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Discover Wi-Fi Download Package

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Former Member over 11 years ago

Buongiorno,

ho recentemente acquistato il Kit Discover Wi-Fi, ma sembra che manchi un pacchetto di installazione tra i SW messi a disposizione secondo quando comunicatomi da Murata.

Il file in questione è " SNIC-8200-03-37191.exe" (o simile), che secondo Murata deve essere incluso nei file messi a disposizione all'atto del download.

E' possibile avere il suddetto eseguibile al fine di poter utilizzare sia la modalità SPI e soprattutto l'EZ Web Wizzard, contenuto nel pacchetto di installazione?


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Hi,

I recently bought the kit Discover Wi-Fi, but it's lacking an installation package from the SW made available when the second reported by Murata.

The file in question is "SNIC-8200-03-37191.exe" (or similar), which according to Murata must be included in the files made available at time of download.

it' possible to have the above-mentioned executable to be able to use both SPI and modality especially the "EZ Web Wizzard software", contained in the installation package?

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Grazie

Cordiali saluti.

 

Giuseppe.

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    @Andreas where did you find the update? I've been constantly mailing murata/broadcom and etc for these files (also the Programming Manual for the STM32F4 used together with the DIS WIFI) but they still haven't answered me correctly. They said that the Discovery-wifi v3.rar was on the element14 download page(same as the v2) but then when I downloaded it again I didn't get the update. still the old Discovery-wifi v2.rar.

     

    can anyone help me with this? Also, I found the code in the v2 to be lacking since I've tried to POST/GET req from internet websites(various websites, including www.murata-ws.com which was btw what the example documentation showed) but it DOES NOT work at all.

     

     

    I also tried to listen to the POST/GET request by using socket listener in my pc webserver but the board seems not to post anything.

     

    Finally, I noticed that right of the box and after extracting the Discovery-wifi V2.rar and building it it had warnings. But that's okay since it's not errors. So I kinda tried to fix it only to arrived at one last warning that seems to be an error caused when coding it originally.

     

    This piece of code generates a warning:
                                 
                int8u listen_sock = buf[2];

     

    I suspect that maybe, just maybe, the Discovery-wifi v2 codes are lacking or wrong.

     

    Please do help me cause I've been dealing with this for quite few months now.

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    @Andreas where did you find the update? I've been constantly mailing murata/broadcom and etc for these files (also the Programming Manual for the STM32F4 used together with the DIS WIFI) but they still haven't answered me correctly. They said that the Discovery-wifi v3.rar was on the element14 download page(same as the v2) but then when I downloaded it again I didn't get the update. still the old Discovery-wifi v2.rar.

     

    can anyone help me with this? Also, I found the code in the v2 to be lacking since I've tried to POST/GET req from internet websites(various websites, including www.murata-ws.com which was btw what the example documentation showed) but it DOES NOT work at all.

     

     

    I also tried to listen to the POST/GET request by using socket listener in my pc webserver but the board seems not to post anything.

     

    Finally, I noticed that right of the box and after extracting the Discovery-wifi V2.rar and building it it had warnings. But that's okay since it's not errors. So I kinda tried to fix it only to arrived at one last warning that seems to be an error caused when coding it originally.

     

    This piece of code generates a warning:
                                 
                int8u listen_sock = buf[2];

     

    I suspect that maybe, just maybe, the Discovery-wifi v2 codes are lacking or wrong.

     

    Please do help me cause I've been dealing with this for quite few months now.

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

    nciacrklo

     

    I simply downloaded it here from element14 from this page: STM32F4DISCOVERY Expansion Boards by clicking the "Download your software" button under the WiFi section. I don't have my download code in fornt of my right now, but I can try to find time tonight to try to download it again.

     

    Unfortunately I'v also had problems with the GET/POST part of the demo. I don't recall that v3 had any updates in the application code but I can try to make a diff between my project and the v3 example code.I didn't have time to investigate it any further yet, but it's on top of my to-do list when I manage to find some time again for this hobby project. I built everything on the Embedded ARM Eclipse plugin stack though and not using the Kiel IDE so I had to re-implement the stdio tunneling to the USART and also provide my own implementation for the things defined in rtl.h that is used in the demo. My problems could always stem from this so I can't say with confidence what my status is yet image

     

    Do you by any chance know if the default FW supports SPI or only UART communication with the murata module? Previsouly I figured I would start with getting the SPI link up before solving the HTTP fetch problems.

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