 |
Example:
AT+CHCUR?
+CHCUR=60
OK
AT+CHCUR=20
ERROR
Note The example above returns error because value 2A is out of range (6A is lower limit)
Read/write default charging current. Value must be in range 6A - MAXCHCUR.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+DEFCHCUR? |
+DEFCHCUR=<current> |
OK |
AT+DEFCHCUR=<current> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+DEFCHCUR=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<current> |
RW | uint16 | Charging current in A*10 |
Example:
AT+DEFCHCUR?
+DEFCHCUR=320
OK
Read/write max charging current. Value must be in range 6A - 63A.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+MAXCHCUR? |
+MAXCHCUR=<current> |
OK |
AT+MAXCHCUR=<current> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+MAXCHCUR=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<current> |
RW | uint8 | Charging current in A |
Example:
AT+MAXCHCUR?
+MAXCHCUR=63
OK
Note Set this to match the electrical limits of your installation!
Read/write energy consumption limit (stop charging session if the limit has been hit).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+CONSUMLIM? |
+CONSUMLIM=<consumption> |
OK |
AT+CONSUMLIM=<consumption> |
- | OK |
AT+CONSUMLIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<consumption> |
RW | uint32 | Consumption in Wh |
Example:
AT+CONSUMLIM?
+CONSUMLIM=0
OK
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write the default consumption limit.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+DEFCONSUMLIM? |
+DEFCONSUMLIM=<consumption> |
OK |
AT+DEFCONSUMLIM=<consumption> |
- | OK |
AT+DEFCONSUMLIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<consumption> |
RW | uint32 | Consumption in Wh |
Example:
AT+DEFCONSUMLIM?
+DEFCONSUMLIM=25000
OK
Note This example sets a 25kWh amount of energy consumption limit
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write charging time limit (stop charging session if the limit has been hit).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+CHTIMELIM? |
+CHTIMELIM=<time> |
OK |
AT+CHTIMELIM=<time> |
- | OK |
AT+CHTIMELIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RW | uint32 | Time in s |
Example:
AT+CHTIMELIM=7200
OK
Note This example sets a 2h charging time limit
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write the default charging time limit.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+DEFCHTIMELIM? |
+DEFCHTIMELIM=<time> |
OK |
AT+DEFCHTIMELIM=<time> |
- | OK |
AT+DEFCHTIMELIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RW | uint32 | Time in s |
Example:
AT+DEFCHTIMELIM?
+DEFCHTIMELIM=0
OK
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write under power charging limit (stop charging session when power falls under the limit).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+UNDERPOWERLIM? |
+UNDERPOWERLIM=<power> |
OK |
AT+UNDERPOWERLIM=<power> |
- | OK |
AT+UNDERPOWERLIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<power> |
RW | uint16 | Power in W |
Example:
AT+UNDERPOWERLIM?
+UNDERPOWERLIM=0
OK
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write the default under power charging limit.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM? |
+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM=<power> |
OK |
AT+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM=<power> |
- | OK |
AT+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<power> |
RW | uint16 | Power in W |
Example:
AT+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM?
+DEFUNDERPOWERLIM=0
OK
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Print the state of the charging limit bit (any limit was reached).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+LIMREACH? |
+LIMREACH=<reached> |
OK |
AT+LIMREACH=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<reached> |
R | uint8 | Is charging limit reached (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+LIMREACH?
+LIMREACH=0
OK
Read/write socket outlet installation setting. Set it only for PP board. This enables detection of provided cable max current, and socket lock functionality (if it's available).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SOCKETOUTLET? |
+SOCKETOUTLET=<socket_outlet> |
OK |
AT+SOCKETOUTLET=<socket_outlet> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+SOCKETOUTLET=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<socket_outlet> |
RW | uint8 | Socket outlet (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+SOCKETOUTLET?
+SOCKETOUTLET=0
OK
Note Value 0 mean no limit
Read/write energy meter mode.
Value CUR require EMETER=(2|1),x.
Value CUR_VLT require EMETER=2,x.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERMODE? |
+EMETERMODE=<mode> |
OK |
AT+EMETERMODE=<mode> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+EMETERMODE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<mode> |
RW | uint8 | Mode number (DUMMY=0, CUR=1, CUR_VLT=2) |
Example:
AT+EMETERMODE?
+EMETERMODE=1
OK
AT+EMETERMODE=5
ERROR
Note In the example above, value 5 fails because it is out of range
Read/write energy meter voltage setting, used for calcuation in DUMMY and CUR mode (use range 100V - 300V).
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERACVOLTAGE? |
+EMETERACVOLTAGE=<voltage> |
OK |
AT+EMETERACVOLTAGE=<voltage> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+EMETERACVOLTAGE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<voltage> |
RW | uint16 | Voltage in V |
Example:
AT+EMETERACVOLTAGE?
+EMETERACVOLTAGE=253
OK
AT+EMETERACVOLTAGE=305
ERROR
Note In the example above, setting value 305 fails because it is out of range
Read/write energy meter three phase mode setting.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERTHREEPHASE? |
+EMETERTHREEPHASE=<three_phases> |
OK |
AT+EMETERTHREEPHASE=<three_phases> |
- | OK |
AT+EMETERTHREEPHASE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<three_phases> |
RW | uint8 | Three phases (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+EMETERTHREEPHASE?
+EMETERTHREEPHASE=1
OK
Print the value of the actual charging power.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERPOWER? |
+EMETERPOWER=<power> |
OK |
AT+EMETERPOWER=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<power> |
RO | uint16 | Power in W |
Example:
AT+EMETERPOWER?
+EMETERPOWER=11085
OK
Print the duration of the current charging session.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERSESTIME? |
+EMETERSESTIME=<time> |
OK |
AT+EMETERSESTIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RO | uint32 | Time in s |
Example:
AT+EMETERSESTIME?
+EMETERSESTIME=3769
OK
Print the amount of time spent with charging.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERCHTIME? |
+EMETERCHTIME=<time> |
OK |
AT+EMETERCHTIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<time> |
RO | uint32 | Time in s |
Example:
AT+EMETERCHTIME?
+EMETERCHTIME=3702
OK
Print the energy consumption of the actual session.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERCONSUM? |
+EMETERCONSUM=<consumption> |
OK |
AT+EMETERCONSUM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<consumption> |
RO | uint32 | Consumption in Wh |
Example:
AT+EMETERCONSUM?
+EMETERCONSUM=35547
OK
Read/reset the total energy delivered with this ESP32-EVSE device.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERTOTCONSUM? |
+EMETERTOTCONSUM=<consumption> |
OK |
AT+EMETERTOTCONSUM=<consumption> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+EMETERTOTCONSUM=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<consumption> |
RW | uint64 | Consumption in Wh |
Example:
AT+EMETERTOTCONSUM?
+EMETERTOTCONSUM=915517547
OK
AT+EMETERCONSUM=0
OK
AT+EMETERCONSUM=5
ERROR
Note To reset total consumtion use value 0, other values will throw error.
Print the measured or preset voltage.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERVOLTAGE? |
+EMETERVOLTAGE=<l1_vlt>,<l2_vlt>,<l3_vlt> |
OK |
AT+EMETERVOLTAGE=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<l1_vlt> |
RO | uint32 | L1 voltage in mV |
<l2_vlt> |
RO | uint32 | L2 voltage in mV |
<l3_vlt> |
RO | uint32 | L3 voltage in mV |
Example:
AT+EMETERVOLTAGE?
+EMETERVOLTAGE=255951,254753,255852
OK
AT+EMETERVOLTAGE?
+EMETERVOLTAGE=250000,0,0
OK
Note When energy meter is single phase, L2 and L3 voltage are 0.
Print the measured or preset current.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETERCURRENT? |
+EMETERCURRENT=<l1_cur>,<l2_cur>,<l3_cur> |
OK |
AT+EMETERCURRENT=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<l1_cur> |
RO | uint32 | L1 current in mA |
<l2_cur> |
RO | uint32 | L2 current in mA |
<l3_cur> |
RO | uint32 | L3 current in mA |
Example:
AT+EMETERCURRENT?
+EMETERCURRENT=10951,10753,105852
OK
AT+EMETERCURRENT?
+EMETERCURRENT=32000,0,0
OK
Note When energy meter is single phase, L2 and L3 current are 0.
This command is used to read/write WiFi STA configuration.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFISTACFG? |
+WIFISTACFG=<enabled>,<ssid>,<password> |
OK |
AT+WIFISTACFG=<enabled>,<ssid>,<password> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+WIFISTACFG=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<enabled> |
RW | uint8 | Enabled/disable STA (0 or 1) |
<ssid> |
RW | string | SSID (max length 32) |
<password> |
WO | string | Password (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+WIFISTACFG?
+WIFISTACFG=1,"MirkoTik-E12345",""
OK
AT+WIFISTACFG=0
OK
AT+WIFISTACFG?
+WIFISTACFG=0,"MirkoTik-E12345",""
OK
AT+WIFISTACFG=1,"MirkoTik-E99999","topsecret"
OK
AT+WIFISTACFG?
+WIFISTACFG=1,"MirkoTik-E99999",""
OK
Note Calling WIFISTACFG=(0|1) only disable/enable STA, SSID and password will be not modified.
Read/write WiFi access point mode configuration.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFIAPCFG? |
+WIFIAPCFG=<enabled>,<ssid> |
OK |
AT+WIFIAPCFG=<enabled> |
- | OK |
AT+WIFIAPCFG=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<enabled> |
RW | uint8 | Enabled/disable AP (0 or 1) |
<ssid> |
RO | string | SSID (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+WIFIAPCFG?
+WIFIAPCFG=0,"ESP32-EVSE-03fc60"
OK
AT+WIFIAPCFG=1
OK
AT+WIFISTACFG?
+WIFIAPCFG=1,"ESP32-EVSE-03fb59"
OK
Note After enabling access point mode, if there's no client connected within 1 minute, access point mode will be disabled.
Print WiFi client mode connection state.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFISTACONN? |
+WIFISTACONN=<connection>,<rssi> |
OK |
AT+WIFISTACONN=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<connection> |
RO | uint8 | Has connection (0 or 1) |
<rssi> |
RO | int8 | RSSI in dB |
Example:
AT+WIFISTACONN?
+WIFISTACONN=1,-61
OK
Print WiFi access point mode connection state.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFIAPCONN? |
+WIFIAPCONN=<connection> |
OK |
AT+WIFIAPCONN=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<connection> |
RO | uint8 | Has connection (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+WIFIAPCONN?
+WIFIAPCONN=0
OK
This command is used to read/write WiFi STA static IP configuration.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFISTASTATIC? |
+WIFISTASTATIC=<enabled>,<ip>,<gateway>,<netmask> |
OK |
AT+WIFISTASTATIC=<enabled>,<ip>,<gateway>,<netmask> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+WIFISTASTATIC=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<enabled> |
RW | uint8 | Enabled/disable static IP (0 or 1) |
<ip> |
RW | string | IP address (max length 32) |
<gateway> |
RW | string | Gateway (max length 32) |
<netmask> |
RW | string | Netmask (max length 32) |
Example:
OK
AT+WIFISTASTATIC?
+WIFISTASTATIC=1,"192.168.88.100","192.168.88.1","255.255.255.0"
OK
AT+WIFISTASTATIC=0
OK
AT+WIFISTASTATIC?
+WIFISTASTATIC=0,"192.168.88.100","192.168.88.1","255.255.255.0"
OK
AT+WIFISTASTATIC=1,"192.168.88.101"
OK
Note Calling WIFISTASTATIC=(0|1) only disable/enable static IP, other parameters will be not modified.
Print WiFi client IP address.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFISTAIP? |
+WIFISTAIP=<ip> |
OK |
AT+WIFISTAIP=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<ip> |
RO | string | IP address |
Example:
AT+WIFISTAIP?
+WIFISTAIP="192.168.88.50"
OK
Print WiFi client MAC address.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFISTAMAC? |
+WIFISTAMAC=<mac> |
OK |
AT+WIFISTAMAC=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<mac> |
RO | string | IP address |
Example:
AT+WIFISTAMAC?
+WIFISTAMAC="30:c6:f7:x3:ab:5c"
OK
Print WiFi access point IP address.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFIAPIP? |
+WIFIAPIP=<ip> |
OK |
AT+WIFIAPIP=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<ip> |
RO | string | IP address |
Example:
AT+WIFIAPIP?
+WIFIAPIP="192.168.4.1"
OK
Print WiFi access point MAC address.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFIAPMAC? |
+WIFIAPMAC=<mac> |
OK |
AT+WIFIAPMAC=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<mac> |
RO | string | IP address |
Example:
AT+WIFIAPMAC?
+WIFIAPMAC="30:c6:f7:x3:ab:5d"
OK
Scan WiFi for surrounding acc esspoints.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+WIFIAPSCAN |
+WIFIAPSCAN=<ssid>,<auth>,<rssi> |
OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<ssid> |
RO | string | AP SSID (max length 32) |
<auth> |
RO | uint8 | AP require authentication (0 or 1) |
<rssi> |
RO | int8 | AP RSSI in dB |
Example:
AT+WIFIAPSCAN
+WIFIAPSCAN="MirkoTik-E12345",1,-51
+WIFIAPSCAN="Pretty fly for a WiFi",1,-69
+WIFIAPSCAN="Winternet is Coming",1,-72
+WIFIAPSCAN="The LAN Before Time",1,-75
OK
Read/write mDNS hostname.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+HOSTNAME? |
+HOSTNAME=<hostname> |
OK |
AT+HOSTNAME=<hostname> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+HOSTNAME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<hostname> |
RO | string | Hostname (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+HOSTNAME?
+HOSTNAME="evse"
OK
AT+HOSTNAME="evse2"
OK
Read/write mDNS instance name.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+INSTNAME? |
+INSTNAME=<instance_name> |
OK |
AT+INSTNAME=<instance_name> |
- |
OK | ERROR
|
AT+INSTNAME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<instance_name> |
RO | string | Instance name (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+INSTNAME?
+INSTNAME="evse"
OK
AT+INSTNAME="evse2"
OK
Read/write serial configuration.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SERIAL<id>? |
+SERIAL<id>=<mode>,<baud_rate>,<data_bits>,<stop_bits>,<parity> |
OK |
AT+SERIAL<id>=<mode>,<baud_rate>,<data_bits>,<stop_bits>,<parity> |
- | OK |
AT+SERIAL<id>=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<id> |
RW | uint8 | Serial id (0,1,2?, some chips has only 2 uart) |
<mode> |
RW | uint8 | Serial mode (NONE=0, LOG=1, MODBUS=2, NEXTION=3, SCRIPT=4, AT=5) |
<baud_rate> |
RW | uint32 | Serial baud rate |
<data_bits> |
RW | uint8 | Serial data bits (enum values uart_word_length_t) |
<stop_bits> |
RW | uint8 | Serial stop bits (enum values uart_stop_bits_t) |
<parity> |
RW | uint8 | Serial parity (enum values uart_parity_t) |
Example:
AT+SERIAL0?
+SERIAL0=0,115200,3,1,0
OK
Note Remember which serial port you are using for AT commands. After changing the currenty used serial port, you will not be able to revert the changes from here.
The commands below provide functionality to read board config.
Print device name.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+DEVNAME? |
+DEVNAME=<device_name> |
OK |
AT+DEVNAME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<device_name> |
RO | string | Device name (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+DEVNAME?
+DEVNAME="ESP32-DevKitC EVSE"
OK
Print the definition of socket lock.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SOCKETLOCK? |
+SOCKETLOCK=<socket_lock> |
OK |
AT+SOCKETLOCK=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<socket_lock> |
RO | uint8 | Has defined socket lock (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+SOCKETLOCK?
+SOCKETLOCK=1
OK
Print socket lock minimum break time.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SOCKETLOCKMINBREAKTIME? |
+SOCKETLOCKMINBREAKTIME=<min_break_time> |
OK |
AT+SOCKETLOCKMINBREAKTIME=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<min_break_time> |
RO | uint16 | Socket lock min break time in ms |
Example:
AT+SOCKETLOCKMINBREAKTIME?
+SOCKETLOCKMINBREAKTIME=1
OK
Print the definition of a proximity pilot.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+PROXIMITY? |
+PROXIMITY=<proximity> |
OK |
AT+PROXIMITY=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<proximity> |
RO | uint8 | Has defined proximity pilot (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+PROXIMITY?
+PROXIMITY=1
OK
Print the definition of a temperature sensor bus.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+TEMPSENSOR? |
+TEMPSENSOR=<temperature_sensor> |
OK |
AT+TEMPSENSOR=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<temperature_sensor> |
RO | uint8 | Has defined temperature sensor bus (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+TEMPSENSOR?
+TEMPSENSOR=1
OK
Note When you have defined temperature sensor bus, it doesn't automaticaly mean you have a connected temperature sensor. Command AT+TEMP returns the count of the active temperature sensors.
Print the energy meter settings.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+EMETER? |
+EMETER=<type>,<three_phases> |
OK |
AT+EMETER=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<type> |
RO | uint8 | Type of energy meter (NONE=0, CURRENT=1, CURRENT_VOLTAGE=2) |
<three_phases> |
RO | uint8 | Three phases energy meter (0 or 1) |
Example:
AT+TEMPSENSOR?
+EMETER=2,0
OK
Print the serial definitions.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+SERIALS? |
+SERIALS=<type>,<name> |
OK |
AT+SERIALS=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<type> |
RO | uint8 | Type of serial (UART=1, RS485=2) |
<name> |
RO | string | Name of serial (max length 32) |
Example:
AT+SERIALS?
+SERIALS=1,"UART via USB"
+SERIALS=2,"RS485"
+SERIALS=1,"UART"
OK
Print AUX input definitions.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+AUXINPUTS? |
+AUXINPUTS=<name> |
OK |
AT+AUXINPUTS=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<name> |
RO | string | Name of input (max length 8) |
Example:
AT+AUXINPUTS?
+AUXINPUTS="IN1"
+AUXINPUTS="IN2"
OK
Print AUX output definitions.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+AUXOUTPUTS? |
+AUXOUTPUTS=<name> |
OK |
AT+AUXOUTPUTS=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<name> |
RO | string | Name of output (max length 8) |
Example:
AT+AUXOUTPUTS?
+AUXOUTPUTS="OUT1"
+AUXOUTPUTS="OUT2"
+AUXOUTPUTS="OUT3"
+AUXOUTPUTS="OUT4"
OK
Print AUX analog input definitions.
| Command | Return Value | Return Code |
|---|---|---|
AT+AUXANALOGINPUTS? |
+AUXANALOGINPUTS=<name> |
OK |
AT+AUXANALOGINPUTS=? |
Command description | OK |
| Parameter | Access | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<name> |
RO | string | Name of analog input (max length 8) |
Example:
AT+AUXANALOGINPUTS?
+AUXANALOGINPUTS="IN3"
OK