Are the es-WiFi modules footprint compatible?

Yes, all the currently available eS-WiFi modules are footprint compatible. (44 pin LGA)

How do I upgrade a eS-WiFi modules firmware?

Today, we recommend that you use a JTAG connector. We are currently working on two additional methods, use of the boot loader running inside the eS-WiFi or over the air. Over the air updates will require the use of an … Continue reading “How do I upgrade a eS-WiFi modules firmware?”

How do I connect the eS-WiFi UART to my host microcontroller?

The module only require 6 wires to use the UART: TX, RX, Power, Ground and we recommend you also connect Reset and wake-up to your host.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Wi-Fi modules?

There are two ways to rest the module. 1.) To do a Soft reset type the AT command  <ZR> Or 2.) Pull the module Reset pin low

How do I enable the UDP protocol on the eS-WiFi modules?

1. Set Protocol to UDP 2. Set Local port number 3. Start UDP Comm Server EX. P1=1    Select UDP Protocol P2=5024    Set Port 5024 P5=1    Start UDP Comm Server

Does eS-WiFi UART have RS-232 Transceiver?

No, the module uses 3.3 volt logic.

Can the es-Wifi be configured as a Client, Access Point or Webserver with the AT Commands?

Yes, all of the above.

What interfaces do the eS-WiFi modules support?

You can use AT Commands over the UART, SPI or USB HID interface to send commands and send/receive data.

Is the eS-WiFi module’s SPI interface slave or master?

The eS-WiFi SPI interface is a slave.

Do the eS-WiFi L44 modules support SPI mode? What pins should I use to connect SPI?

Yes, the eS-WiFi modules support SPI. The correct pins to use for the host I/O are the ADC1-ADC4 pins. SPI_SCK=ADC2=Pin11 SPI_MISO=ADC3=Pin10 SPI_MOSI=ADC4=Pin9 SPI_NSS=ADC1=Pin12