The file sample.wav
is not on the module.
I can’t seem to use Windows Device Manager to enter AT commands.
Then you need to transfer the wav file to module
Unfortunately, I can’t find anything on audio file transfer either here, the sierra wireless or the mangOH forum.
What would be your approach to transfer the file to the module?
you can use scp command in linux or use WINSCP tool to transfer file in Windows.
I found the following command to transfer the desired file to the module:
scp /home/mangoh/workspace/legato/apps/sample/voiceCallApp/audio/sample.wav root@192.168.2.2:/some/remote/directory
What directory should I transfer it to for it to able to be played back in the next step?
it is up to you, you can put it in /home/root/
Hi, vin883
I am also facing the same problem as you. Can you please share your .adef code?
Do you mean to make the voicecallservice to be run during power on?
Just change the “start” to be auto and rebuild the legato.cwe.
I am using Developer Studio to install apps. Here is my .adef code
sandboxed: false
start: auto
executables:
{
voicecall = ( voiceCallComponent )
}
processes:
{
run:
{
( voicecall )
}
maxCoreDumpFileBytes: 512K
maxFileBytes: 512K
}
version: 1.0.0
maxFileSystemBytes: 512K
bindings:
{
voicecall.voiceCallComponent.le_voicecall -> voiceCallService.le_voicecall
}
Is this adef okay? And as I am using developer studio do I have to rebuild legato.cwe? if yes then how do I do it?
Sorry if this is a silly question. I am new in legato and this is my first project. I am trying to learn these stuffs.
You can just type “app start voiceCallService.adef” and then download your application by developer studio.
Thank you so much the issue is solved now.