The goTenna is a neat little device which permits peer to peer communication over distances without the need for an established wireless backbone (cell phone network) or radio license. Kind of neat. Here are some of my notes on the device.
Connecting to your goTenna outside the official app will probably brick your unit. It might cause it to launch off your desk and off in to space. Who knows. Read this document at your own risk.
Connect the goTenna over USB to any desktop computer and it shows up as a "goTenna" (swell!), and exposes a serial port over USB. The driver seems to load in Windows 10, but not Windows 7. Linux is happy to load a generic ACM driver (like TTY but for modems.) Connecting to this serial port at 9600 baud gives us an undocumented CLI. I can't yet determine whether this mode is purely diagnostic or whether it might be possible to fully control the goTenna.
Periodically send a message over the serial port or else you'll get this message and the serial port will drop!
[543600-20940] USB USB Asleep
Every minute (?) goTenna outputs diagnostic information about the current state.
[522600-40141] TRX Periodic Event
[522600-000] TRX Batt Voltage : 4141, selected pap: 5
[522603-003] TRX RSSI: ch=0, rssi=78
[522606-003] TRX RSSI: ch=1, rssi=84
[522609-003] TRX RSSI: ch=2, rssi=81
[522612-003] TRX RSSI: ch=3, rssi=74
[522615-003] TRX Min rssi 74
[522615-000] TRX Bg index val : 3 bin 0 rssi=75 bin 1 rssi=68 bin 2 rssi=74 bin 3 rssi=83 bin 4 rssi=82 bin 5 rssi=78 bin 6 rssi=67 bin 7 rssi=76
[522616-001] TRX MAC bg_rssi=75
[522616-000] TRX MAC Current State: MAC_PERIODIC_AWAKE_IDLE*
[522617-001] TRX TRX channel id : 4
[522619-002] TRX TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[522619-000] TRX PA --- OFF
[522640-021] TRX MAC Expired State: MAC_PERIODIC_AWAKE_IDLE*
[522640-000] TRX Batt Voltage : 4140, selected pap: 5
[522643-003] TRX RSSI: ch=0, rssi=74
[522646-003] TRX RSSI: ch=1, rssi=76
[522649-003] TRX RSSI: ch=2, rssi=78
[522652-003] TRX RSSI: ch=3, rssi=65
[522655-003] TRX Min rssi 69
[522655-000] TRX Bg index val : 4 bin 0 rssi=75 bin 1 rssi=68 bin 2 rssi=74 bin 3 rssi=69 bin 4 rssi=82 bin 5 rssi=78 bin 6 rssi=67 bin 7 rssi=76
[522656-001] TRX MAC bg_rssi=73
[522656-000] TRX HDNA Mode 0, advertised 0, observed 0
[522657-001] TRX Sleep TRX Chip for LDC mode
[522657-000] TRX MAC Current State: Idle*
[522658-001] TRX TRX channel id : 4
[522660-002] TRX TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[522660-000] TRX PA --- OFF
Battery voltage is what it says on the tin. PAP appears to be "PA Power", refer to the pap command documented below. RSSI is a pretty familiar RF concept.
The CLI seems to accept some valid commands with any extraneous trailing characters. For example, the version command can be invoked by versionxy, or version;, or version;temp;. Some commands will default given no arguments (pap for example), but some commands will report as unrecongnized unless an argument is passed (chn and ctx to name a few).
As of the latest firmware release, 0.23.2, the goTenna> prompt is no longer displayed.
Show the goTenna firmware version. The version reported by the CLI is hexidecimally encoded (0x00, 0x12, 0x02), while the verion reported in the application is convered to its numerical equivalent (0, 21, 4).
| Observed version | Notes |
|---|---|
| 00.12.02 | First generation firmware. |
| 00.15.04 | Included in 1.12 of the goTenna app. |
| 00.17.02 | Included in 1.23 of the goTenna app. |
version
[224521-23461] PRNT FW Version : 00.17.02
[224521-000] PRNT Build Date : Feb 18 2016 13:40:31
[224522-001] PRNT Boot Version: 01.07
[224522-000] PRNT Boot flag: aa. Firmware CRC: d06f2af1
Get the RSSI of the five MURS channels used for communication.
Firmware versions prior to 00.23.2 reported only the first five channels.
rssi
[123303-2645] PRNT CLI cmd=RSSI
[123314-011] PRNT log received.
[123327-013] TRX RSSI:
Channel 0 RSSI 79
Channel 1 RSSI 77
Channel 2 RSSI 89
Channel 3 RSSI 77
Channel 4 RSSI 77
Channel 5 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 6 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 7 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 8 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 9 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 10 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 11 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 12 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 13 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 14 RSSI 1937006955
Channel 15 RSSI 1937006955
Set the PA Power (PAP). Not sure what this is, or whether it's a great idea to change it. However, changing it doesn't seem to change the "selected pap" value that appears in the periodic event. The largest PAP that can be entered is 255. Larger values will be truncated to 255.
[364773] goTenna> pap 2
[366776] goTenna>
[366786-2745] cli_parse_command >> pap 2
[366786-000] PA Power value changed to 2
[366786-000] printer: cli-cmd = pap 2
Get information about the battery. Issuing the command as battery works just as well, but this could be due to the cli ignoring extraneous trailing characters. The values this command gives are sometimes wonky, so several readings should be taken any outliers should be discarded.
batt
[073972-33712] PRNT Raw Value :41269 Battery= 4.156
Perform a flash check? I'm a bit afraid of this command.
flash
[091966-11507] PRNT Flash check passed.
Seems to immediately reboot the device. Does not return any output. Your serial connection will drop as the USB device disconnects and reconnects.
power
Not at all sure what this does.
[804819] goTenna> log
[806217] goTenna>
[806227-2421] cli_parse_command >> log
[806227-000] printer: cli-cmd = log
[806237-010] log received.
Read the internal temperature. Could be the temperature of the Freescale ARM processor or the Silicon Labs RF chip, not entirely sure yet. Given the preoccupation with the TRX (tranceiver?) temperature during send I would imagine this is temperature of the Silicon Labs RF chip.
temp
[014708-13898] PRNT Temp raw: e
[014708-000] PRNT Temp: 14
Reset RF hardware? The Si4460, mentioned in the resulting output, is a High-Performance Low-Current Tranceiver by Silicon Labs.
Interesting to note, this command is sesensitive to trailing extraneous characters.
res
[035634-20926] TRX Si4460 initialized.
[035642-008] TRX Batt Voltage : 4148, selected pap: 5
[035643-001] TRX Batt Voltage : 4154, selected pap: 5
[035646-003] TRX RSSI: ch=0, rssi=96
[035649-003] TRX RSSI: ch=1, rssi=97
[035652-003] TRX RSSI: ch=2, rssi=76
[035655-003] TRX RSSI: ch=3, rssi=87
[035658-003] TRX Min rssi 81
[035658-000] TRX Bg index val : 3 bin 0 rssi=40 bin 1 rssi=40 bin 2 rssi
[035659-001] TRX MAC bg_rssi=45
[035659-000] TRX MAC : STATE_POWER_UP*
[035659-000] TRX Reset Cause : 0, 4
[035660-001] TRX Batt Voltage : 4155, selected pap: 5
[035663-003] TRX RSSI: ch=0, rssi=86
[035666-003] TRX RSSI: ch=1, rssi=80
[035669-003] TRX RSSI: ch=2, rssi=88
[035672-003] TRX RSSI: ch=3, rssi=92
[035675-003] TRX Min rssi 83
[035675-000] TRX Bg index val : 4 bin 0 rssi=40 bin 1 rssi=40 bin 2 rssi
[035676-001] TRX MAC bg_rssi=50
[035676-000] TRX HDNA Mode 0, advertised 0, observed 0
[035676-000] TRX Sleep TRX Chip for LDC mode
[035677-001] TRX MAC Current State: Idle*
[035678-001] TRX TRX channel id : 4
[035679-001] TRX TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[035680-001] TRX PA --- OFF
Issuing a ? to the CLI returns some help.
?
[057424-17165] PRNT res-> Reset network SM IDLE.
[057424-000] PRNT ctx {0/1}-> Continuous transmit(en=1).
[057425-001] PRNT cfp {0/1}-> Corrupt First Packet(en=1).
[057425-000] PRNT cap {0/1}-> Corrupt All Packets(en=1).
Enable continuous transmission mode.
[1477193] goTenna> ctx 1
[1480391] goTenna>
[1480402-4386] cli_parse_command >> ctx 1
[1480402-000] printer: cli-cmd = ctx 1
[1480413-011] Continuous Transmission Enabled.
[1480421-008] PA ------------on
[1480421-000] vapc value 3400
Disable continuous transmission mode.
[024889] goTenna> ctx 0
[027132] goTenna>
[027143-4549] cli_parse_command >> ctx 0
[027143-000] printer: cli-cmd = ctx 0
[027154-011] PA ------------ off
[027720-566] Si4460 initialized.
[027727-007] Continuous Transmission Disabled.
Enable first packet corruption. Used for testing?
[056441] goTenna> cfp 1
[058044] goTenna>
[058054-27934] cli_parse_command >> cfp 1
[058054-000] printer: cli-cmd = cfp 1
[058065-011] First Packet Corruption Enabled.
Disable first packet corruption.
[059257] goTenna> cfp 0
[060669] goTenna>
[060679-2614] cli_parse_command >> cfp 0
[060679-000] printer: cli-cmd = cfp 0
[060690-011] First Packet Corruption Disabled.
Enable all packet corruption.
[133133] goTenna> cap 1
[134233] goTenna>
[134243-73553] cli_parse_command >> cap 1
[134243-000] printer: cli-cmd = cap 1
[134254-011] All Packet Corruption Enabled.
Disable all packet corruption.
[134750] goTenna> cap 0
[135746] goTenna>
[135756-1502] cli_parse_command >> cap 0
[135756-000] printer: cli-cmd = cap 0
[135767-011] All Packet Corruption Disabled.
Select a channel. The maximum channel that can be selected is 2147483647 (32 bits). However, during send it appears as though the channel is handled as only 8 bits and wraps around, implying maximum of 256 channels.
[188229] goTenna> chn 1
[189336] goTenna>
[189347-1726] cli_parse_command >> chn 1
[189347-000] printer: cli-cmd = chn 1
[189358-011] Channel 1 selected.
Send... something? Uses previously set values from vapc, chn, pap commands. Unsure how to set the payload, destination, or anything else about what's being sent.
[342917] goTenna> send
[343867] goTenna>
[343877-13038] cli_parse_command >> send
[343877-000] printer: cli-cmd = send
[343888-011] Sending PN9 packets
[344454-566] Si4460 initialized.
[344462-008] Before Temp
[344472-010] TRX *** Temp AD Value= 0x5ea0 ***
[344472-000] TRX Temp 17
[344473-001] TRX valid temp
[344473-000] Sending PN9 on chan 0, at vapc adc 3400 and pap 1
[344473-000] PA ------------on
[344474-001] vapc value 3400[344731] INT PACKET_SENT
[344775-301] PA ------------ off
[344775-000] After Temp
[344785-010] TRX *** Temp AD Value= 0x5dbd ***
[344785-000] TRX Temp 29
[344785-000] TRX valid temp
[344786-001] TRX Current State: STATE_POWER_UP *
[345301] INT Sync Word
[345352-566] Si4460 initialized.
[345359-007] Batt Voltage : 4131, selected pap: 6
[345359-000] Batt Voltage : 4131, selected pap: 6
[345375-016] scan rssi[0=98 1=82 2=91 3=96 4=87]
[345375-000] MAC bg_rssi=42
[345375-000] MAC : STATE_POWER_UP*
[345375-000] Reset Cause : 82, 0
[345376-001] MAC Current State: Idle*
[345376-000] Batt Voltage : 4134, selected pap: 6
[345391-015] scan rssi[0=93 1=81 2=91 3=94 4=77]
[345392-001] MAC bg_rssi=45
[345392-000] TRX Current State: STATE_POWER_UP *
[345958-566] Si4460 initialized.
[345965-007] Batt Voltage : 4132, selected pap: 6
Set the VAPC? Probably best to leave this be. Leave it at 3400?
[484758] goTenna> vapc 3400
[486969] goTenna>
[486980-35964] cli_parse_command >> vapc 3400
[486980-000] vapc value changed
[486980-000] printer: cli-cmd = vapc 3400
Output the contents of the internal flash chip over the serial port. I've created some tools to aid with extracting the flash this way: https://github.com/dogshoes/gotenna-flash-dumper.
read_eflash
000000: 3A1008000000600020C10800004D2A01
000010: 00512A0100AB0A3A10081000552A0100
000020: 592A01005D2A0100612A0100C00A3A10
000030: 082000652A0100692A01006D2A010071
...
Display the registered GID(s).
disp-gid
RAM: Number of GID = 1
[ k] T APPID GID M HASH
---- --- ------ ---------------- ---- -----
[ 0] 00 : 3fff : 53xx xxd4 ecxx : 00 : f1xx
Displays detailed information about the registered GIDs.
getgid
[437860-4707] FLSH ERROR: MSG buf pointer invalid
[437861-001] FLSH Public Key len : 49 Public key : c56010439fdf9f727d3e6083e71f6a40d1381c02c74aa4b4f95d2682f5785349a1423f691ae59a492bad9ddefb4531bfbd
[437869-008] FLSH Private GIDlen :12: packet: 00 3f ff 53 xx xx d4 ec xx 00 73 f1
[437872-003] FLSH GID Count: 1
[437873-001] FLSH Stored GIDlen :12: packet: 00 3f ff 53 xx xx d4 ec xx 00 73 f1
Return some useful information about the device.
dev_info
[020470-19661] PRNT PAP Offset 0
[020470-000] PRNT SERIAL no: MX154XXXXX
[020470-000] PRNT Bluetooth flag 255
[020470-000] PRNT Device Type :01, Hardware Version 01
Perform some sort of RF test sweep? Is any RF emitted during this?
sweep 1
[220372-001] TRX Current Frequency 142179750
[220392-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220392-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220394-002] TRX Frac 1078634656 -2147483648
[220395-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220396-001] TRX Current Frequency 142180000
[220416-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220416-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220418-002] TRX Frac 1078634659 -2147483648
[220419-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220420-001] TRX Current Frequency 142180250
[220440-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220440-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220442-002] TRX Frac 1078634663 -1610612736
[220443-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220444-001] TRX Current Frequency 142180500
[220464-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220464-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220466-002] TRX Frac 1078634666 -1610612736
[220467-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220468-001] TRX Current Frequency 142180750
[220488-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220488-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220490-002] TRX Frac 1078634669 -1073741824
[220491-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220492-001] TRX Current Frequency 142181000
[220512-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220512-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220514-002] TRX Frac 1078634672 -1610612736
[220515-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220516-001] TRX Current Frequency 142181250
[220536-020] TRX Frequency band 142 to 175 selected
[220536-000] TRX Frequency band 142 - 175 configured
[220538-002] TRX Frac 1078634675 -1073741824
[220539-001] TRX PA --- ON. Vapc value: 0
[220540-001] TRX Current Frequency 142181500
sweep 0
[220541-001] PRNT Sweep Disabled.
Returns the serial number.
get_serial
[011816-4014] PRNT SERIAL no:MX154XXXXX
[011816-000] PRNT
Get diagnostic information.
getdiag
RST CAUSE:8200
PWR RST: 65
SOFT RST: 156
WDOG RST: 1
Total Mins of Operation: 214280
Total BT Connections Mins: 37010
Total Transmissions: 14
Max Recorded Temperature: 33
Total Private TX: 0
Total Group TX: 0
Total Shout TX: 23
Failed Private TX: 0
Total Private RX: 0
Total Group RX: 0
Total Shout RX: 164
Total MSG Dropped RSSI: 3
Total MSG Dropped Thermal Backoff 0
RSSI Stats:
RSSI 000 - 020 Pass:00000001 Fail:00000020 CRC Recov:00000001
RSSI 020 - 040 Pass:00000001 Fail:00000007 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 040 - 060 Pass:00000019 Fail:00000054 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 060 - 080 Pass:00000077 Fail:00000021 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 080 - 100 Pass:00000225 Fail:00000020 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 100 - 120 Pass:00000154 Fail:00000005 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 120 - 140 Pass:00000008 Fail:00000001 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 140 - 160 Pass:00000002 Fail:00000000 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 160 - 180 Pass:00000006 Fail:00000000 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 180 - 200 Pass:00000000 Fail:00000000 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 200 - 220 Pass:00000000 Fail:00000000 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 220 - 240 Pass:00000000 Fail:00000001 CRC Recov:00000000
RSSI 240 - 260 Pass:00000000 Fail:00000000 CRC Recov:00000000
Clear the diagnostic blocks from flash. All mertrics reported by getdiag are reset.
clrdiag
[214941-13881] FLSH ERROR: MSG buf pointer out of range
[215076-135] FLSH Block: 433, Invalid CRC, Expected:29739, IS:-1
[215083-007] FLSH Block: 434, Invalid CRC, Expected:29739, IS:-1
[215084-001] FLSH Diag Block corruption. Erasing Diag Block.[215159-075] FLSH Write Diag Block, 433 CRC: 0
[215225-066] FLSH Write Diag Block, 434 CRC: 0
[215232-007] FLSH Block: 433, Invalid CRC, Expected:10804, IS:0
There's a tiny button near the USB port on the goTenna. A single press results in the following message.
[108550-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[108833-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
It's smart enough to see a double press as well.
[105684-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[105788-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
[105925-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[106000-000] INT BUTTON DOUBLE PRESSED
[106011-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
And, things go a little crazy when you triple press it...
[106289-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[106389-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
[108317-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[108400-000] INT BUTTON TRIPLE PRESSED
[108422-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
[108550-000] INT BUTTON PRESSED
[108833-000] INT BUTTON RELEASED
[109000-000] INT BUTTON TRIPLE RELEASED. Send Emergency
[109001-28543] FLSH Sending Out Emergency Beacon
[109002-001] FLSH Buffer Allocated 1FFFE5B8. Num Free: 6
...
Oops.
Holding the button down for over 10 seconds does this! Does this reset the data stored in flash?
[051174-10159] Block: 433, Invalid CRC, Expected:29739, IS:-1
[051181-007] Block: 434, Invalid CRC, Expected:29739, IS:-1
[051181-000] Diag Block corruption. Erasing Diag Block.
Write Diag Block, 433 CRC: 0
Write Diag Block, 434 CRC: 0
[051309-128] Block: 433, Invalid CRC, Expected:10804, IS:0
[052028] BUTTON RELEASED
[056970-5661] Binary Log deleted, 1
[056970-000] Current Write Index, 0222
[056971-001] Current Write Offset, 0032
[056971-000] Current Read Index, 0222
[056971-000] Current Read Offset, 0032
[056971-000] Device Data Reset successful
Additionally, for extra excitement, there's a red LED which illuminates while the device is charging.
This is a pile of things to look at later.
This appears at boot.
[000022-022] PA ------------ off
[000032-010] TRX Current State: STATE_POWER_UP *
[000093-061] Msg Add: 19XXX0, Wrt Msg Add: 19XXX8, Del Msg Num: 0, Total Msg Num: 251. Max Msg: 261
[000095-00
This also appears at boot, sometimes?
[000022-022] PA ------------ off
[000032-010] TRX Current State: STATE_POWER_UP *
[000093-061] Msg Add: 19a000, Wrt Msg Add: 19a000, Del Msg Num: 0, Total Msg Nu1
[000095-002] PAP Offset 0
[000095-000] SERIAL no: MX1542XXXX[000096-001]
[000096-000]
Bluetooth flag 255
[000107-011] Flash Initialized.
[000598-491] Si4460 initialized.
[000605-007] Batt Voltage : 4157, selected pap: 6
[000605-000] Batt Voltage : 4152, selected pap: 6
[000621-016] scan rssi[0=44 1=44 2=35 3=44 4=44]
[000621-000] MAC bg_rssi=39
[000621-000] MAC : STATE_POWER_UP*
[000621-000] Reset Cause : 82, 0
[000622-001] MAC Current State: Idle*
[000622-000] Batt Voltage : 4153, selected pap: 6
[000637-015] scan rssi[0=47 1=40 2=35 3=47 4=40]
[000637-000] MAC bg_rssi=39
[000638-001] TRX Current State: STATE_POWER_UP *
[000639-001] Flash Message invalid Metadata
[001204-565] Si4460 initialized.
[001211-007] Batt Voltage : 4155, selected pap: 6
[001212-001] TRX channel id waiting idle: 4
How can we read this diag block? Is there wear leveling in place or does this block just get constantly overwritten? Diag block is always 433 and 434 on my goTenna.
Write Diag Block, 433 CRC: 56364
Write Diag Block, 434 CRC: 56364
[330141-2125] Storing Diag Info in Flash
Had this appear.
[523195] INT PREAMBLE_DETECT
[523195-10875] Preamble detect1
[523196-001] TRX Current State: RX_SYNC_WORD_WAIT *
[523196-000] MAC Current State: MAC_RX_PRE_RTS*
[523376-180] TRX State Expired: RX_SYNC_WORD_WAIT *
[523377-001] TRX channel id : 4
[523378-001] TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[523378-000] turning off the HW
[523378-000] PA ------------ off
[523399-021] MAC Receive PreRTS Timeout expired
[523399-000] MAC Current State: Idle*
Happened again?
[539606] INT PREAMBLE_DETECT
[539607-6591] Preamble detect1
[539608-001] TRX Current State: RX_SYNC_WORD_WAIT *
[539608-000] MAC Current State: MAC_RX_PRE_RTS*
[539611] INT Sync Word
[539611-003] TRX Sync Word detected. *
[539612-001] MODEM STATUS : 00 01 56 58 00 00 00
[539612-000] MAC RX_Pre-RTS stage=0, sync detect received
[539613-001] TRX Current State: RX_PDU_PKT_HEADER_WAIT *
[539671] INT RX_FIFO_ALMOST_FULL
[539672-059] RX fifo len 18/n
[539672-000] crc is being checked
[539673-001] crc is corrupted
[539681-008] crc packet not recovered
[539682-001] TRX channel id : 4
[539684-002] TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[539684-000] turning off the HW
[539684-000] PA ------------ off
[539694-010] MAC Receive PreRTS Timeout expired
[539694-000] MAC Current State: Idle*
[539695-001] Batt Voltage : 4154, selected pap: 6
[539710-015] scan rssi[0=89 1=84 2=90 3=90 4=86]
[539710-000] MAC bg_rssi=55
[539711-001] TRX channel id : 4
[539712-001] TRX Current State: PDU_IDLE_LONG *
[539713-001] turning off the HW
[539713-000] PA ------------ off
This occurs when pairing the goTenna.
BLE set to connected
[026584-8392] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[026703-119] NRF Message sent
[026734-031] system info asked.
[026744-010] TRX *** Temp AD Value= 0x5efd ***
[026744-000] TRX Temp 12
[026745-001] TRX valid temp
[026789-044] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[026943-154] NRF Message sent
[027014-071] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[027094-080] NRF Message sent
[027123-029] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[027274-151] NRF Message sent
[027303-029] Received get stored message.
[027304-001] Get message NACK sent.
[027304-000] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[027424-120] NRF Message sent
[027574-150] Received date and time
[027575-001] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[027693-118] NRF Message sent
On setting the GID.
[156336-33320] stored hash17920
[156338-002] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[156455-117] NRF Message sent
This happened after.
[175686-11670] Received date and time
[175687-001] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[175805-118] NRF Message sent
Beginning firmware upgrade.
[083825-151] Received date and time
[083825-000] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[083944-119] NRF Message sent
[083974-030] FW Exchange initiated.
[088346-4372] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[088384-038] NRF Message sent
[089225-841] FW data packet received
[089226-001] seqid 36[089226-000] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[089344-118] NRF Message sent
[090155-811] FW data packet received
[090156-001] seqid 37[090156-000] stored pkt 1 of 655 stored length 250 of total length 163652
[090167-011] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[090274-107] NRF Message sent
[091085-811] FW data packet received
[091086-001] seqid 38[091086-000] stored pkt 2 of 655 stored length 500 of total length 163652
[091098-012] Bluetooth Response Sent.
[091205-107] NRF Message sent
Bus 002 Device 004: ID 1fc9:2047 NXP Semiconductors
Device Descriptor:
bLength 18
bDescriptorType 1
bcdUSB 1.10
bDeviceClass 2 Communications
bDeviceSubClass 0
bDeviceProtocol 0
bMaxPacketSize0 64
idVendor 0x1fc9 NXP Semiconductors
idProduct 0x2047
bcdDevice 3.10
iManufacturer 1 goTenna, Inc
iProduct 2 goTenna
iSerial 3 123456789ABCDEF
bNumConfigurations 1
Configuration Descriptor:
bLength 9
bDescriptorType 2
wTotalLength 67
bNumInterfaces 2
bConfigurationValue 1
iConfiguration 4 123456789ABCDEF
bmAttributes 0xc0
Self Powered
MaxPower 64mA
Interface Descriptor:
bLength 9
bDescriptorType 4
bInterfaceNumber 0
bAlternateSetting 0
bNumEndpoints 1
bInterfaceClass 2 Communications
bInterfaceSubClass 2 Abstract (modem)
bInterfaceProtocol 1 AT-commands (v.25ter)
iInterface 0
CDC Header:
bcdCDC 1.10
CDC Union:
bMasterInterface 0
bSlaveInterface 1
CDC ACM:
bmCapabilities 0x00
CDC Call Management:
bmCapabilities 0x01
call management
bDataInterface 1
Endpoint Descriptor:
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x82 EP 2 IN
bmAttributes 3
Transfer Type Interrupt
Synch Type None
Usage Type Data
wMaxPacketSize 0x0008 1x 8 bytes
bInterval 128
Interface Descriptor:
bLength 9
bDescriptorType 4
bInterfaceNumber 1
bAlternateSetting 0
bNumEndpoints 2
bInterfaceClass 10 CDC Data
bInterfaceSubClass 0 Unused
bInterfaceProtocol 0
iInterface 0
Endpoint Descriptor:
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x81 EP 1 IN
bmAttributes 2
Transfer Type Bulk
Synch Type None
Usage Type Data
wMaxPacketSize 0x0040 1x 64 bytes
bInterval 0
Endpoint Descriptor:
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x01 EP 1 OUT
bmAttributes 2
Transfer Type Bulk
Synch Type None
Usage Type Data
wMaxPacketSize 0x0040 1x 64 bytes
bInterval 0
Device Status: 0x0000
(Bus Powered)
The serial number here has not been obfuscated. Every goTenna I've tried reports this serial number.
[125726.694882] usb 2-2.1: new full-speed USB device number 6 using uhci_hcd
[125726.826823] usb 2-2.1: New USB device found, idVendor=1fc9, idProduct=2047
[125726.826826] usb 2-2.1: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
[125726.826828] usb 2-2.1: Product: goTenna
[125726.826830] usb 2-2.1: Manufacturer: goTenna, Inc
[125726.826831] usb 2-2.1: SerialNumber: 123456789ABCDEF