Wi-Fi Combo Forum Discussions
Hello,
We are using Laird Sterling LWB and Sterling LWB5 modules based on CY4343W and CY43353 chipsets respectively.
Regarding Wake On WLAN, we'd like to understand whether latest brcmfmac driver and firmware support this feature, assuming that WL_HOST_WAKE is connected.
Regarding Wake On BT, both chipsets support host wake-up via BT_HOST_WAKE line and via RTS/CTS UART lines, assuming BT UART is defined as wake-up source. We'd like to understand which options are supported by latest BT firmware.
Thanks a lot.
Felix.
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I was wondering about some of the best practices around using the hibernate APIs on 43907. Is it necessary to bring the network down and call wiced_deinit() (or some other combo of functions to bring down all of the resources associated with initialization) before going into hibernate state or does going into hibernate do that sortof implicitly? The example given is great, but im just looking for some extra info on integrating into a more complex application. Thanks in advance!
Show LessIn my project, the WiFi credentials will be changed in the field (by programming a configuration file via USB at installation time). I cannot find any API or example that updates the WiFi credentials for automatic re-connection.
All I can come up with is to use wiced_wifi_scan_networks(), finding the network(s) configured in the field, and connecting to a network using wwd_wifi_join_specific().
Questions:
- Is there a better way to change (or add to) the credentials read from wifi_config_dct.h?
- Is "join" sticky? I.e. will the stack re-connect to that AP if connection is lost?
- Even if the answer to #2 is "yes", it seems like the device will be stuck with a single network; losing the ability to fall back f that network goes down. Unless I build my own scan-reconnect on every disconnection.
thank you
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I am facing this problem where my code that runs okay for HTTP requests, fails when I use the HTTP_USE_TLS flag to change to HTTPS requests. I am scanning for BLE packets(using BLE observer) and sending them over HTTP. I see GKI exception - out of buffers a few moments after starting the scan and the system hangs. I tried changing the number of buffers based on the document "Application buffer pools" but that did not help. At first glance, it seems this has something to do with use of TLS with BLE. Hope you can offer some help debugging this.
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I want to test the kit(CYW954907EVAL 1F) WLAN 802.11ac @80MHz and 160MHz bandwidths.Could you please help me how to set the commands or send the batch files
Thanks&Regards,
harshini
Show LessLED4 is the power LED so I'm not sure why it is off. My SW5 is also in the middle. Again I'm using Windows 7, but here is how my device manager & KitProg2 setting are. Gordon
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I am trying to build based on platform and having a hard time finding what to check.
For now it is the BlinkLed example but we will need it later when we create the platform for our own board.
ideally I'd like to
#ifdef CYW943907AEVAL1F
#define WICED_LEDG WICED_GPIO_5
#define WICED_LEDR WICED_GPIO_16
#elif defined(Quicksilver_EVL)
#define WICED_LEDG WICED_GPIO_28
#define WICED_LEDR WICED_GPIO_29
#else
#error "must choose a platform"
#endif
but the only define I can find is in config.mk
PLATFORM := CYW943907AEVAL1F
which is almost impossible to check in a preprocessor directive.
Does anybody know a better define or way to check which platform we're building for?
Show LessThere was a post addressing the https_client snip in a previous SDK version and the response was that it was based on a depreciated library. I see in v6.2 the https_client has been removed as it was still in v6.1. Is the https_server using the depreciated library as well?
Show Lessin ota2_bootloader.c, at line 186, it tests to see if the reset was caused by a WDT. If it has then load from staging area or failsafe.
So if the application is running normally and hits an obscure infinite loop or some assert condition, on the WDT reset the bootloader will force a extraction of the failsafe app (assuming no valid image)? This seems wrong. I understand that if the OTA image is corrupt then this provides a chance of recovery but if the image is really valid, I do not want the failsafe app loading, which in my case could be a much older out of date version of the main application.
Am I correct in how I read this?
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