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SmartConfig Java Applet

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430FR5739

Hello,

I acquired a MSP430FR5739 and a CC3000 module, I downloaded the driver, the firmware and the Basic WiFi Application and I saw in Putty the message "Example App:driver version 1.13.7.15".

I opened SmartConfig Java Applet with Chrome, but the fields are not being completed. I've read the other forum posts and I found out that SmartConfig does not work if the laptop is connected via MIMO to the wireless router (ASUS RT-N12). 

Is it possible to connect from my laptop by changing a configuration? Or do I have to use SmartConfig for Android/iOS phone?

  • Hi Alina,

    That's right. If the configuration device is connected via MIMO, you can connect your CC3000 to the desired AP. Also, the java applet for smartConfig is not supported on latest Java updates. Please look at the below post (http://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/f/851/p/337135/1178056.aspx#1178056) to find the suitable version of java that works for this applet.

    You will see the details populated in the SSID and the Gateway IP Address field after you connect your laptop to the AP and launch the applet.

    Thanks & Regards,
    Raghavendra

  • Hello Raghavendra,

    Thank you for your quick reply. I installed the jre-7u25-windows-i586 kit, but the SmartConfig still does not load the SSID and gateway IP address. To check the jre, I typed the command java -version in cmd and I got "1.7.0_25", so I think it is the correct one.

    Do you know if I have to change something in the network adapter settings if the laptop connects via MIMO? 

     

  • Hi Alina,

    I don't think the issue at present is related to the MIMO device, because the smartConfig process has not yet started.

    Just to double confirm, is your laptop connected to the desired AP? Also, please make sure that you have downloaded the applet from the link http://www.ti.com/tool/smartconfig.

    Thanks & Regards,
    Raghavendra

  • Hello Raghavendra,

    I installed again the applet from the link, but I see the same behavior.

    Yes, my laptop is connected to the Access Point (ALINA'S WAN), which is set to wireless g only (this is the ASUS RT-N12 configured in AP mode).

    I also have a host router which is set to wireless n.

  • Hello Raghavendra,

    I was able to connect to the AP by changing the Java security from high to medium from Java Control Panel and disabling wireless security (WPA2). I received the IP address in Putty console , pinged it and it was answering.

    I followed the steps from the Simple mail Demo pdf and I sent the commands:

    Sending an Email

    1. Type "02,<server>,<port>,<user>" (do not forget the commas) to set the server-side configurations like the port number and username. The username will probably be the email address of the sender. An example use of this command might be:
    02,smtpcorp.com,2525,sender@ti.com


    2. Type "03,<to>,<subject>" (do not forget the commas) to set the "to" and "subject" lines of the email. An example use of this command might be:
    03,recipient@ti.com,Hello from CC3000


    3. Type "04,<message>" to write the body of your email. An example use of this command might be:
    04,Hello this is the CC3000 sending an Email!


    4. Finally, type "05" to send your configured message. If the message was sent successfully, LED7 should blink and "Message sent" should display over the terminal.

    I received a "DONE" message after the first 3 commands, but I did not receive a "Message sent" after typing 05.

    I will study the CC3000 Host Programming guide and do some debugging in order to have a better understanding.

    Thank you for your help!