WizFi360 Standby mode
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RE: WizFi360 Standby mode
by austin ·
Hello @kayrock973,
‘AT+GSLP’ and ‘AT+SLEEP’ are AT commands that enter different sleep modes.
If you want to enter standby mode(deep sleep mode), use ‘AT+GSLP’.
If you want to enter light-sleep mode and modem sleep mode, use ‘AT+SLEEP’.
If you want to get out of standby mode, wait for the time set when ‘AT+GSLP’ AT command is input, or you can get out of standby mode by setting WP pin(available only in standby mode).
When WP pin is set to high, the module wakes up and resets.
RE: RE: WizFi360 Standby mode
by kayrock973 ·
Hi, sorry to get back to you again with more questions so late.
Therefore, AT+SLEEP does not just configure the sleep mode, but also enters the corresponding mode for unlimited time? In this case wake-up is performed with command AT+SLEEP=0, is it correct ?
Is a good practice to put the module into deep sleep for considerable time (more than 65536 ms) by holding its Reset pin at logic 0 level, and what would be its power consumption while in Reset? Is it posible to put it into standby for more than 65536 ms?
Does the module maintains previously established connection with AP in STA mode in case being put into Modem Sleep or Light Sleep?
I truly apreaciate your help with this, thank you!
RE: WizFi360 Standby mode
by austin ·
Hi @kayrock973,
If you enter sleep mode with ‘AT+SLEEP’, you will enter unlimitedly.
However, since Light-sleep mode or Modem-sleep mode entered with ‘AT+SLEEP’ frequently wakes up to maintain Wi-Fi connection, there is no significant difference in power consumption depending on whether it is used or not.
Therefore, Light-sleep mode or Modem-sleep mode maintains Wi-Fi connection.
Sleep mode entered with ‘AT+SLEEP’ setting can be disabled by setting ‘AT+SLEEP=0’.
For the power consumption for sleep mode(Standby Mode, Light-sleep mode, Modem-sleep), refer to ‘Table 4. Description on Power Consumption’ of the WizFi360 datasheet.