WiFi FAQ – Page 2 – Inventek Systems

How do you save eS-WiFi parameters?

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1. Set parameter 2. Z1 Save current settings Ex. Set UART buad U2=19200 Set buad rate to 19200 Z1 Save current settings Next time the module is reset or power up the baud rate will be 19200.

Is Antenna diversity supported on eS-WiFi modules?

No, antenna diversity is not supported currently.

Do you have Ad-Hoc functionality?

The eS-WiFi SoftAP supports infrastructure mode for peer-to-peer connections.

How do you setup a TCP Comm Server?

1. Set Protocol to TCP 2. Set Local port number 3. Start TCP Comm Sever EX. P1=0 Select TCP Protocol P2=80 Set Port 80 P5=1 Start TCP Comm Server

How do you setup a UDP Client on eS-WiFi?

1. Set Protocol to UDP 2. Set Remote Host IP Address 3. Set Remote Port 4. Start UDP Client EX. P1=1 Select UDP Protocol P3=192.168.1.2 Set Host IP Address P4=8001 Set Port 8001 P6=1 Start UDP Client

How to reset factory space on the eS-WiFi module?

1. Z3=0 Select factory space 2. Z2 Clear settings 3. ZR or Reset RSTN

eS-WiFi Archive Firmware

eS-WiFi Archive Firmware Versions Version 1.2 – Released Date: 8/8/12 Version 1.1 – Released Date: 4/22/12 Version 1.0 – Released Date: 1/18/12

Can the eS-WiFi demo software run on any computer?

It can run on all Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. We recommend that you right click on the application and run as Administrator. Some of the demo applications are designed to send and receive files and the … Continue reading “Can the eS-WiFi demo software run on any computer?”

Do you support both IPV4 and IPV6 network stack?

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

What input voltage is required?

3.3 Volts.

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