Linux, Android and WinCE drivers are available.
Author: invent
Which drivers do you support for the ISM4319 SIP?
How am I informed of firmware updates to the eS-WiFi module?
All customers that register the eS-WIFI evaluation kits are automatically put on distribution for all firmware releases relative to the product purchased. If you would like additional people added to the update, simply register the user in the “contact us” … Continue reading “How am I informed of firmware updates to the eS-WiFi module?”
Do you need a SLA to purchase the eS-WiFi modules?
Yes, we have a royalty free object code SLA agreement.
Can an external antenna be interfaced to eS-Wifi modules?
Yes. We supply certain modules with U.FL connectors. We use a “-U” at the end of the part number to designate those with the U.FL connector. The ISM4319-M3-L44-U and ISM43362-M3G-L44-U have U.FL connectors and our antenna, part number w24-SSMA-M has been FCC and … Continue reading “Can an external antenna be interfaced to eS-Wifi modules?”
Do you provide PPP based interface?
Not at this time.
Do you include any drivers with your eS-Wifi modules?
The es-Wifi module is based on a simple AT command set that is used to communicate with the module. You can use a low cost 8/16/32 bit microcontroller to control the eS-WiFi module.
What security protocols are supported by eS-Wifi modules?
We currently support = WEP, WPA, WPA2-PSK
What is the transmit power of your eS-Wifi modules?
The transmit power is set to a max output power level of 18 dBm. This level is compliant with the FCC and CE regulatory standards.
What is the range of your es-Wifi modules?
The range varies depending on what antenna scheme you choice. The options are PCB etch and external. The distance depends on environmental conditions, but the range is approximately 250 meters line of sight with up to 5 Mbps Wi-Fi connection … Continue reading “What is the range of your es-Wifi modules?”
How do I connect the eS-Wifi module to my host microprocessor via UART?
UART Connect TX on the Module to RX on your Microcontroller Connect RX on the Module to TX on your Microcontroller