settings should match the stored settings used by the WiFly module. The
default is 9600 baudrate, 8 bits, No Parity, 1 stop bit, and
hardware flow control disabled.
Please DO NOT use HyperTerminal. Use TeraTerm as your terminal emulator.
NOTE: The comment regarding not using HyperTerminal is from RovingNetworks, I personally
use TeraTerm when in Windows and either MiniCom (via MacPorts) or CoolTerm in Mac.
If manipulating the wifi settings, it's recommended to only do change the settings from the serial
side of the device with a USB serial adapter and a null modem cable/adapter. If any mistakes
are made in the wifi config, you'll be locked out of the device until you connect to the serial side.
Multiple Configurations
It's possible to save multiple configurations for the Pigtail. The commands to do this are "save
configname" and "load configname" from Command mode.
Soft AP Configuration
This is the default configuration on all Pigtails shipped after August 20, 2012. This configuration
requires firmware version >2.45. See the Firmware Update Section below to update your
firmware.
#Enable Soft AP Mode
set wlan join 7
#Set WLAN Channel
set wlan chan 3
#Set WLAN SSID
set wlan ssid Pigtail
#Enable DHCP Server
set ip dhcp 4
#Set local IP address
set ip add 10.1.1.1
#Set local netmask
set ip net 255.255.255.0
#set gateway to self
set ip gateway 10.1.1.1
#Set local TCP listener port
set ip local 7373
#Set UDP broadcast port
set broadcast port 7373
#Set hello string
set comm remote *PT_HELLO*