Yeah, it has to be something particular about the way this app works because I downloaded another Wi-Fi interface app and I can talk to the XBee Wi-Fi no problem.
Also, the port entry fields on the other applications accept decimal input, not hex, so the numbers don't appear to match what is in the S6B, even though the values are the same, due to the S6B using hex input.
Chris, here are my settings for XCTU:
Xbee Wifi settings in XCTU:
1. Baud rate 9600
2. Data Bits 8
3. Parity – None
4. Stop Bits 1
5. Firmware updated to newest 2021
6. AH network Infrastructure 2
7. CE infrastructure – Soft AP mode
8. IP protocol – TCP1
9. ID SSID – I just gave this a personal network name (Your phone will find the network and allow a login)
10. I didn’t assign a password
As per our phone conversation today I think the best bet is to adapt one of my own examples to your application and provide details that you can use to realize what you're trying to do. I will have this information available this weekend so you can start experimenting with it on Monday. It was nice talking to you today.
Chris let me extend my thanks for talking with me on Friday. I feel confident that you can now see my purpose for starting this thread. After our conversation, I do believe that your vision is bigger than mine concerning the true operation of the network and the type of app that will be required. I look forward to your solution. Many thanks for all your efforts.
KP
No problem. I still need to compile everything. I took a lot of screenshots on my tablet that I need to get sorted out for the app, so I am a little behind on getting the data posted. I will follow-up as soon as I have the information posted though. Will be working on it today in between calls, e-mail and forums.
Anyone wondering where this project is at can follow the thread on Savage///Circuits where there are a bunch of tutorials with lots of pictures, code examples and more coming.
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Also, the port entry fields on the other applications accept decimal input, not hex, so the numbers don't appear to match what is in the S6B, even though the values are the same, due to the S6B using hex input.
Xbee Wifi settings in XCTU:
1. Baud rate 9600
2. Data Bits 8
3. Parity – None
4. Stop Bits 1
5. Firmware updated to newest 2021
6. AH network Infrastructure 2
7. CE infrastructure – Soft AP mode
8. IP protocol – TCP1
9. ID SSID – I just gave this a personal network name (Your phone will find the network and allow a login)
10. I didn’t assign a password
http://tutorial.cytron.com.my/2014/02/14/xbee-wifi-in-soft-ap-mode/
I found the link above which helped me get the basics setup…
When I connect my phone to the network that the Xbee creates, it allows me to send data that I can see in XCTU
Let me know if this is what you are also getting
Thanks
Kevin
As per our phone conversation today I think the best bet is to adapt one of my own examples to your application and provide details that you can use to realize what you're trying to do. I will have this information available this weekend so you can start experimenting with it on Monday. It was nice talking to you today.
KP
No problem. I still need to compile everything. I took a lot of screenshots on my tablet that I need to get sorted out for the app, so I am a little behind on getting the data posted. I will follow-up as soon as I have the information posted though. Will be working on it today in between calls, e-mail and forums.
http://www.savagecircuits.com/showthread.php?659-XBee-Wi-Fi-Robot-Control-via-Android-App