
Hi Jason,
Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.
I will forward it to our development team for further investigation and will get back to you as soon as I have more information.
Best regards,
Charlie
Hi Jason,
To better understand your issue, could you please clarify the following:
These details will help us investigate further and provide more targeted assistance.
Best regards,
Charlie
Hi Charlie,
I would just like for you to confirm the scrambler seed (from the IEEE standard 802.11 clauses 16 & 15, see original image) used by the nRF700X when beaconing at the 1M rate.
Hi Jason,
According to our development team, the current scrabler seed is 0x5a
and can be fixed with the firmware update. Could you please send us the NCS version so we can provide the fix?
on the issue, the Receiver is expected to demodulate with any scrambler as per the spec
Great, I am using NCS v2.8.0.
Yes, we are looking to get it fixed on the receiver side as well.
Great, I am using NCS v2.8.0.
Yes, we are looking to get it fixed on the receiver side as well.
Hi Jason,
Raised the upstream PR and here are the details:
nrf_wifi : nrf_wifi : Update Wi-Fi FW blobs by karun2796 · Pull Request #19 · zephyrproject-rtos/nrf_wifi
Note that fixes are in bin files and will not be useful for NCS 2.8.0.
We are pareparing a patch on top 2.8.0 branch and will share with you soon.
Best regards,
Charlie
Hi Charlie,
This has resolved the issue. Thank you. I tested the 'offloaded raw tx' bin file (replaced the bin file and updated the rpu patch number in NCS 2.8.0).
Are these bin files also compatible with the wifi driver in NCS 2.9.0?
Hi, Charlie is currently OOO, so I will take over the case in the meantime.
Here are the new bin files Charlie referred to. They are for NCS 2.8.
Note that the fixes are in binaries and must be replaced in the codebase. Please overwrite the folder nrfxlib/nrf_wifi/bin/ncs
with the attached folder.
Regards,
Elfving
JasonJ said:Are these bin files also compatible with the wifi driver in NCS 2.9.0?
The ones I sent you are not, though this one is.
Regards,
Elfving