Use the following AT command:
AT#ESCRIPT=“<script_name>“
where
<script_name>: script name to be
executed
Using the AT#ESCRIPT command select the
Python script which will be executed from the next start-up and in every future
start-up or after AT#EXECSCR command. It can be either a .py Python script or a
.pyc compiled Python script. In case the application consists of more than one
file only the main script must be enabled for execution.
When selecting the script to enable between
the ones downloaded to the module:
AT#LSCRIPT
- can help checking the names of the scripts;
AT#ESCRIPT?
- can help checking the name of the script that is enabled at the moment.
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Note: There is no error return value
for non-existing script name in the module memory typed in command
AT#ESCRIPT. For this reason it’s recommended to double check the name of
the script that you want to execute. On the other hand this characteristic
permits additional possibilities like enabling the Python script before
downloading it on the module or not having to enable the same script name
every time the script has been changed, deleted and replaced with another
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Type for
example
AT#ESCRIPT=”a.py”
Wait for the result: OK or ERROR.