Closed bjpirt closed 9 years ago
For reference: my finicky university wifi (which also causes problems with Raspberry Pi wifi modules) requires:
I'll confess to ignorance on much of that. Some of it may require hardware capabilities which are beyond Mirobot. In practice, we usually use it with a 4G phone as a mobile hotspot and bypass the university wifi entirely.
I'm pretty sure the WiFi module isn't going to be able to support that I'm afraid, the 4G approach is a good one. Alternatively you might just be able to get a router and plug it into a Ethernet port and then just setup a local WiFi network just for the bots.
I thought as much. No worries, though the problem with 4G dongles and phones is that network operators seem to limit them to 10 connected devices (or even fewer - with some networks it's three devices). I'll update if school wifi networks cause problems.
Plugging an access point into the wired network here results in a SWAT team of IT technicians bursting through the windows and a painfully loud voice shouting "PUT THE ROBOT DOWN AND STEP AWAY FROM THE ROUTER". I have a separate ticket raised about this.
I've just pushed an update to the UI which adds support for more advanced configuration of the WiFi
It would be good to be able to configure some of the more advanced parameters of the WiFi module, including: