WiFly GSX
www.rovingnetworks.com
WiFlyGSX-um 9/16/2010
809 University Avenue
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Los Gatos, CA 95032
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set wlan join <value>
sets the policy for automatically joining/associating with network access
points. This policy is used when the module powers up, including wake
up from the sleep timer.
Value
Policy
0
Manual, do not try to join automatically
1
Try to join the access point that matches the stored
SSID, passkey and channel. Channel can be set to
0 for scanning. (Default)
2
Join ANY access point with security matching the
stored authentication mode. This ignores the stored
SSID and searches for the access point with the
strongest signal. The channels searched can be
limited by setting the channel mask.
3
Reserved – Not used
4
Create an Adhoc network, using stored SSID, IP
address and netmask. Channel MUST be set.
DHCP should be 0 (static IP) or set to Auto-IP with
this policy. (unless another Adhoc device can act as
DHCP server)
This policy is often used instead of the hardware
jumper to creat a custom Adhoc network
set wlan hide <0, 1>
Hides the WEP key and WPA passphrase. When set, displaying the wlan
settings shows ****** for these fields. To unhide the passphrase or
passkey, re-enter the key or passphrase using the set wlan key or set wlan
passphrase command. Default = 0, don’t hide.
set wlan key <value>
sets the 128 bit WEP key. If you are using WPA or WPA2 you should
enter a pass phrase with the set wlan passphase command. Key must be
EXACTLY 13 bytes (26 ASCII chars). Data is expected in HEX format,
“0x” should NOT be used here.
Example : “set w k 112233445566778899AABBCCDD”
Hex digits > 9 can be either upper or lower case.
The Wifly GSX only supports “open” key mode, 128 bit keys for WEP.
WEP-128, shared mode is not supported as it is known to be easily
compromised and has been deprecated from the WiFi standards.
