AT Command Tutorial: MDBT42Q-AT/PAT

AT commands play a crucial role in wireless communication, IoT, and embedded systems.

This guide aims to assist developers in creating an appropriate environment for efficient AT command usage, ensuring smooth communication and application operation.

Credit to Hanyu Hsu /Avnet Taiwan.

Edited by Sales Manager: Ms. Mandy Chao

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AT-Command Module Tutorial ~ How To Read Battery Status?

After AT Command Module, MDBT42Q-PAT, released, Raytac has received several feedback from developers about “How to read battery status through AT command?

In order to help developers quickly set up the environment, the tutorial hereby is using a AT command DK board which deployed MDBT42Q-AT, to demonstrate how to work out this function.

First of all, the DK board schematic is provided in below for reference.

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