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Hi everybody!

I have a question about the uart reception buffer.

I want to know how to free the uart buffer?

Currently to do that I only read all values on the buffer but actually I'm not sure if the buffer is clean.

Thanks for the help

There isn't mfg_image.mk in sdk 3.1.1 root directory.

I would like to test FactoryImage and OTA

Let me know how to test?

snip.scan-BCM9WCDUSI09-debug SFLASH=app-dct-download download run

log>

Resetting target

Target running

Build complete

Building Serial Flash Image

make.exe[1]: tools/makefiles/mfg_image.mk: No such file or directory

make.exe[1]: *** No rule to make target 'tools/makefiles/mfg_image.mk'.  Stop.

Makefile:197: recipe for target 'sflash_image' failed

make: *** [sflash_image] Error 2

Hi, we are working to integrate WICED module with an separate application MCU.

We went throught the SDK 3.1.1 tools, drivers, but have not found a likely sample code starting point.

Can someone help guide us to figure out:

a. a suitable serial IO channel on WICED module

b. some starting point for the application MCU interfacing software.   I imagine WICED would respond to

commands to control the WiFi, setup and tear down data connections, etc.  So there would need

to be a physical channel (UART, SPI) and a command stack for the application MCU to

manage the interface.  A little like modem AT commands I suppose.

In concept we are shooting for this, essential a CAT5 wire replacement:

Current wired network:

Application

MCU with MAC

    |----------------  PHY ----- 100BT ------------ LAN/WAN

Wire replacement using WICED:

Application                      WICED

MCU                               module --V    LAN/WAN

   |<--------- serial channel ----->|

The serial channel could be UART or preferably SPI

The MCU is a Cortex M4 class processor

Hello,

Currently I have my board configured as client and running a TCP server on there using wiced_tcp_create_socket. With this function I have to pass the interface and currently passing WICED_STA_INTERFACE which works good.

However I am running in apsta mode so it is a client and access point at the same time. Now I want to give my AP access to the socket as well. What is the best approach to do this, because I can only pass one interface to the wiced_tcp_create_socket.

Is there a way to forward traffic on the same port or create a socket for all interfaces?

I have a murata SN8200 which only support wiced 2.4.1.

Cheers,

Gerard

I am trying to serve some files from the HTTP server. Files greater than 32K appear to be truncated.

I have checked the build map and see that the full size binary data is being linked correctly.

When I pull the file using a browser the contents is limited to the first 32K

Are you aware of this limitation?

Is there a fix available / coming.

Any suggested work around

Thanks

Greg

Greetings!

I want to use the WICED WiFi system to 'pass thru' all TCP packets from an incoming WiFi connection (WICED SoftAP server) to an outgoing WiFi client connection.  I don't want to 'listen' to all possible ports.  What's the easiest way to do this?

Cheers, Robert