WiFi Shield V2.1 For Arduino (SKU:TEL0047)
Hector 2012-07-19 21:48:37 49059 Views59 Replies This is the official Wifi Shield V2.1 forum topic.
Please post all questions, and discussions related to the wifi shield here.
A new wiki with has been created for the wifi shield.
[url=http://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=WiFi_Shield_V2.1_For_Arduino_(SKU:TEL0047)]Wifi shield Wiki[/url]
Please post all questions, and discussions related to the wifi shield here.
A new wiki with has been created for the wifi shield.
[url=http://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=WiFi_Shield_V2.1_For_Arduino_(SKU:TEL0047)]Wifi shield Wiki[/url]
2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:58:11 I managed to find a pdf how to do it, it all appeared to run fine, however I still seem to have the version 1.1.0.0 on, even though the original software I downloaded said it included the 1.1.0.5 version?
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run. Shaungvw
What I have figured with the WizSmartConfig program, is since it gives AT command errors, etc., start the scrip, then stop it, then start it again, and it seems to run. However I have to do it for every script it tries to run.
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-22 05:15:48 I see I have firmware 1.1.0.0.
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that? Shaungvw
I'm wanting to update it to 1.1.0.5, how do I do that?
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:56:55 Also, for those who are trying to get USB/Serial access to the shield again once set up, I have had no joy with holding the reset key for 10 seconds, then cycling the power, also not by pressing the GIO10 key twice.
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere. Shaungvw
Up until now, I had to follow the trick of running the wizard
However, if it is set back to USB on the jumpers, open Putty/serial connection as normal (115200 baud rate), and then press +++ in quick succession.
It should then give you access to reconfigure. Saw it in the manual somewhere.
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:49:20 Hi Hector
Thank you for the assistance, I really appreciate it.
I am using the CISCO WAP610N as the AP. I can't actually figure out if it is a range extender, or router (but going for the router option, feel free to correct me). We don't use it to assign IP's though, we run the Wondows 2003 SBS/DHCP for this. However, I manually set the IP for the card, one that is not used by any other device.
We only use it to give wireless capabilities to some of our laptops.
I set up the board as per the tutorial "DFRobot WiFi Shield V2.1" by Frikkie Du Toit (Using AT commands/Putty)
The only difference, I didn't use AT+WWPA, I used AT+WPAPSK=SSID,password since I am using WPA2 Personal security on the AP. Also, as per the tutuorial, I set it up as a TCP server, not UDP server.
With regard to the DNS, I had to manually configure it (AT+DNSSET), I did try DHCP initially, however, because it can't be seen from a device further than the AP, I am thinking that is why it never gets assigned the settings (and hence again why I did it manually).
Here is my active profile: (I overwrote some values, hope it still makes sense)
AT&V
ACTIVE PROFILE
C1 &Y0 E1 V1 B=115200,8,N,1 &K0 &R0
+NDHCP=0 +NSET=193.1.1.65,255.255.255.0,193.1.1.2
+DNS1=193.1.1.1, +DNS2=0.0.0.0
+WM=0 +WAUTO=0,"P####N",,
+WRETRY=5 +WP=0 +WRXPS=0 +WRXACTIVE=1
+NAUTO=1,1,0.0.0.0,4000
+WAUTH=0 +WWPA="p######t"+PSK-valid=1 +SSID=P####N
+WWEP1=0000000000 +WWEP2= +WWEP3= +WWEP4=
+WEAPCONF=13,26,,
S0=01000 S1=00500 S2=00500 S3=00003 S4=00010 S5=00150
+BDATA=0 +WSEC=0
+XEB=0 +XDUM=1 +XEHT=2,1,0,3 +XAIRCMDPORT=5001
+XDO=0,0,0 +XAR=0 +XUAP=0 +XPSO=0,0
Any ideas? Shaungvw
Thank you for the assistance, I really appreciate it.
I am using the CISCO WAP610N as the AP. I can't actually figure out if it is a range extender, or router (but going for the router option, feel free to correct me). We don't use it to assign IP's though, we run the Wondows 2003 SBS/DHCP for this. However, I manually set the IP for the card, one that is not used by any other device.
We only use it to give wireless capabilities to some of our laptops.
I set up the board as per the tutorial "DFRobot WiFi Shield V2.1" by Frikkie Du Toit (Using AT commands/Putty)
The only difference, I didn't use AT+WWPA, I used AT+WPAPSK=SSID,password since I am using WPA2 Personal security on the AP. Also, as per the tutuorial, I set it up as a TCP server, not UDP server.
With regard to the DNS, I had to manually configure it (AT+DNSSET), I did try DHCP initially, however, because it can't be seen from a device further than the AP, I am thinking that is why it never gets assigned the settings (and hence again why I did it manually).
Here is my active profile: (I overwrote some values, hope it still makes sense)
AT&V
ACTIVE PROFILE
C1 &Y0 E1 V1 B=115200,8,N,1 &K0 &R0
+NDHCP=0 +NSET=193.1.1.65,255.255.255.0,193.1.1.2
+DNS1=193.1.1.1, +DNS2=0.0.0.0
+WM=0 +WAUTO=0,"P####N",,
+WRETRY=5 +WP=0 +WRXPS=0 +WRXACTIVE=1
+NAUTO=1,1,0.0.0.0,4000
+WAUTH=0 +WWPA="p######t"+PSK-valid=1 +SSID=P####N
+WWEP1=0000000000 +WWEP2= +WWEP3= +WWEP4=
+WEAPCONF=13,26,,
S0=01000 S1=00500 S2=00500 S3=00003 S4=00010 S5=00150
+BDATA=0 +WSEC=0
+XEB=0 +XDUM=1 +XEHT=2,1,0,3 +XAIRCMDPORT=5001
+XDO=0,0,0 +XAR=0 +XUAP=0 +XPSO=0,0
Any ideas?
Shaungvw 2012-08-21 21:49:20 Hi Hector
Thank you for the assistance, I really appreciate it.
I am using the CISCO WAP610N as the AP. I can't actually figure out if it is a range extender, or router (but going for the router option, feel free to correct me). We don't use it to assign IP's though, we run the Wondows 2003 SBS/DHCP for this. However, I manually set the IP for the card, one that is not used by any other device.
We only use it to give wireless capabilities to some of our laptops.
I set up the board as per the tutorial "DFRobot WiFi Shield V2.1" by Frikkie Du Toit (Using AT commands/Putty)
The only difference, I didn't use AT+WWPA, I used AT+WPAPSK=SSID,password since I am using WPA2 Personal security on the AP. Also, as per the tutuorial, I set it up as a TCP server, not UDP server.
With regard to the DNS, I had to manually configure it (AT+DNSSET), I did try DHCP initially, however, because it can't be seen from a device further than the AP, I am thinking that is why it never gets assigned the settings (and hence again why I did it manually).
Here is my active profile: (I overwrote some values, hope it still makes sense)
AT&V
ACTIVE PROFILE
C1 &Y0 E1 V1 B=115200,8,N,1 &K0 &R0
+NDHCP=0 +NSET=193.1.1.65,255.255.255.0,193.1.1.2
+DNS1=193.1.1.1, +DNS2=0.0.0.0
+WM=0 +WAUTO=0,"P####N",,
+WRETRY=5 +WP=0 +WRXPS=0 +WRXACTIVE=1
+NAUTO=1,1,0.0.0.0,4000
+WAUTH=0 +WWPA="p######t"+PSK-valid=1 +SSID=P####N
+WWEP1=0000000000 +WWEP2= +WWEP3= +WWEP4=
+WEAPCONF=13,26,,
S0=01000 S1=00500 S2=00500 S3=00003 S4=00010 S5=00150
+BDATA=0 +WSEC=0
+XEB=0 +XDUM=1 +XEHT=2,1,0,3 +XAIRCMDPORT=5001
+XDO=0,0,0 +XAR=0 +XUAP=0 +XPSO=0,0
Any ideas? Shaungvw
Thank you for the assistance, I really appreciate it.
I am using the CISCO WAP610N as the AP. I can't actually figure out if it is a range extender, or router (but going for the router option, feel free to correct me). We don't use it to assign IP's though, we run the Wondows 2003 SBS/DHCP for this. However, I manually set the IP for the card, one that is not used by any other device.
We only use it to give wireless capabilities to some of our laptops.
I set up the board as per the tutorial "DFRobot WiFi Shield V2.1" by Frikkie Du Toit (Using AT commands/Putty)
The only difference, I didn't use AT+WWPA, I used AT+WPAPSK=SSID,password since I am using WPA2 Personal security on the AP. Also, as per the tutuorial, I set it up as a TCP server, not UDP server.
With regard to the DNS, I had to manually configure it (AT+DNSSET), I did try DHCP initially, however, because it can't be seen from a device further than the AP, I am thinking that is why it never gets assigned the settings (and hence again why I did it manually).
Here is my active profile: (I overwrote some values, hope it still makes sense)
AT&V
ACTIVE PROFILE
C1 &Y0 E1 V1 B=115200,8,N,1 &K0 &R0
+NDHCP=0 +NSET=193.1.1.65,255.255.255.0,193.1.1.2
+DNS1=193.1.1.1, +DNS2=0.0.0.0
+WM=0 +WAUTO=0,"P####N",,
+WRETRY=5 +WP=0 +WRXPS=0 +WRXACTIVE=1
+NAUTO=1,1,0.0.0.0,4000
+WAUTH=0 +WWPA="p######t"+PSK-valid=1 +SSID=P####N
+WWEP1=0000000000 +WWEP2= +WWEP3= +WWEP4=
+WEAPCONF=13,26,,
S0=01000 S1=00500 S2=00500 S3=00003 S4=00010 S5=00150
+BDATA=0 +WSEC=0
+XEB=0 +XDUM=1 +XEHT=2,1,0,3 +XAIRCMDPORT=5001
+XDO=0,0,0 +XAR=0 +XUAP=0 +XPSO=0,0
Any ideas?
Shaungvw 