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The strange thing is, his current problem perfectly describes what I experienced using the OLD server/client exe files. With the non-supporting files the device would connect and immediately disappear again. While with the new file the connection would stay open.

So with the (according to what you ...

When I used the official server release the PCAN-GPRS Link wouldn't even connect to the server. It would only connect and immediately disconnect again. Also, jwphrijk told me that when requesting OS time/version from PCAN-GPRS Link he did infact get a reply.

I can't check the files on my side so I ...

On all three of your questions the answer is yes.

We connected to the server from another PC aswell: messages can ben sent and received and are visible on the virtual net.
Same goes for connecting to the server on the same pc.
The PCAN-GPRS Link shows up in the Client/Server list, but not receveing ...

Hello,

My firmware basically just processes all CAN data that it receives via either wired or wireless connection. The wireless connection is made by using PCAN-Link (Client/Server). While PCAN-Link no longer supports the PCAN-GPRS Link, I received two .exe files for the client and server to make ...

Hello,

I've been trying to find an older version but I wasn't able to find one. Keil only offers the latest version of the MDK which includes uVision 4.22.22. Do you possibly have the 4.13 version available (non-licensed ofcourse)?
Thanks again for your assistance.

That could be the case. As writtten in your documentation I downloaded the latest version from uVision and opened my old project. The problem is another student is taking over this project and I was helping him setting everything up and running. Is there anyway to recompile the project with the new ...

Could you please post the solution to the missing files (xx.__i.gnu)? I'm having the same problem while my firmware compiled without any errors before.

Oh ofcourse, completely misunderstood it then indeed I was indeed aware of the menu's available via debug interface, just couldn't figure out what tunneling was. Thanks for the explanation.

Good afternoon,

Yes I assumed that's what happend when removing the while(1) loop. However, if I understand correctly the GPS and/or GPRS data should be tunneled to UART3. When I connect HTerm it shows the system booted and then the system immediately goes offline. No more message is received nor ...

Allright thanks again for clearing things up.

On a sidenote, in firmware 1.6.0 there seems to be a problem with GPS/GPRS tunneling (from my point of view). Once the gpstunnel is enabled the device won't boot anymore after flashing the firmware. The solution seemed to be removing the while(1) loops ...