Answered

• RE: CC3300: Does TI plan to release an MCU version of their CC3300?

  

  Felicity Gonzalez

  Resolved

  Our sales team should be reaching out to you directly.

  • 3 months ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum
Answered

• RE: About long-distance(>20m) Wi-Fi solution

  

  RogelioD

  Resolved

  Hi Barkley, I would then look into the new CC3300 device. Its not officially out but coming very soon. It does have higher output power of +20dBm. It will need a host cpu (either Linux or MCU) which you can use for the camera interface. The SDK supports…

  • 18 days ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: WL1807MOD: Linux Kernel supported version of WiLink8

  

  Sabeeh Khan1

  If this is a new project, and your customer only needs Wi-Fi capabilities, I would suggest looking at CC3300 or CC3301: https://www.ti.com/product/CC3300

  • 2 months ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: BP-CC3301: Connecting BP-CC3301 WiFi module to BeagleBone Black board

  

  Andy Bui

  Hi Auguste, Sorry for the late response. Can you refer to the 'CC33XX Linux User's Guide'? The documentation there should help you get started. If you do not have this guide on hand, you can request access to the starting software and guides through the…

  • 1 month ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: AM623: Custom board bring-up trouble

  

  Z Graham

  Hi Judith, When I wrote this I wasn't getting a boot log, I was only able to see bus activity for the SD card. I've since went and rebuilt all bootloader stages and ensured I was using the HS_FS images with our DDR timings. I have SPL logs now, but for…

  • 1 month ago
  • Processors
  • Processors forum

• RE: CC3135: Secure SPI interface between Host MCU and Wifi chip

  

  thomas gaberan

  Hi Sabeeh, Thanks for your answer. I see that the CC3301 is currently not in production. Is that compatible with a production phase that would start end of this year ? Also, I see that CC3300 from the same family that looks quite the same but doesn't…

  • 4 months ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: IWR6843ISK-ODS: IWR6843ISK-ODS

  

  Nathan Block

  Hi Kate, As far as I understand, sending a message over MQTT would require a WiFi chip, which would mean you'd need to get a WiFi transceiver device. Take a look at the CC3200 or CC3300 to see if they can support this. Best, Nate

  • 4 months ago
  • Sensors
  • Sensors forum

• RE: CC3220MOD: Does CC3220MOD support WPA3 in AP mode?

  

  Felicity Gonzalez

  Hi CSC, We currently don't have a SoC type of Wi-Fi chip that will support WPA3 in AP mode (none of our CC31xx or CC32xx families). However, we can support WPA3 personal in AP mode on our companion IC family when running Linux. The part number is CC330x…

  • 4 months ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: CC3300 - DMA transfer from I2S port - RDMA interrupt

  

  Hardik Madhu75

  Hi Aashish, Apologies for reopening the thread. I am having problems when I try to modify the wifi audio app to work at 44.1kHz in transmission ( only need speaker, I have disabled everything related to microphone). I have posted the description in a…

  • over 6 years ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

• RE: Can some CC3300 Module pins be used for anther functionality ?

  

  Sarah P

  Hi Ibrahem, Do you mean the CC3100? We do not have a CC3300. You should be able to find all pin functionality in the CC3100MOD datasheet: www.ti.com/.../cc3100mod.pdf or the CC3100 datasheet, depending on what device you are using: www.ti.com/.../cc3100…

  • over 6 years ago
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi forum

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