Open rei-vilo opened 7 years ago
Same results even using CCS and the provided example. It kooks like the new iOS / Android apps are using a new protocol.
Another possible cause, the different iOS and Android apps, actually 3 on each platform, a perfect mess.
See https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/simplelink_wifi_cc31xx_cc32xx/f/968/t/642559
So it looks like the CC3100 / CC3200 need an update for the new provisioning add-on, as per this answer from E2E forum.
Hello,
TI SimpleLink Starter (iOS) and SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® Starter (Android): this is the older appliaction used for provisioning. It supports CC3100/CC3200 provisioning but prior to the enhancement addon done for provisioning.
TI SimpleLink Starter Pro [iOS) and SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® Starter Pro (Android): this is the new provisioning application used for CC3120/CC3220 or for CC3100/CC3200 running the new provisioning addon.
SimpleLink SDK Explorer (iOS): this is made to showcase and extend functionality of SimpleLink SDK products (not related to provisioning at all).
Simplelink Starter (Android): mobile application mainly for Simplelink sensor tag platforms (mainly BLE).
Regards,
Shlomi
Updating this to the new "Provisioning add on". I am not sure if this is only a service pack upgrade or if it are API changes. The SmartConfig code in the latest CC3200 SDK (1.3.0) is still the same as it is in Energia. I am not sure if this SDK is compatible with the "SimpleLink Starter" app. Will investigate.
Once issue #19 has been patched with the suggested solution, the
SmartConfig.ino
example fails to run properly.The same example built in January 2017 runs fine. Has a regression bug been introduced since then?