July 26, 2018 – Page 3 – Inventek Systems

Do you support both IPV4 and IPV6 network stack?

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We support IPV4 today and will support IPV6 in the future. Contact Inventek for further details.

What input voltage is required?

3.3 Volts.

Do you support Enterprise Security in your modules?

Enterprise security is currently not supported but will be added early in 2013. Simply contact Inventek for further details.

Does your Soft Access Point run DHCP?

Yes

Do you support Wi-Fi Direct?

Modules are not officially certified as WiFi Direct, however our modules accomplish Wi-Fi Direct using a “Direct Connect” mode. In the Direct Connect mode, the SoftAP is running on the module and you establish a direct infrastructure mode connection with the … Continue reading “Do you support Wi-Fi Direct?”

What certifications do your eS-WiFi modules have?

All eS-Wifi modules have FCC, IC and CE certification.

Do you supply drivers with the eS-WiFi firmware?

Drivers are NOT required to use eS-WiFi modules. AT commands are sent over the serial interface (UART, SPI or USB).

Do eS-WiFi modules support 5 GHz?

Inventek is in development of a 5 GHz dual band solution that will fit in the exact same L44 footprint. The antenna portion of the design will need to be extended. We are expecting to release the 5 GHz in 2013.

Do the eS-WiFi modules support 802.11 n?

Yes, we support 802.11 b/g/n.

Can we integrate our custom applications on the modules internal processor?

The internal processor of the modules is not accessible to the developer. However, Inventek offers the option of integrating your code with the on-board microcomputer’s firmware. Simply contact Inventek Systems for further details.

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