> Byron Moran wrote:
> > I am using a PIC18LF46K22 on a simple device whose goal is to (In it's
> > absolute most simple terms): Read 3 temperature sensors, store that to
> > EEPROM via I2C, and loop that as it waits until it is placed on a charg=
er.
> > It then uploads that data to a server-side application via the MRF24WBO=
MB
> > module from Microchip. This WiFi module appealed to me so much because =
it
> > has "WIFI EZCONFIG" and is supposedly easy to set up. Turns out, EZ CON=
FIG
> > is not compatible with the PIC that I am using. I have all functionalit=
y
> > written but I am completely unable to communicate with the WiFi module =
or
> > find an IP Stack to compile on it. Getting pretty desperate her and una=
ble
> > to find any sources or example code anywhere regarding these two produc=
ts.
> > Does anyone have experience with these or can suggest a place to start
> My suggestion would be to try and get it working on a pic that IS=20
> supported by
> the config tool. Then worry about porting to your final target.
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Have you tried to modify the EZConfig demo for that PIC?

You may also try to change the EEPROM to an SPI type since that is what is =
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by the stack (both for configuration and can also be used for web pages).=20
Preferably to a FLASH device then (SST 25VF016B) since it can hold much mor=
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data at roughly the same price.=20

If you have a serial port available you can also configure the WiFi through=
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WiFi console and the serial port. This doesn't require the MPFS2 module or =
HTTP=20
server so it should be considerably smaller.

Unfortunately, I think you are pretty much stuck with the microchip TCP/IP=
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stack when it comes to the MRF24WB0MB. There isn't even a decent datasheet =
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describes its internal registers.

/Ruben


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