Quectel EC2x SeriesEG25-G Wi-Fi Application Note V1.4

EC2x Series&EG25-G
Wi-Fi Application Note
LTE Standard Module Series
Version: 1.4
Date: 2023-06-26
Status: Released
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About the Document
Revision History
Version Date Author Description
Duke XIN/
1.0 2017-12-20 Initial
Adolph WANG
1. Added AT+QWIFICFG related commands (Chapter
2.10).
Mike ZHOU/ 2. Added Wi-Fi related URC of AT+QWIFICFG related
1.1 2020-02-26
Paddy LI commands (Chapter 3.2 and 3.3).
3. Added examples for AT+QWIFICFG related commands
(Chapter 4).
1. Added FC21 Wi-Fi module for 4G + Wi-Fi one-stop
1.2 2022-03-02 Victor YAN solution.
2. Added matters requiring attention (Chapter 1.4).
1. Added the response: If the length of SSID is more than
32 bytes, and then return ERROR (Chapter 2.3.1.2).
2. Updated the value range of <channel> in the following 3
commands:
⚫ AT+QWIFICFG="channel" (Chapter 2.3.1.5).
⚫ AT+QWIFICFG="stastatus" (Chapter 2.3.1.14).
Gavin LU/
1.3 2023-03-02 ⚫ AT+QWMOCH (Chapter 2.3.7).
Mount ZHONG
3. Changed the default value of <rule> in
AT+QWIFICFG="macacl" (Chapter 2.3.1.9).
4. Added AT+QWIFICFG="speedlimit"(Chapter 2.3.1.15).
5. Added AT+QWIFICFG="datarate" (Chapter 2.3.1.16).
6. Added AT+QWIFICFG="traffictransf" (Chapter 2.3.1.17).
7. Added AT+QWIFICON (Chapter 2.3.11).
1.4 2023-06-26 Harry GONG Added AT+QCFG=“sdio_clk” (Chapter 2.3.12).
Contents
About the Document .................................................................................................................................. 3

Contents ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
Table Index .................................................................................................................................................. 6
Figure Index ................................................................................................................................................ 7
1 4G + Wi-Fi Solution ............................................................................................................................. 8

1.1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 8
1.2. Features of FC20 Series/FC21 .................................................................................................. 9
1.3. Wi-Fi Solution Architecture....................................................................................................... 10
1.4. Matters Requiring Attention...................................................................................................... 10
2 Description of Wi-Fi AT Commands ............................................................................................... 11

2.1. AT Command Introduction ........................................................................................................ 11
2.1.1. Definitions....................................................................................................................... 11
2.1.2. AT Command Syntax ..................................................................................................... 11
2.2. Declaration of AT Command Examples ................................................................................... 12
2.3. AT Command Details ............................................................................................................... 12
2.3.1. AT+QWIFICFG Extended Configuration Settings ...................................................... 12
2.3.1.1. AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" Set Work Mode ................................................. 13
2.3.1.2. AT+QWIFICFG="ssid" Set SSID ..................................................................... 14
2.3.1.3. AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide" Enable/Disable Hiding of AP SSID ...................... 15
2.3.1.4. AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta" Set Maximum Number of Stations Allowed ........... 15
2.3.1.5. AT+QWIFICFG="channel" Set Channel .......................................................... 16
2.3.1.6. AT+QWIFICFG="mode" Set Frequency Mode................................................ 17
2.3.1.7. AT+QWIFICFG="bandwidth" Set Bandwidth .................................................. 18
2.3.1.8. AT+QWIFICFG="auth" Set Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and
Password............................................................................................................ 19
2.3.1.9. AT+QWIFICFG="macacl" Set MAC Address Filter List .................................. 20
2.3.1.10. AT+QWIFICFG="cc" Set Country Code .......................................................... 21
2.3.1.11. AT+QWIFICFG="stainfo" Get Station Information........................................... 22
2.3.1.12. AT+QWIFICFG="scan" Scan Wi-Fi Hotspot Information ................................ 23
2.3.1.13. AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult" Get Wi-Fi Scanning Hotspot Information Result24
2.3.1.14. AT+QWIFICFG="stastatus" Get Connection Information of STA Mode .......... 24
2.3.1.15. AT+QWIFICFG="speedlimit" Control Wi-Fi Downlink Speed .......................... 25
2.3.1.16. AT+QWIFICFG="datarate" Check Wi-Fi Data Rate ........................................ 26
2.3.1.17. AT+QWIFICFG="traffictransf" Check Wi-Fi Traffic .......................................... 26
2.3.2. AT+QWIFI Enable/Disable Wi-Fi Function ................................................................. 27
2.3.3. AT+QWSSIDHEX Set SSID Encoding ....................................................................... 28
2.3.4. AT+QWSSID Set SSID ............................................................................................... 29
2.3.5. AT+QWBCAST Enable/Disable Broadcast ................................................................ 30
2.3.6. AT+QWAUTH Set Network Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and Password .. 31
2.3.7. AT+QWMOCH Set Frequency Mode and Channel of 802.11 Network ..................... 32
2.3.8. AT+QWISO Enable/Disable Isolation Among Clients Connected to AP .................... 34

2.3.9. AT+QWCLICNT Query Number of Wi-Fi Clients ....................................................... 35
2.3.10. AT+QWRSTD Restore Default Settings ..................................................................... 35
2.3.11. AT+QWIFICON Check Whether a TE device accesses the Internet in Wi-Fi AP mode
............................................................................................................................ 36
2.3.12. AT+ QCFG=“sdio_clk” Set WLAN SDIO Clock .......................................................... 37
3 Description of URCs ......................................................................................................................... 38

3.1. +QWIFIND URC of Client Connection Status ....................................................................... 38
3.2. +QWIFICFG="stastatus" URC of STA Connection Status .................................................... 39
3.3. +QWIFCFG="scandone" URC of Finishing STA Scanning................................................... 39
4 Examples ........................................................................................................................................... 40
4.1. Single AP Mode........................................................................................................................ 40
4.2. Single STA Mode...................................................................................................................... 40
4.3. AP0 + AP1 Mode...................................................................................................................... 41
4.4. AP + STA Mode ........................................................................................................................ 41
4.5. Scan Hotspots Nearby ............................................................................................................. 41
5 Appendix References ....................................................................................................................... 43
Table Index
Table 1: Applicable Modules......................................................................................................................... 8

Table 2: Types of AT Commands ...............................................................................................................11
Table 3: Related Documents ...................................................................................................................... 43
Table 4: Terms and Abbreviations .............................................................................................................. 43
Figure Index
Figure 1: Software Workflow of 4G + Wi-Fi One-stop Solution ................................................................... 9

Figure 2: Wi-Fi Solution Architecture ......................................................................................................... 10
1 4G + Wi-Fi Solution
1.1. Introduction
The rapid development of LTE and IoT accelerates the integration of 4G and Wi-Fi technology.
Accordingly, many customer companies turn to converting the operator’s 4G signals to Wi-Fi signals so
that smartphone, tablet, and laptop users can enjoy free Wi-Fi access to share local resources and
communicate with several terminals over a high-speed network.
Therefore, Quectel provides a 4G + Wi-Fi one-stop solution based on its cellular modules and FC20
series/FC21 Wi-Fi modules, which is realized by converting 4G signals into Wi-Fi signals to create Wi-Fi
hotspots.
This document applies to the following Quectel LTE Standard modules.
Table 1: Applicable Modules
Module Family Module
EC25 Series
EC2x EC21 Series
EC20-CE
- EG25-G
NOTE
Currently, the 4G + Wi-Fi one-stop solution is not supported by variants of the above modules with
128 MB RAM + 128 MB ROM.
Figure 1: Software Workflow of 4G + Wi-Fi One-stop Solution
⚫ Client and MCU can access the 4G network through EC2x family and EG25-G modules
simultaneously.
⚫ MCU can control Wi-Fi connection by AT commands.
⚫ FC20 series and FC21 Wi-Fi modules support AP and STA modes. In AP mode, the client (e.g., a
mobile phone, a computer) connected to the AP hotspot can access the Internet through the cellular
network of EC2x family and EG25-G modules. In STA mode, the physical interfaces (ECM, RNDIS,
or SGMII interface) of EC2x family and EG25-G modules can access the Internet.
⚫ EC2x family and EG25-G modules support various connections, such as through USB and UART,
between the module and MCU.
⚫ The maximum access point is 16.
⚫ STA mode of Wi-Fi only supports hotspot connection and scanning.
1.2. Features of FC20 Series/FC21
For detailed features of FC20 series and FC21 modules, please refer to documents [1] and [2].
1.3. Wi-Fi Solution Architecture
MAIN_ANT GNSS_ANT DIV_ANT

WLAN&BT_ANT
Coexistence
control
SDIO 3.0
FC20 Series/
UART USB
FC21 MCU
Power for VIO
EC2x Family & EG25-G UART (1.8 V)
Typ. 3.3 V (U)SIM Card
SD Card
(Optional)
VCC_MCU
VBAT
Typ. 3.8 V
Power Supply
Figure 2: Wi-Fi Solution Architecture
⚫ EC2x family and EG25-G modules communicate with FC20 series/FC21 through SDIO 3.0 interface
with a maximum data rate of up to 200 Mbps.
⚫ The communication between MCU and EC2x family and EG25-G modules can be realized through
USB or UART.
⚫ If the MCU voltage level is not 1.8 V, a voltage level translation circuit should be added between the
module and the MCU.
1.4. Matters Requiring Attention
⚫ Use AT+QLWWANCID to set the default PDP context for dialing.

⚫ An IP filter list is on the modem side. After Wi-Fi is activated, UDP data packets will no longer be
transferred to the modem until the IP address is added to the IP filter list. Alternatively, set different
PDP contexts for UDP and Wi-Fi.
2 Description of Wi-Fi AT Commands
2.1. AT Command Introduction
2.1.1. Definitions
⚫ <CR> Carriage return character.

⚫ <LF> Line feed character.
⚫ <...> Parameter name. Angle brackets do not appear on the command line.
⚫ [...] Optional parameter of a command or an optional part of TA information response.
Square brackets do not appear on the command line. When an optional parameter is
not given in a command, the new value equals its previous value or the default settings,
unless otherwise specified.
⚫ Underline Default setting of a parameter.
2.1.2. AT Command Syntax
All command lines must start with AT or at and end with <CR>. Information responses and result codes
always start and end with a carriage return character and a line feed character:
<CR><LF><response><CR><LF>. In tables presenting commands and responses throughout this
document, only the commands and responses are presented, and <CR> and <LF> are deliberately
omitted.
Table 2: Types of AT Commands
Command Type Syntax Description
Test the existence of the corresponding

Test Command AT+<cmd>=? command and return information about the
type, value, or range of its parameter.
Check the current parameter value of the
Read Command AT+<cmd>?
corresponding command.
Write Command AT+<cmd>=<p1>[,<p2>[,<p3>[...]]] Set user-definable parameter value.
Return a specific information parameter or

Execution Command AT+<cmd>
perform a specific action.
2.2. Declaration of AT Command Examples
The AT command examples in this document are provided to help you learn about the use of the AT
commands introduced herein. The examples, however, should not be taken as Quectel’s
recommendations or suggestions about how to design a program flow or what status to set the module
into. Sometimes multiple examples may be provided for one AT command. However, this does not mean
that there is a correlation among these examples, or that they should be executed in a given sequence.
2.3. AT Command Details
2.3.1. AT+QWIFICFG Extended Configuration Settings
The command queries and configures various settings of Wi-Fi.
AT+QWIFICFG Extended Configuration Settings

Test Command Response
AT+QWIFICFG=? …
+QWIFICFG: "workmode",(range of supported
<work_mode>s)
+QWIFICFG: "ssid",(range of supported <index>s),<SSID>
+QWIFICFG: "ssidhide",(list of supported <index>s),(list of
supported <SSID_hide>s)
+QWIFICFG: "maxsta",(list of supported <index>s),(range
of supported <maxsta>s)
+QWIFICFG: "channel",(list of supported <index>s),(list of
supported <channel>s)
+QWIFICFG: "mode",(list of supported <index>s),(range of
supported <mode>s)
+QWIFICFG: "bandwidth",(list of supported
<index>s),(range of supported <bandwidth>s)
+QWIFICFG: "auth",(list of supported <index>s),(list of
supported <auth>s)[,(list of supported
<encrypt>s),<password>]
+QWIFICFG: "macacl",(list of supported <index>s),(range
of supported <command>s,(range of supported
<rule>s)[,<MAC>]
+QWIFICFG: "cc",<country_code>
+QWIFICFG: "stainfo"
+QWIFICFG: "scan"[,(list of supported <async>s)]
+QWIFICFG: "scanresult"
+QWIFICFG: "stastatus"
+QWIFICFG: "speedlimit",(range of supported

<speed_value>s)
+QWIFICFG: "datarate",(list of supported <mode>s),(list of
supported <index>s)
+QWIFICFG: "traffictransf",(list of supported <mode>s),(list
of supported <index>s)
…
OK
Maximum Response Time 30 s
Characteristics /
2.3.1.1. AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" Set Work Mode
This command sets Wi-Fi work mode. This command should be executed before you enabling Wi-Fi
function.
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" Set Work Mode

Write Command Response
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode"[,<work_ If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
mode>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "workmode",<work_mode>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the Wi-Fi

work mode:
OK
If there is any error:

ERROR
The command takes effect immediately.
Characteristics
The configuration is saved automatically.
Parameter
<work_mode> Integer type. Work mode of Wi-Fi.

0 AP0 mode
1 STA mode
2 AP0 and STA concurrency mode
3 AP0 and AP1 concurrency mode
2.3.1.2. AT+QWIFICFG="ssid" Set SSID
This command sets Wi-Fi SSID.
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid" Set SSID

AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",<index>[,<SS If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
ID>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "ssid",<index>,<SSID>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the Wi-Fi SSID:

OK

ERROR
If the length of SSID is more than 32 bytes:

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<index> Integer type. Index of Wi-Fi in different work modes.

0 AP0
1 AP1
2 STA
<SSID> String type. Wi-Fi SSID. ASCII string with length not greater than 32 bytes.
Default value: QSoftAP.
2.3.1.3. AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide" Enable/Disable Hiding of AP SSID
This command enables or disables hiding AP SSID.
AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide" Enable/Disable Hiding of AP SSID

AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide",<index>[,< If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
SSID_hide>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "ssidhide",<index>,<SSID_hide>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, enable or disable the

hiding of AP SSID:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<SSID_hide> Integer type. Enable or disable the hiding of AP SSID.
0 Disable
1 Enable
2.3.1.4. AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta" Set Maximum Number of Stations Allowed
This command sets maximum number of stations allowed in AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta" Set Maximum Number of Stations Allowed

AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta",<index>[,< If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
maxsta>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "maxsta",<index>,<maxsta>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure maximum

number of stations allowed in AP mode:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<maxsta> Integer type. Maximum number of stations allowed in AP mode. Default value: 16.
Range: 1–16.
Example
AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta",0
+QWIFICFG: "maxsta",0,16 //The current maximum number of stations is 16.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="maxsta",0,10 //Set Primary AP’s maximum number of stations to 10.
OK
2.3.1.5. AT+QWIFICFG="channel" Set Channel
This command sets channel of AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="channel" Set Channel

AT+QWIFICFG="channel",<index>[,< If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
channel>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "channel",<index>,<channel>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the AP mode

channel:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<channel> Integer type. 802.11 network channel.
0 Automatic selection
1–13 2.4 GHz channel
36/40/44/48/52/56/60/64/100/104/108/112/116/120/124/128/132/136/140/144/149/153/157
/161/165/170/171/172/173/174/175/176/177/178/179/180/181/182/183/184
5 GHz channel
2.3.1.6. AT+QWIFICFG="mode" Set Frequency Mode
This command sets frequency mode of AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="mode" Set Frequency Mode

AT+QWIFICFG="mode",<index>[,<m If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
ode>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "mode",<index>,<mode>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the AP

frequency mode:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<mode> Integer type. Frequency mode of AP mode.
0 802.11a
1 802.11a/n
2 802.11b
3 802.11b/g
4 802.11b/g/n
5 802.11ac
2.3.1.7. AT+QWIFICFG="bandwidth" Set Bandwidth
This command sets bandwidth of AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="bandwidth" Set Bandwidth

AT+QWIFICFG="bandwidth",<index> If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
[,<bandwidth>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "bandwidth",<index>,<bandwidth>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the bandwidth

of the AP mode:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<bandwidth> Integer type. Bandwidth of AP mode.
0 20 MHz
1 40 MHz
2 80 MHz. Only supported by 802.11ac frequency mode.
2.3.1.8. AT+QWIFICFG="auth" Set Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and Password
This command sets authentication type, encryption mode, and password.
AT+QWIFICFG="auth" Set Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and Password

AT+QWIFICFG="auth",<index>[,<aut If the optional parameters are omitted, query the current
h>[,<encrypt>,<password>]] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "auth",<index>,<auth>[,<encrypt>,<passwo
rd>]
OK
If <auth> is specified,
When <auth> is 0, <encrypt> and <password> should be
omitted, then configure the authorization type:
OK
When <auth> is not 0, <encrypt> and <password> should

be specified, then configure authorization type, encryption
mode, and password:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
2 STA
<auth> Integer type. Authentication type.
0 Open system authentication
2 WPA
3 WPA2
4 WPA/WPA2
<encrypt> Integer type. Encryption mode. This parameter is only available when <auth> is not 0.
0 TKIP
1 AES
2 TKIP-AES
<password> String type. Password of WPA and WPA2 personal authentication. This parameter is
only available when <auth> is not 0.
2.3.1.9. AT+QWIFICFG="macacl" Set MAC Address Filter List
This command sets MAC address filter list of AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="macacl" Set MAC Address Filter List

AT+QWIFICFG="macacl",<index>, If the optional parameters are omitted, query the current
<command>[,<rule>[,<MAC>]] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "macacl",<index>,<command>,<rule>,<MAC>
OK
If <rule> is specified,
when rule is 0, <MAC> is omitted; or
when rule is not 0, set MAC address filter list:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

0 Primary AP (AP0)
1 Guest AP (AP1)
<command> Integer type. Operation of the command.
0 Set and get type of MAC address filter list
1 Add station MAC address
2 Delete station MAC address
3 Get station MAC address
<rule> Integer type. Types of MAC address filter list.
0 MAC address filter list disabled
1 Blacklist
2 Whitelist
<MAC> String type. Station MAC address.
NOTE
1. MAC address filter will be disabled when <rule> is 0, in which case <MAC> should be omitted.
2. Please first execute AT+QWIFICFG="macacl",<index>,<command>,<rule> to set the type of
MAC address filter list to blacklist or whitelist, and then execute
AT+QWIFICFG="macacl",<index>,<command>,<rule>,<MAC> to add or delete the MAC
address.
3. You can implement either a blacklist or whitelist; both listing techniques cannot be implemented
simultaneously.
2.3.1.10. AT+QWIFICFG="cc" Set Country Code
This command sets Wi-Fi country code. The country code is compliant with ISO 3166 alpha-2.
AT+QWIFICFG="cc" Set Country Code

AT+QWIFICFG="cc"[,<country_code If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "cc",<country_code>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure the Wi-Fi

country code:
OK
ERROR

Characteristics
Parameter
<country_code> String type. Country code of Wi-Fi. Default value: CN.
Example
AT+QWIFICFG="cc"
+QWIFICFG: "cc","CN" //The current country code is CN.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="cc","JP" //Set country code to JP.
OK
2.3.1.11. AT+QWIFICFG="stainfo" Get Station Information
This command gets station information of AP mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="stainfo" Get Station Information

AT+QWIFICFG="stainfo" …
+QWIFICFG: "stainfo",<cnt>,<MAC>,<IPv4_addr>,<IPv6_
addr>,<host_name>
…
OK

ERROR
Characteristics /
Parameter
<cnt> Integer type. Station serial number.

<MAC> String type. Station mac address.
<IPv4_addr> String type. Station IPv4 address.
<IPv6_addr> String type. Station IPv6 address.
<host_name> String type. Station host name.
2.3.1.12. AT+QWIFICFG="scan" Scan Wi-Fi Hotspot Information
This command scans Wi-Fi hotspot information for working in STA mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="scan" Scan Wi-Fi Hotspot Information

AT+QWIFICFG="scan"[,<async>] If the optional parameter is omitted or set to 0, current
information is returned:
…
+QWIFICFG: "scan",<MAC>,<SSID>,<signal>,<auth>
…
OK
If <async> is set to 1:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics /
Parameter
<async> Integer type. Way of returning hotspot information.

0 Return hotspot information synchronously.
1 Return hotspot information asynchronously. Hotspot information will be returned
via a URC after executing AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult".
<MAC> String type. Hotspot MAC address.
<SSID> String type. Hotspot SSID.
<signal> Integer type. Hotspot signal quality. Range: -95 to -1. The smaller the value, the
poorer the signal quality.
2 WPA
3 WPA2
4 WPA/WPA2
2.3.1.13. AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult" Get Wi-Fi Scanning Hotspot Information Result
This command gets Wi-Fi scanning hotspot information result.
AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult" Get Wi-Fi Scanning Hotspot Information Result

AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult" …
+QWIFICFG: "scan",<MAC>,<SSID>,<signal>,<auth>
…
OK
Characteristics /
Parameter
<MAC> String type. Hotspot MAC address.
<SSID> String type. Hotspot SSID.
<signal> Integer type. Hotspot signal quality. Range: -95 to -1. The smaller the value, the
poorer the signal quality.
2 WPA
3 WPA2
4 WPA/WPA2
2.3.1.14. AT+QWIFICFG="stastatus" Get Connection Information of STA Mode
This command gets connection information of STA mode.
AT+QWIFICFG="stastatus" Get Connection Information of STA Mode

AT+QWIFICFG="stastatus" +QWIFICFG: "stastatus",<state>,<SSID>,<MAC>,<chann
el>,<signal>
OK

ERROR
Characteristics /
Parameter
<state> Integer type. STA mode connection status. Range: 0–1. When it is 0, <SSID>,
<MAC>, <channel> and <signal> should be omitted.
0 Disconnected
1 Connected
<SSID> String type. Access hotspot SSID.
<MAC> String type. Access hotspot MAC address.
<channel> Integer type. Access hotspot channel.
36/40/44/48/52/56/60/64/100/104/108/112/116/120/124/128/132/136/140/144/149/
153/157/161/165/170/171/172/173/174/175/176/177/178/179/180/181/182/183/184
5 GHz channel
<signal> Integer type. Access hotspot signal quality. Range: -95 to -1. The smaller the value,
the poorer the signal quality.
2.3.1.15. AT+QWIFICFG="speedlimit" Control Wi-Fi Downlink Speed
AT+QWIFICFG="speedlimit" Control Wi-Fi Downlink Speed

AT+QWIFICFG="speedlimit"[,<speed If the optional parameter is omitted, query the current
_value>] configuration:
+QWIFICFG: "speedlimit",<speed_value>
OK
If the optional parameter is specified, configure Wi-Fi

downlink speed:
OK

ERROR
Characteristics
The configurations are not saved.
Parameter
<speed_value> Integer type. Wi-Fi downlink speed. Range: 0–100. Unit: Mbps.
2.3.1.16. AT+QWIFICFG="datarate" Check Wi-Fi Data Rate
AT+QWIFICFG="datarate" Check Wi-Fi Data Rate

AT+QWIFICFG="datarate",<mode>[ +QWIFICFG:"datarate",RxRate <datarate>,TxRate <datara
,<index>] te>
OK

ERROR
Maximum Response Time 30S
Characteristics /
Parameter
<mode> String type. Work mode of Wi-Fi.
"AP"
"STA"
<index> Integer type. Index of Wi-Fi in different work modes. This parameter must be specified
if <work_mode>=3 in AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" and <mode>=AP.
0 AP0
1 AP1
<datarate> String type. Wi-Fi data rate.
2.3.1.17. AT+QWIFICFG="traffictransf" Check Wi-Fi Traffic
This command checks the received and transmitted traffic of Wi-Fi.
AT+QWIFICFG="traffictransf" Check Wi-Fi Traffic

AT+QWIFICFG="traffictransf",<mode +QWIFICFG:"traffictransf",Rx:<rx-traffic>,Tx:<tx-traffic>
>[,<index>]
OK

ERROR
Characteristics /
Parameter
<mode> String type. Work mode.
"AP"
"STA"
<index> Integer type. Index of Wi-Fi in different work modes. This parameter must be
specified if <work_mode>=3 in AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" and <mode>=AP.
0 AP0
1 AP1
<rx-traffic> Integer type. Received traffic. Unit: byte.
<tx-traffic> Integer type. Transmitted traffic. Unit: byte.
2.3.2. AT+QWIFI Enable/Disable Wi-Fi Function
This command enables or disables Wi-Fi function.
AT+QWIFI Enable/Disable Wi-Fi Function

AT+QWIFI=? +QWIFI: (list of supported <value>s)
OK
Read Command Response
AT+QWIFI? +QWIFI: <value>
OK
AT+QWIFI=<value> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<value> Integer type. Enable or disable Wi-Fi function.

0 Disable Wi-Fi function
1 Enable Wi-Fi function
Example
AT+QWIFI?
+QWIFI: 0 //Wi-Fi function is currently disabled.
OK
AT+QWIFI=1 //Enable Wi-Fi function.
OK
2.3.3. AT+QWSSIDHEX Set SSID Encoding
This command sets the SSID encoding.
AT+QWSSIDHEX Set SSID Encoding

AT+QWSSIDHEX=? +QWSSIDHEX: (list of supported <encode>s)
OK
AT+QWSSIDHEX? +QWSSIDHEX: <encode>
OK
AT+QWSSIDHEX=<encode> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<encode> Integer type. Set the <SSID> of AT+QWSSID to be in HEX format or string format.
<SSID> is saved separately. See AT+QWSSID in Chapter 2.3.4.
0 <SSID> of AT+QWSSID is a string
1 <SSID> of AT+QWSSID is a HEX number
Example
AT+QWSSIDHEX?
+QWSSIDHEX: 0 //The SSID is in string format.
OK
AT+QWSSID?
+QWSSID: QSoftAP //The SSID is QSoftAP.
OK
AT+QWSSIDHEX=1 //Set SSID to be in HEX format.
OK
AT+QWSSID?
+QWSSID: 5175656374656c2d57494649 //The SSID is Quectel-WIFI in ASCII encoding.
OK
2.3.4. AT+QWSSID Set SSID
This command sets Wi-Fi SSID.
AT+QWSSID Set SSID

AT+QWSSID=? +QWSSID: <SSID>
OK
AT+QWSSID? +QWSSID: <SSID>
OK
AT+QWSSID=<SSID> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<SSID> When AT+QWSSIDHEX=0:

String type. A series of ASCII characters not larger than 32 bytes. Default value: QSoftAP.
When AT+QWSSIDHEX=1:
String type. HEX digits. The length of raw data is no more than 32 bytes after coding (in
GBK, UTF-8, etc.). It is mainly used to set SSID in Chinese.
Example
AT+QWSSIDHEX?
+QWSSIDHEX: 0
OK
AT+QWSSID?
+QWSSID: QSoftAP //The SSID is QSoftAP.
OK
AT+QWSSID=EC25_WIFI //Set new SSID to EC25_WIFI.
OK
2.3.5. AT+QWBCAST Enable/Disable Broadcast
This command enables or disables the broadcast.
AT+QWBCAST Enable/Disable Broadcast

AT+QWBCAST=? +QWBCAST: (list of supported <broadcast>s)
OK
AT+QWBCAST? +QWBCAST: <broadcast>
OK
AT+QWBCAST=<broadcast> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<broadcast> Integer type. Enable or disable broadcast.

0 Disable broadcast
1 Enable broadcast
Example
AT+QWBCAST?
+QWBCAST: 1 //The broadcast is enabled.
OK
AT+QWBCAST=0 //The broadcast is disabled.
OK
2.3.6. AT+QWAUTH Set Network Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and
Password
This command sets network authentication type, encryption mode, and password.
AT+QWAUTH Set Network Authentication Type, Encryption Mode and Password

AT+QWAUTH=? +QWAUTH: (list of supported <auth>s)
OK
AT+QWAUTH? +QWAUTH: <auth>[,<encrypt>,<password>]
OK
AT+QWAUTH=<auth>,<encrypt>[,<pa OK
ssword>]
ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter

1 Open
3 WPA
4 WPA2
5 WPA/WPA2
<encrypt> Integer type. Encryption mode.
0 No encryption
2 TKIP
3 AES
4 TKIP-AES
<password> String type. Password string.
NOTE
The default network authorization mode is WPA2, encryption mode is AES, and password is
1234567890. The setting of these parameters should comply with the following criteria:
1. If <auth> is 1, <encrypt> must be 0.
2. If <auth> ≥ 3, <encrypt> must ≥ 2.
3. If <encrypt> = 0, <password> is null.
4. If <encrypt> ≥ 2, <password> needs 8–63 ASCII characters or 8 to 64-byte HEX number, and ""
needs to be added to ASCII characters.
Example
AT+QWAUTH?
+QWAUTH: 4,3,"1234567890"
OK
AT+QWAUTH=1,0 //Set authorization type as open and encryption mode as null.
OK
AT+QWAUTH=5,4,"12345678" //Set authorization type to WPA/WPA2 and encryption, mode to
TIKP-AES, and password to 12345678.
OK
2.3.7. AT+QWMOCH Set Frequency Mode and Channel of 802.11 Network
This command sets the frequency mode and channel of 802.11 network.
AT+QWMOCH Set Frequency Mode and Channel of 802.11 Network

AT+QWMOCH=? +QWMOCH: (range of supported <mode>s),(list of
supported <channel>s)
OK
AT+QWMOCH? +QWMOCH: <mode>,<channel>
OK
AT+QWMOCH=<mode>,<channel> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<mode> Integer type. 802.11 network frequency mode.

1 a/n 5 GHz HT20 mode
2 b 2.4 GHz mode
3 b/g 2.4 GHz mode
4 b/g/n 2.4 GHz mode
5 b/g/n 5 GHz HT40 mode
7 a 5 GHz mode
8 g 2.4 GHz mode
10 ac 5 GHz VHT40 mode
11 ac 5 GHz VHT80 mode
12 n 2.4 GHz HT20 mode
13 n 2.4 GHz HT40 mode
14 n 5 GHz HT20 mode
15 n 5 GHz HT40 mode
<channel> Integer type. 802.11 network channel.
36/40/44/48/52/56/60/64/100/104/108/112/116/120/124/128/132/136/140/144/149/153/157
/161/165/170/171/172/173/174/175/176/177/178/179/180/181/182/183/184
5 GHz channel
NOTE
<mode> and <channel> should meet the following requirements:

1. If <mode> is 1/6/7/9/10/11/14/15, <channel> must be set to 0 or 36/40/44/48/52/56/60/64/
100/104/108/112/116/120/124/128/132/136/140/144/149/153/157/161/165/170/171/172/173/174/
175/176/177/178/179/180/181/182/183/184, and the client device must support 5 GHz mode.
2. If <mode> is 2/3/4/5/8/12/13, <channel> must be set to 0–13.
Example
AT+QWMOCH?
+QWMOCH: 4,0 //Current frequency mode is 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n, and the channel is
automatically selected.
OK
AT+QWMOCH=3,1 //Set frequency mode as 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g and network channel to
channel 1.
OK
2.3.8. AT+QWISO Enable/Disable Isolation Among Clients Connected to AP
This command enables or disables isolation among clients connected to AP.
AT+QWISO Enable/Disable Isolation Among Clients Connected to AP

AT+QWISO=? +QWISO: (list of supported <isolation>s)
OK
AT+QWISO? +QWISO: <isolation>
OK
AT+QWISO=<isolation> OK

ERROR
Characteristics
Parameter
<isolation> Integer type. Enable or disable isolation among clients connected to AP.
0 Disable isolation
1 Enable isolation
Example
AT+QWISO?
+QWISO: 1 //Currently isolation is enabled.
OK
AT+QWISO=0 //Disable isolation.
OK
2.3.9. AT+QWCLICNT Query Number of Wi-Fi Clients
This command queries the number of Wi-Fi clients connected to AP.
AT+QWCLICNT Query Number of Wi-Fi Clients

AT+QWCLICNT? +QWCLICNT: <count>
OK
Characteristics /
Parameter
<count> Integer type. Number of clients connected to AP. Default value: 16. Range: 1–16.
Example
AT+QWCLICNT?
+QWCLICNT: 16 //Currently, 16 clients are connected to AP.
OK
2.3.10. AT+QWRSTD Restore Default Settings
This command restores Wi-Fi to default settings.
AT+QWRSTD Restore Default Settings

Execution Command Response
AT+QWRSTD OK
Characteristics
Example
AT+QWRSTD //Restore Wi-Fi to default settings.
OK
2.3.11. AT+QWIFICON Check Whether a TE device accesses the Internet in Wi-Fi AP
mode
This command checks whether a TE device accesses the Internet in Wi-Fi AP mode.
AT+QWIFICON Check Whether a TE device accesses the Internet in Wi-Fi AP mode

Execution Command Response
AT+QWIFICON +QWIFICON: "status",<status>
OK
Maximum Response Time 3s
Characteristics The command takes effect immediately.
Parameter
<status> Integer type.

Indicate whether a TE device accesses the Internet in Wi-Fi AP mode.
0 Disconnected
1 Connected
2 Signal unavailable
Example
AT+QWIFICON
+QWIFICON: "status",0
OK
NOTE
The command only supports the network situation when Wi-Fi is in AP mode.
2.3.12. AT+QCFG="sdio_clk" Set WLAN SDIO Clock
This command sets WLAN SDIO clock.
AT+QCFG="sdio_clk" Set WLAN SDIO Clock

AT+QCFG="sdio_clk" +QCFG: "sdio_clk",<encode>
OK
AT+QCFG="sdio_clk",<encode> OK

ERROR
This command takes effect after the module is rebooted.
Characteristics
Parameter
<encode> Integer type. WLAN SDIO clock type.

0 50 MHz
1 100 MHz
2 200 MHz
3 20 MHz
4 25 MHz
Example
AT+QCFG="sdio_clk"
+QCFG="sdio_clk",0 //The WLAN SDIO clock is 50 MHz.
OK
AT+QCFG="sdio_clk",2 //Set WLAN SDIO clock as 200 MHz.
OK
3 Description of URCs
3.1. +QWIFIND URC of Client Connection Status
After Wi-Fi is enabled (AT+QWIFI=1), the URC will be reported to indicate if a client is connected or
disconnected to AP and the MAC address of the client.
+QWIFIND URC of Client Connection Status

Indicate the client connection/disconnection status and MAC
+QWIFIND: <connect>,<MAC>
address of the client.
Parameter
<connect> Integer type. Client connection/disconnection status.

0 Client is disconnected to AP
1 Client is connected to AP
<MAC> String type. MAC address of the client. Format: HEX number, such as
"0A:0B:0C:0D:0E:0F".
Example
+QWIFIND: 1,"0A:0B:0C:0D:0E:0F" //The client is connected to AP and the MAC address is
“0A:0B:0C:0D:0E:0F”.
+QWIFIND: 0,"0A:0B:0C:0D:0E:0F" //The client is disconnected to AP and the MAC address is

“0A:0B:0C:0D:0E:0F”.
3.2. +QWIFICFG="stastatus" URC of STA Connection Status
After Wi-Fi is enabled (AT+QWIFI=1), when a client in STA mode is connected or disconnected to AP, a
URC will be reported to indicate the status and AP information automatically.
+QWIFICFG="stastatus" URC of STA Connection Status

+QWIFICFG:"stastatus",<state>[,<SSI When the Wi-Fi STA mode connection status is changed, this
D>] URC will be reported.
Parameter
<state> Integer type. STA mode connection status.

0 Disconnected
1 Connected
<SSID> String type. Access hotspot SSID. When <state>=0, <SSID> should be omitted.
3.3. +QWIFCFG="scandone" URC of Finishing STA Scanning
After executing AT+QWIFICFG="scan",1, a URC will be reported when Wi-Fi STA scanning is finished.
+QWIFCFG="scandone" URC of Finishing STA Scan

When the Wi-Fi STA scanning is finished, this URC will be
+QWIFICFG: "scandone",<state>
reported.
Parameter
<state> Integer type. Scanning status.

1 Scanning finished
4 Examples
4.1. Single AP Mode
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode",0 //Set work mode to single AP (AP0).

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",0,"AP-MODE-TEST" //Set the SSID of AP0 to AP-MODE-TEST.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="channel",0,5 //Set the channel of AP0 to 5.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="mode",0,4 //Set the frequency mode of AP0 to 802.11b/g/n.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="auth",0,3,2,"1234567890" //Set the authentication type of AP0 to WPA2 personal
authentication, encryption mode to TKIP and AES,
and password to "1234567890".
OK
OK
4.2. Single STA Mode
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode",1 //Set work mode to single STA.

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",2,QSoftAP //Set the SSID of STA to QSoftAP.

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="auth",2,0 //Set the authentication type of STA to open system

authentication.
OK
OK
4.3. AP0 + AP1 Mode
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode",3 //Set work mode to AP0 + AP1.

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",0,QSoftAP-2.4G //Set SSID of AP0 to QSoftAP-2.4 GHz.

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",1,QSoftAP-5G //Set SSID of AP1 to QSoftAP-5 GHz.

OK

OK
4.4. AP + STA Mode
AT+QWIFICFG="workmode",2 //Set work mode to AP + STA mode.

OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",0,"AP-MODE-TEST" //Set SSID of AP0 to AP-MODE-TEST.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="ssid",2,QSoftAP //Set SSID of STA to QSoftAP.
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="auth",2,4,2,"1234567890" //Set authentication type of STA to WPA/WPA2
personal authentication, encryption mode to TKIP and
AES, and password to "1234567890".
OK
OK
4.5. Scan Hotspots Nearby
AT +QWIFICFG="workmode",1 //Set work mode to single STA.

OK
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="scan",0 //Set Wi-Fi to scan and return hotspot information
synchronously.
+QWIFICFG: "scan","01:02:03:04:05:06","Quectel_WiFi_Test",-34,4
//Return MAC address, SSID, signal, authentication type of the
hotspot nearby.
….
OK
AT+QWIFICFG="scan",1 //Set Wi-Fi to scan and return hotspot information asynchronously.
OK
+QWIFICFG: "scandone",1 //If STA is scanned, the URC will be reported.
AT+QWIFICFG="scanresult" //Get nearby hotspots information.
+QWIFICFG: "scan","01:02:03:04:05:06","Quectel_WiFi_Test",-34,4
//Return MAC address, SSID, signal, and authentication
type of the hotspot nearby.
….
OK
5 Appendix References
Table 3: Related Documents
Document Name
[1] Quectel_FC20_Series_Hardware_Design
[2] Quectel_FC21_Hardware_Design
Table 4: Terms and Abbreviations
Abbreviation Description
AES Advanced Encryption Standard
AP Access Point
ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange
GBK Chinese Internal Code Specification
GNSS Global Navigation Satellite System
HEX Hexadecimal
IoT Internet of Things
IP Internet Protocol
IPv4 Internet Protocol Version 4
IPv6 Internet Protocol Version 6
LTE Long Term Evolution
MAC Media Access Control
MCU Microcontroller Unit
NMEA National Marine Electronics Association
SDIO Secure Digital Input Output
SSID Service Set Identifier
STA Station
TKIP Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
UART Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
UDP User Datagram Protocol
URC Unsolicited Result Code
USB Universal Serial Bus
UTF Unicode Transformation Format
WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
WPA Wi-Fi Protected Access
WWAN Wireless Wide Area Network

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Version Date Author Description

1.4 2023-06-26 Harry GONG Added AT+QCFG=“sdio_clk” (Chapter 2.3.12).

About the Document .................................................................................................................................. 3

1 4G + Wi-Fi Solution ............................................................................................................................. 8

2 Description of Wi-Fi AT Commands ............................................................................................... 11

2.3.8. AT+QWISO Enable/Disable Isolation Among Clients Connected to AP .................... 34

3 Description of URCs ......................................................................................................................... 38

5 Appendix References ....................................................................................................................... 43

Table 1: Applicable Modules......................................................................................................................... 8

Figure 1: Software Workflow of 4G + Wi-Fi One-stop Solution ................................................................... 9

This document applies to the following Quectel LTE Standard modules.

Table 1: Applicable Modules

Module Family Module

EC2x EC21 Series

Figure 1: Software Workflow of 4G + Wi-Fi One-stop Solution

1.2. Features of FC20 Series/FC21

1.3. Wi-Fi Solution Architecture

MAIN_ANT GNSS_ANT DIV_ANT

Figure 2: Wi-Fi Solution Architecture

1.4. Matters Requiring Attention

⚫ Use AT+QLWWANCID to set the default PDP context for dialing.

2 Description of Wi-Fi AT Commands

2.1. AT Command Introduction

⚫ <CR> Carriage return character.

2.1.2. AT Command Syntax

Table 2: Types of AT Commands

Command Type Syntax Description

Test the existence of the corresponding

Write Command AT+<cmd>=<p1>[,<p2>[,<p3>[...]]] Set user-definable parameter value.

Return a specific information parameter or

2.2. Declaration of AT Command Examples

2.3. AT Command Details

2.3.1. AT+QWIFICFG Extended Configuration Settings

The command queries and configures various settings of Wi-Fi.

AT+QWIFICFG Extended Configuration Settings

+QWIFICFG: "speedlimit",(range of supported

2.3.1.1. AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" Set Work Mode

AT+QWIFICFG="workmode" Set Work Mode

If the optional parameter is specified, configure the Wi-Fi

If there is any error:

<work_mode> Integer type. Work mode of Wi-Fi.

2.3.1.2. AT+QWIFICFG="ssid" Set SSID

This command sets Wi-Fi SSID.

AT+QWIFICFG="ssid" Set SSID

If the optional parameter is specified, configure the Wi-Fi SSID:

If there is any error:

If the length of SSID is more than 32 bytes:

<index> Integer type. Index of Wi-Fi in different work modes.

2.3.1.3. AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide" Enable/Disable Hiding of AP SSID

This command enables or disables hiding AP SSID.

AT+QWIFICFG="ssidhide" Enable/Disable Hiding of AP SSID

If the optional parameter is specified, enable or disable the