Crate telit_me310g1

Expand description

Telit ME310G1 LTE-M radio driver.

Re-exports§

command_status: Module defining the command status of a radio’s command response and the parsers.
commands: Set of supported commands for Telit radios.
common_parsers: Module containing the common parsers used across this library’s several radio commands.

generate_engine: Generate the engine to communicate with the radio. This creates two new functions:

CommandResponse: Response from the engine either containing the response or an error.
StackBuffer: Newtype for an array. This allows to own an redimentional vector-like structure in a no_std and no_alloc environment.
TelitHttpRequest: HTTP data supported by the Telit driver TelitMe310g1.
TelitMe310g1: The Telit ME310G1 radio driver to perform high-level commands.
ValidateFn: Provides a validation function which implements Default and Clone to be used by the RecvFuture.

ConcatenatorError: Errors for the internal Concatenator structure.
ReceiveResponseError: Errors while receiving the response in the radio engine.
ResponseError: Errors about command execution and parsing.
RunEngineError: Errors for running the radio engine.
StackBufferError: Errors for the StackBuffer structure.
TelitHttpMethod: Implemented HTTP methods supported by the Telit driver TelitMe310g1.
TelitMe310g1Error: Errors for the TelitMe310g1 structure.
TelitSetupTls: Identify if we use TLS or not when performing a HTTP request.

COMMAND_ISSUING_TIMING: 80617ST10991A rev 15 page 33:
COMMAND_SIZE_MAX: 80617ST10991A rev 15 page 20:
MAX_EVENT_COUNT: Maximum number of concurrent events received by the radio and handled by this engine. There are no specific reason for it to be 2, except for space constraints.
MAX_PUBLISHER_COUNT: Maximum number of publishers to broadcast events. The only task that should be able to broadcast events is the engine. Thus, it is set to 1.

CommandSerialize: Types that are serializable commands and able to be sent and executed on a Telit radio.
ResponseParser: Types that are commands which, once executed on a Telit radio, returns a parsable response.

_run_engine: Run the engine to manage the transfer to and from a specific communication B.