[nRF7002] WiFi connection using the AT command

RE: [nRF7002] WiFi connection using the AT command

dejans — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 14:34:54 GMT

Hi,

[quote user="DDYD1"]If I use an external MCU or USB to UART to input the “wifi” command to the RX of UART0, it doesn't work.[/quote]

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

RE: [nRF7002] WiFi connection using the AT command

DDYD1 — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 07:54:55 GMT

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?

RE: [nRF7002] WiFi connection using the AT command

dejans — Wed, 30 Oct 2024 10:14:57 GMT

Hi,

[quote user=""]is it possible to perform WiFi connectivity using AT commands via SPI on the STM32 chip?[/quote]

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

[quote user=""]Even if it is not AT command, I would like to know if it is possible to perform Wifi connection using command on nRF7002.[/quote]

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

Best regards,
Dejan