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Last updated January 21, 2012 All custom designs are considered on a case-by case manner for more information regarding custom designs please contact the Roving office directly via our contact form (sales inquiry). As an alternative solution you may want to consider reviewing our adapter or solutions pages. Read more |
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Last updated January 14, 2012 A default adhoc network is created when GPIO9 is help HIGH upon power-up. To create a custom adhoc network use the following commands: set wlan ssid <string> set wlan channel <channel> set wlan join 4 set ip address <IP address> set ip netmask <netmask> set ip local... Read more |
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Last updated January 14, 2012 The networking protocol is set to TCP by default. Enable the UDP protocol using "set ip protocol 1" command. Read more |
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Last updated January 14, 2012 The RAW value is the 64 bit hex output of the 32 Khz clock. This is the actual time from SNTP. The RTC value is the adjusted time in seconds since 1970. This is what Linux time uses. For example: #define TIME_1970... Read more |
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Last updated January 14, 2012 There are two ways to perform a factory reset on the Wi-Fi modules: Software:Go into command mode and issue the "factory R" command. This can be done over the UART interface or remotely via telnet. Hardware:GPIO9 is the factory reset/adhoc line on all the Wi-Fi products. To perform a factory reset, hold GPIO9 HIGH upon power-up,... Read more |