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command
at+rsi_cfgget
. If the auto-connect feature needs to be
disabled, issue the command
at+rsi_cfgenable=0
. Refer to the PRM
for more details on these commands.
Flow 2: In this flow, the module is connected to an AP. A remote device
connects to the same AP and configures the module.
1.
Connect a PC or Host to the module through the UART interface and
power up the module.
2.
Configure the module to become a client and connect to an AP as
described in section Evaluation of Client Mode with Personal Security.
3.
Connect a Laptop (B) to the same AP. Open the URL
http://<Module’s IP address>/config.htm
in the Laptop. For
example, if the module was configured to have an IP of
192.168.100.20, then the URL is http://192.168.100.20/config.htm.
Make sure the browser in the laptop does not have any proxies
enabled.
4.
In the web page that opens, select “Client mode” and enter desired
values.
SSID: This is the SSID of the AP to which the module should connect
after configuration is over.
Data rate: Physical data rate. This can be set to „0‟. For more details,
refer to the section on wireless configuration in the PRM.
Tx Power: RF power for Tx. Set this to „2‟.
Security mode and PSK: This should match the security mode of the
AP to which the module should connect.
PC (P)
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