[nRF7002] WiFi connection using the AT command

[DDYD1]

To people who might be interested in this ticket

I'm trying to make a WiFi connection using the nRF7002 chip. It is a custom board based on STM32 chip. My question is, is it possible to perform WiFi connectivity using AT commands via SPI on the STM32 chip?

Even if it is not AT command, I would like to know if it is possible to perform Wifi connection using command on nRF7002.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Have a good day!

[dejans]

Hi,

is it possible to perform WiFi connectivity using AT commands via SPI on the STM32 chip?

It is not possible to establish Wi-Fi connectivity using AT commands using nrf70 series.

Even if it is not AT command, I would like to know if it is possible to perform Wifi connection using command on nRF7002.

We have many Wi-Fi samples which you can look at. You can for example start with wi-fi shell sample.

Best regards,
Dejan

[DDYD1]

Thanks for your response, I'm looking through the Wifi samples to find the one that works for me.

I'm looking at one of the examples, wifi-shell. I see that the example is using the serial terminal on UART0 to send commands. 

I have a question here.  If I use an external MCU or USB to UART to input the “wifi” command to the RX of UART0, it doesn't work. I thought it would work because the input goes to UART0. Do inputs going into UART0 and inputs going into a serial terminal produce different results? 

What if I want to pass the wifi command as an external input and see the result?

[dejans]

Hi,

DDYD1 said:

If I use an external MCU or USB to UART to input the “wifi” command to the RX of UART0, it doesn't work.

Can you provide more information on how "it doesn't work"?
Can you describe steps which you took and provide a log which shows the problem?

Best regards,
Dejan