AT+RESTORE=<type>, using an undocumented value for <type>

Wi-Fi Module WizFi360
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By mistake, the “AT+RESTORE=2” command was sent instead of the “AT+RESTORE=1” command.

AT+RESTORE=2

OK
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  1. What happens after executing the “AT+RESTORE=2” command?

  2. What happens after executing the command “AT+RESTORE=type” if “type” contains an undocumented value?

AT+RESTORE=3

OK
value = 3(0x03)

ready
  1. Could this have led to the commands “AT+CWJAP_DEF…” and “AT+CWJAP_CUR…” now they always return the answer “ERROR”?
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Hello @AndreyS

When recovery is not possible due to incorrect settings, try using it after re-writing the F/W.

Please refer to the document below for how to write F/W.

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@austin thank you for the answer

I rewrote F/W before and after writing this post, but it didn’t solve the problem.

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