Hi Everyone, I’m about to my wits end trying to get my Wifly into command mode, I’m not sure if it’s a software problem, or if its hardware. I’ve tried using Sparkfun’s WiFly Transparent Terminal Sketch http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/images … rminal.zip, and the new Arduino Library, in both cases the WiFly just hangs after I get the Bridge initialized successfully message. Below is all that the WiFly every prints to the terminal window.
WiFly Shield Terminal Routine
Bridge initialized successfully!
WiFly Ver 2.18, 02-02-2010
MAC Addr=00:06:66:00:3a:cf
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I assume that it’s stuck in a loop somewhere since I can’t even input the “$$$”, and I’ve never seen it display CMD. I’ve tried different terminal emulators, both on a Mac and PC, I’ve tried different arduino’s with all the possible sketches that anyone has every posted about, but I still can’t get this to work! Am I missing something? or maybe I just have faulty hardware? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
kevinlouie:
Hi Everyone, I’m about to my wits end trying to get my Wifly into command mode, I’m not sure if it’s a software problem, or if its hardware. I’ve tried using Sparkfun’s WiFly Transparent Terminal Sketch http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/images … rminal.zip, and the new Arduino Library, in both cases the WiFly just hangs after I get the Bridge initialized successfully message. Below is all that the WiFly every prints to the terminal window.
WiFly Shield Terminal Routine
Bridge initialized successfully!
WiFly Ver 2.18, 02-02-2010
MAC Addr=00:06:66:00:3a:cf
A
I assume that it's stuck in a loop somewhere since I can't even input the "$$$", and I've never seen it display CMD. I've tried different terminal emulators, both on a Mac and PC, I've tried different arduino's with all the possible sketches that anyone has every posted about, but I still can't get this to work! Am I missing something? or maybe I just have faulty hardware? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the help!
Hi
I’m just learning how to use the WiFly module. I designed a board with PIC to control it. I managed to connect to command line using hyper terminal. I noticed I could only connect to command line $$$ if GPIO-9 is at hi level 3.3v(ADHOC MODE) Then I managed to set commands using PC. May be this is the solution to your problem.
I’m still having trouble connecting it to my wireless router, I will report here when I do further reading.
Found that if you set the comms parameters in the SC16IS750, then make sure that the crystal is the right speed… all of a sudden everything started working for me. It’s still a little slow and buggy, but I’m heading into the right direction…