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docs: Updated a series of AT docs
- Added AT+CWBANDMODE command - Added AT+CIPCONNPERSIST command - Updated the wifi protocol for AT+CWSTAPROTO and AT+CWAPPROTO command - Updated the wifi bandwidth for AT+CWBANDWIDTH command - Removed the length limit of AT+CIPSSLCCN and AT+CIPSSLCSNI command - Added 5g channel support for AT+CWCOUNTRY, AT+CWLAP commands - Added some notes for AT+CWAUTOCONN, AT+CWRECONNCFFG commands - Added some messages report and log output description - Added the multiple ip support on AT+CIPDOMAIN command - Added timeout parameter for AT+MQTTCONN, AT+MQTTSUB, AT+MQTTUNSUB, AT+MQTTPUB, AT+MQTTPUBRAW commands - Added tcp/ssl server passthrough support for AT+CWSAVETRANSLINK command - Fixed a few small mistakes in the docs - Closes ESPAT-2485 - Closes https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?p=151657#p151657
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‎docs/en/AT_Command_Set/Basic_AT_Commands.rst‎

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- :ref:`AT+GSLP <cmd-GSLP>`: Enter Deep-sleep mode.
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- :ref:`ATE <cmd-ATE>`: Configure AT commands echoing.
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- :ref:`AT+RESTORE <cmd-RESTORE>`: Restore factory default settings of the module.
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- :ref:`AT+SAVETRANSLINK <cmd-SAVET>`: Set whether to enter :term:`Passthrough Mode` on power-up.
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- :ref:`AT+SAVETRANSLINK <cmd-SAVET>`: Set whether to enter Network/Bluetooth :term:`Passthrough Mode` on power-up.
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- :ref:`AT+TRANSINTVL <cmd-TRANSINTVL>`: Set the data transmission interval in the :term:`Passthrough Mode`.
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- :ref:`AT+UART_CUR <cmd-UARTC>`: Current UART configuration, not saved in flash.
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- :ref:`AT+UART_DEF <cmd-UARTD>`: Default UART configuration, saved in flash.
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:ref:`AT+SAVETRANSLINK <Basic-AT>`: Set Whether to Enter Wi-Fi/Bluetooth LE :term:`Passthrough Mode` on Power-up
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:ref:`AT+SAVETRANSLINK <Basic-AT>`: Set Whether to Enter Network/Bluetooth LE :term:`Passthrough Mode` on Power-up
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.. list::
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* :ref:`savetrans-tcpssl`
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* :ref:`savetrans-tcpssl-client`
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* :ref:`savetrans-tcpssl-server`
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* :ref:`savetrans-udp`
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.. _savetrans-tcpssl:
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.. _savetrans-tcpssl-client:
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Set Whether to Enter TCP/SSL :term:`Passthrough Mode` on Power-up
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Set Whether to Enter TCP/SSL Client :term:`Passthrough Mode` on Power-up
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Set Command
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""""""""""""""
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- 0: {IDF_TARGET_NAME} will NOT enter TCP/SSL client :term:`Passthrough Mode` on power-up.
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- 1: {IDF_TARGET_NAME} will enter TCP/SSL client :term:`Passthrough Mode` on power-up.
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- This command will save the :term:`Passthrough Mode` configuration in the NVS partition. If ``<mode>`` is set to 1, {IDF_TARGET_NAME} will enter the :term:`Passthrough Mode` in the next power on. The configuration will take effect after {IDF_TARGET_NAME} reboots.
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AT+SAVETRANSLINK=1,"240e:3a1:2070:11c0:55ce:4e19:9649:b75",8080,"TCPv6"
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Set Whether to Enter TCP/SSL Server :term:`Passthrough Mode` on Power-up
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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**Command:**
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AT+SAVETRANSLINK=<mode>[,<port>][,<"type">][,<CA enable>][,<netif>]
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- **[<port>]**: The port that the server listens to. Default: 333.
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- **<"type">**: Server type: "TCP", "TCPv6", "SSL", or "SSLv6". Default: "TCP".
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- When {IDF_TARGET_NAME} works as a Wi-Fi Station, please configure the Wi-Fi connection information in advance and enable the reconnection mechanism; when it works as a SoftAP, please configure the SoftAP parameters in advance to ensure it can work normally after power-on.
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- In the TCP/SSL server passthrough mode, only a single passthrough connection is supported: once a client establishes a passthrough connection, the server will enter passthrough mode and reject subsequent passthrough connection requests.
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‎docs/en/AT_Command_Set/MQTT_AT_Commands.rst‎

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