Thread
Does ESP32-H2, as an OpenThread RCP device, support building a Thread border router based on a Linux host?
Yes. ESP32-H2 can build an OpenThread border router via a Linux host. For detailed steps, please refer to: OpenThread > Guides > Border Router > Raspberry Pi.
On the Linux host side, please run the ot-br-posix SDK; on the ESP32-H2 device side, please run the esp-idf/examples/openthread/ot_rcp example.
When configuring the OpenThread RCP device on ESP32-H2, please set the UART baud rate to 460800 bps. The configuration command is as follows:
OTBR_AGENT_OPTS="-I wpan0 -B wlan0 spinel+hdlc+uart:///dev/ttyUSB2?uart-baudrate=460800"
In addition, we also provide a solution for building a Thread border router based on the FreeRTOS system. For details, please refer to OpenThread > Guides > Border Router > FreeRTOS.
Does the ESP chip equipped with an IEEE 802.15.4 module and supporting Thread allow interaction in the form of AT-like commands?
Yes. OpenThread has released a public open-source command line interface, which can be used for networking and parameter configuration. To try a specific demo, please refer to the ot_cli example.