PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters (mzoran)
I was looking at Microchip's WIFI devices recently, and I noticed that they are a bit expensive. I was wondering if anybody has any thoughts on using a cheap PC USB Wifi nano adapter to get a PIC32MX...
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I think it is possible.I think a fair amount of work is required.I wonder if using a Microchip WiFi module ( about $30 as I remember ) might be a reasonable alternative.
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I thinking mostly in terms of space and cost. Some PC USB components are very small. As small as a wireless mouse nano adapter. The best it appears that Microchip does is G in the 2.4GHz range....
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I would be concerned about a generic nano adapter undergoing unknown changes from one purchase to the next.Yes the only documentation I have seen is in the Stack.
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One would need to write a class driver to enumerate the WiFi device.These devices can be quite different in the way they use endpoints.and each wifi chipset has different internal SFR.So you would need...
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Hi,WiFi module manufacturers are only interested in the PC market...You won't find any drivers (except for major OS like Win & linux) and even no documentation.Best option is to look for embedded...
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RISCHi,WiFi module manufacturers are only interested in the PC market...You won't find any drivers (except for major OS like Win & linux) and even no documentation.Best option is to look for...
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mzoranThat's one of the issues I have with the MRF24WG0MA is that it isn't documented(at least not in the sense that other Microchip products are documented). You either need to use Microchip's TCP/IP...
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Don't these modules use Microchips own chips? I thought the interface for those was documented in the chip data sheet. I don't think so. Microchip doesn't appear to sell a chip based product for...
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Hi,Microchip WiFi modules come from 2 acquisitions ( ZeroG and Roving Networks ).There 2 companies developed their own chip and based on that chip a certified WiFi module.So Microchip owns these chips...
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Isn't situation same as with Bluetooth with HCI mode where complete stack must be implemented in PIC?For Bluetooth this is quite a lot of code and WiFi is much more complicated. I suppose that PC WiFi...
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drazenIsn't situation same as with Bluetooth with HCI mode where complete stack must be implemented in PIC? For Bluetooth this is quite a lot of code and WiFi is much more complicated. I don't think...
View ArticlePIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters (mzoran)
I was looking at Microchip's WIFI devices recently, and I noticed that they are a bit expensive. I was wondering if anybody has any thoughts on using a cheap PC USB Wifi nano adapter to get a PIC32MX...
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
I think it is possible.I think a fair amount of work is required.I wonder if using a Microchip WiFi module ( about $30 as I remember ) might be a reasonable alternative.
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
I thinking mostly in terms of space and cost. Some PC USB components are very small. As small as a wireless mouse nano adapter. The best it appears that Microchip does is G in the 2.4GHz range....
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
I would be concerned about a generic nano adapter undergoing unknown changes from one purchase to the next.Yes the only documentation I have seen is in the Stack.
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
One would need to write a class driver to enumerate the WiFi device.These devices can be quite different in the way they use endpoints.and each wifi chipset has different internal SFR.So you would need...
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
Hi,WiFi module manufacturers are only interested in the PC market...You won't find any drivers (except for major OS like Win & linux) and even no documentation.Best option is to look for embedded...
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
RISCHi,WiFi module manufacturers are only interested in the PC market...You won't find any drivers (except for major OS like Win & linux) and even no documentation.Best option is to look for...
View ArticleRe: PIC32MX - Using USB Host Mode To Connect To Cheap PC USB Wifi Adapters...
mzoranThat's one of the issues I have with the MRF24WG0MA is that it isn't documented(at least not in the sense that other Microchip products are documented). You either need to use Microchip's TCP/IP...
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