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I have an Type1GC -Eval RevB. Its powered up and connected via UART0 and UART 1.
I can run the snip.scan app which shows all the available wi-fi in the area, but I cannot see the Eval Board from any local routers.
Is there a way to send an AT commands, via UART, to check for MAC address?
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Hi @IVPB :
Are you using the WICED SDK to develop?
snip.scan app is only scan WiFi AP and show the results via UART log.
WICED don't support AT command to config WiFi., so if you want to get the MAC address, you should call API(wwd_result_t wwd_wifi_get_mac_address( wiced_mac_t* mac, wwd_interface_t interface )) to print it.
Best Regards,
Colin
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Hi @IVPB :
Are you using the WICED SDK to develop?
snip.scan app is only scan WiFi AP and show the results via UART log.
WICED don't support AT command to config WiFi., so if you want to get the MAC address, you should call API(wwd_result_t wwd_wifi_get_mac_address( wiced_mac_t* mac, wwd_interface_t interface )) to print it.
Best Regards,
Colin
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Colin,
Thank you for your reply.
I am using the "Type1GC/1PS Application Note RF Test" guide to send commands via wl43909B0.exe.
How can I confirm the command were successfully sent and configured as desired?
do you have any sample apps available that I can use to query that information from the Eval Board/1GC?
IVPB
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Hi @IVPB :
You can send below command via wl tool:
To get the MAC address of the WICED module:
>wl –-serial 99 cur_etheraddr
Detail wl command you can refer to attached document.
Best Regards,
Colin