Module Comx Cat1

Example

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
from comx.cat1 import CAT1

setScreenColor(0x222222)

cat_topic = None
cat_msg = None
counter = None
previous = None

import random

def cat_mqtt_cb(cat_mq_topic, cat_mq_payload):
  global cat_topic, cat_msg, counter, previous, cat
  cat_topic = cat_mq_topic
  cat_msg = cat_mq_payload
  label5.setText(str(cat_topic))
  label7.setText(str(cat_msg))
  pass

print('Start Mqtt')
counter = 0
previous = 0
cat = CAT1(tx=17, rx=16)
cat.mqtt_to_connect('mqtt.m5stack.com', 1883, 'mqtt_m9', '', '', 120)
if cat.is_connect_mqtt():
  print('Connected Mqtt')
while not (cat.mqtt_subscribe('SubTopic', cat_mqtt_cb, 0)):
  cat.mqtt_unsubscribe('SubTopic')
print('Success Subscribe')
while True:
  cat.mqtt_poll()
  if counter != previous:
    cat.mqtt_publish('PubTopic', str(counter), 0)
    previous = counter
  if cat.is_connect_mqtt():
    print('Connected Mqtt')
  counter = random.randint(100000, 999999)
  print((str('counter：') + str(counter)))
  wait_ms(2)

API

cat.get_gprs_network_registration()

• Checks the GPRS network registration status to confirm whether the device has successfully registered to the GPRS network.

cat.get_network_registration()

• Checks the network registration status to confirm whether the device has successfully registered to the network, which may include different types such as GPRS, LTE, etc.

cat.get_single_quality()

• Checks the signal quality, returning the current network signal strength to evaluate the quality of the device's connection to the network.

cat.check_status()

• Checks the module status to obtain the current operating state of the module, confirming whether it is functioning normally.

cat.enable_PDP_context()

• Enables the PDP context, which is typically used for data transmission. Once enabled, the device can communicate data over the network.

cat.get_ezdata(ezdata_get_IklJVcb, 'GCJ3Ic5h2eXnzV3rT3bBXvrncCaJnART', '')

• Asynchronously retrieves the value associated with a specified topic by providing the topic name and token. This operation is typically used to get specific data from the cloud or a remote server.

cat.remove_ezdata('GCJ3Ic5h2eXnzV3rT3bBXvrncCaJnART', '')

• Removes data or unsubscribes from a specified topic using the provided token. This operation is used to manage data storage or traffic, ensuring that unnecessary topics no longer consume resources.

cat.set_ezdata('GCJ3Ic5h2eXnzV3rT3bBXvrncCaJnART', '', '', 0)

• Saves a specified value to a topic, with authentication via token. You can choose the mode of saving data, such as single or continuous saving. This function is typically used for uploading data to the cloud or a remote server.

cat.get_CCID()

• Retrieves the device's CCID (Integrated Circuit Card Identifier), a unique identifier for the SIM card, used to identify the SIM card in the mobile network.

cat.get_IMEI()

• Retrieves the device's IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity), a unique identifier for the device, used to identify the device in the mobile network.

cat.http_get('')

• Sends an HTTP or HTTPS GET request to the specified URL to retrieve data from the server. You can specify the resource to request via the URL parameter.

cat.http_post('', 'application/json', '')

• Sends an HTTP or HTTPS POST request to the specified URL with JSON-formatted data, used to upload data to the server. POST requests are commonly used for submitting form data or uploading data to the server.

cat.http_terminate()

• Terminates the current HTTP or HTTPS session and releases resources. This is used after data transmission to ensure the session is properly closed.

CAT1(tx=17, rx=16)

• Initializes the Cat1 module's TX and RX pins, used to set the pin numbers for serial communication. This module is typically used for serial communication with the Cat1 module.

cat.is_connect_mqtt()

• Checks the current MQTT connection status to ensure whether the device has successfully connected to the MQTT server.

cat.mqtt_to_connect('mqtt.m5stack.com', 1883, '', '', '', 120

)

• Initializes the MQTT server connection settings, including the server address (mqtt.m5stack.com), port number (1883), client ID, username, password, and keepalive time.

cat.mqtt_disconnect()

• Disconnects from the MQTT server, used to end the MQTT session.

cat.mqtt_poll()

• Checks and retrieves downstream messages, i.e., messages sent from the MQTT server to the device. This is used to receive messages.

cat.mqtt_publish('', '', 0)

• Publishes a message to the specified MQTT topic. You can set the topic name, the message content (payload), and choose the QoS (Quality of Service) level.

cat.mqtt_subscribe('', cat_mqtt_cb, 0)

• Subscribes to a specified MQTT topic. The device will receive all messages published to this topic. You can set the topic name and choose the QoS level.

def cat_mqtt_cb(cat_mq_topic, cat_mq_payload):
  global ezdata_value1, cat_topic, cat_msg, cat
  cat_topic = cat_mq_topic
  cat_msg = cat_mq_payload
  pass

• Sets the callback function for the subscribed topic. When the device receives a message from the specified topic, this callback function will be invoked to process the message. In this block, cat_topic represents the topic, and cat_msg represents the received message.

cat.mqtt_unsubscribe('')

• Unsubscribes from the specified MQTT topic. The device will no longer receive messages from this topic.

cat.poweroff()

• Powers down the module, putting it into low-power mode. This saves energy, but the module will no longer be able to perform tasks.

cat.reset()

• Resets the module, similar to rebooting the device. This is typically used to restore the module to its initial state.

cat.set_command_echo_mode(0)

• Sets the command echo mode. When enabled, the module will echo command input after each command is executed. When disabled, the module will no longer echo command input.