openPicus Flyport WIFI

2 Feb 2012

I have tried to develop an application using the MRF24WB0MA Wifi module from Microchip. I had no problem building a board, however, I had huge problems unravelling code for the TCP/IP stack.

All code provided by Microchip is intended to be used in conjunction with the relevant daughter boards, and development kits, such as the PIC18 Explorer kit. After looking on the internet for some sample code, or a similar project that I could adapt, I found openPicus Flyport!

I could not afford to purchase a Flyport Wifi module for myself, and had all components needed to create one, schematics are freely available for download. Therefore I have attempted to build one myself.

This blog will contain details on the build of a prototype and relevant test and development notes.

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robotonics over 14 years ago +1

I have fixed the printing problem, so the circuit could now be completed. I have purchased a lot of 47 sheets of HP Premium Inkjet transparencies on Ebay. The difference in finish between the HP and previously…

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robotonics over 14 years ago

Well if you ever need a board in a rush, I can make for you and post. All I would need is layout, cost would be around £5 for a 100x80mm FR4 board. Or if you need help with making your own, just ask!
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Well if you ever need a board in a rush, I can make for you and post. All I would need is layout, cost would be around £5 for a 100x80mm FR4 board. Or if you need help with making your own, just ask!
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