Hi,
You can find the source for the SimpleLink Starter Pro app here:
www.ti.com/.../wifistarterpro
As for OTA, you do not need to update the CC3220SF launchpad using OTA to run examples. Instead, I suggest you take a look at the tutorials at SimpleLink…
Apparently, the app is looking for the "mysimplelink" when detecting the device.
It is hard coded in the application and you can change it (the source code is available in https://www.ti.com/tool/WIFISTARTERPRO ).
Part Number: CC3200 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: WIFISTARTERPRO
when I download WIFI-STARTER_PRO_ANDROID_SOURCE from /wifistarterpro site
I can't build up on my android studio.
I followed the steps as instructed, ofline mode --> Enable , then…
Hello H. Wt, Have you tried to look at the source code for our mobile app so your app can implement that final step of the provisioning process? It would be much easier to account for that in the mobile app side. Since you have not implemented that portion…
Hi user5101291,
My code is just v.2.2.11 found at http://www.ti.com/tool/wifistarterpro with the modifications listed above (just signing with my own team key and setting Bit Code to No).
Sincerely,
Bryan Kahler
Okay, i think i see what you are saying.
Unfortunately no, the app was designed to allow you to change the device name while provisioning. If you wanted to change that, you could take the source code and modify it to not allow for this.
www.ti…
Hi Gary,
We do have Android source code available to talk to the CC3200. We have just pushed a new release out for Android, v2.22.22 that will be live on the website tomorrow at www.ti.com/.../wifistarterpro
An iOS version of the app is also available…
