Latest firmware for the 32420 Wi-Fi module
JimFouch2
Posts: 26
in Propeller 2
After watching the Programming your P2 with the WI-Fi module zoom meeting on the 16th, I bought one. It came with firmware from 2016.
I've looked high and low and can not find any newer firmware on Parallax's site. Both the DIP and SIP modules' pages have the same one from 2016.
Does anyone know where I can find the latest?
I've looked high and low and can not find any newer firmware on Parallax's site. Both the DIP and SIP modules' pages have the same one from 2016.
Does anyone know where I can find the latest?
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The latest version is here at the moment: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11KquS93woptxTfJMx8J7WY4tSFkeH9Oq
httpd_1218.ota
Upload it using the firmware menu in the WiFi module web-gui.
Module #1. Updates firmware, without issue, shows the P2 Drag/Drop Loader option, and I can upload binaries. SUCCESS!
Module #2. Updates firmware, displays "Version: v1.3 (2020-12-17 21:10:29 6-g6c70722)", but does not display the P2 Drag/Drop Loader option:
No P2 Drag/Drop option:
Debug Log (note: 791728> URL = /wx/setting?name=cmd-p2-ddloader
791728> GET args = name=cmd-p2-ddloader
791728> GET 'cmd-p2-ddloader' --> '0'): Can this module be reset & the firmware reapplied? How?
Module #3. Updates firmware, displayed correct version, on restart now fails to show up as an AP or STA on my network. No amount of twiddling the AP connections resets to AP-only mode! I will connect to this one via USB dongle and see if it responds as a USB device.
dgately
For module #3, when you say:
do you mean you've tried to reset the module by grounding the PGM pin 4 times (within 2sec, I think?)?
You may also be able to attach a serial link to the DBG pin to see if there's any useful info logged there, if it's configured.
Cheers,
Jesse
Attached a serial link to DBG and have touched RST to GND... It spits out garbage text (I have tried many normal BAUD rates as well as 2_000_000 & 3_000_000, in case I had set that initially) to the terminal.
2 out of 3 is good enough for now!
I've seen a few software options, but they are like $100-$900 depending on how many ports you open.
Sure, you can use the Prop Plug and connect up the wires or use any TTL-232R-3v3 module to talk to the WiFi module.
The unit must only supply 3.3v and that includes the pins. This is what I use to program the module. I have and LDO in-between that converts the 5 volts to 3.3.
If you use the SIP version you can power it with 5 volts.
Mike