The CDN message detailed
here
is parsed by an AVR micro controller and passed on to the ESP8266
module over UART. The ESP8266 then hands it over to an MQTT broker by
publishing it as the topic /clipdev. The message payload would
be string like this:
<error status>,<month>,<day>,<hour>,<minute>,<calling line number>
This message originates from the firmware running on the AVR micro controller.
The source code for the ESP8266 SoC is in the esp8266 directory and that
for the AVR (ATTiny84) microcontroller that interfaces with the FSK chip is in avr_ht9032.
This was made for the device described in https://github.com/aniline/wifi_pstn_cid .
Setup the variables as required by https://github.com/esp8266/source-code-examples . This includes stuff like:
XTENSA_TOOLS_ROOT=/opt/Espressif/crosstool-NG/builds/xtensa-lx106-elf/bin
SDK_BASE=/opt/Espressif/ESP8266_SDK
FW_TOOL=${XTENSA_TOOLS_ROOT}/esptool.py
ESPTOOL=${XTENSA_TOOLS_ROOT}/esptool.py
ESPPORT=/dev/ttyUSB0
Build checkdirs because the Makefile symlinks some .c files from SDK in the first step.
$ make checkdirs
$ make
Flash using. Pass ESPPORT=<ESP serial port> if it changed from the time you set the environment.
$ make flash
This version has not been tested with the SDK 1.5.
If you have AVR GCC suite just a make should build the .hex file. The provided makefile uses avrdude to flash and programmer is set to usbasp.
It uses the tuanpmt's library and configuration mechanism. It loads
the settings in user_config.h to flash if the magic number CFG_HOLDER is different from whats
in the flash. So when you update configuration change CFG_HOLDER to re-save the values to flash.