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Regarding WLAN Station

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Hi,

I have complete procedure as per Getting started Guide to build project of WLAN Station. 

I got success to link it with my wireless network, but the final out on board is only blinkink D7 RED LED and

on Tera term


*************************************************
CC3200 WLAN STATION Application
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Host Driver Version: 1.0.0.1
Build Version 2.0.7.0.31.0.0.4.1.1.5.3.3
Device is configured in default state
Device started as STATION

so, Not getting IP address on Tera term and any effect on LED D5 and D6.

Please guide me, I cannot able to write in Tera term, How to ping AP and www.ti.com to complete the project.

Thanks

Bhavdipsinh

  • Hi,

    Moving this post to CC31xx/CC32xx forum.

    Regards,
    Raghavendra

  • Hi,

        Did you set your access point details at common.h?

    - kel

  • Hi,

    Yes, I have set my AP details in common.h, Also following all the sequence of steps for build, ti RTOs, simplelink oslib etc, also set comport in tera term as well as baud rate(115200) as per guide.

    Still there is blinking only RED LED D7, but not effect in D5 & D6, and in Tera Term; not getting any IP address.

    I have tries similar process for two times but same result.

    Please guide me.

  • Hi,

        I just tested wlan_station at my CC3200 Launchpad and it works as expected.

        The LEDs will light in this sequence RED LED, GREEN LED, then ORANGE LED. If ping success this below will print out at Tera Term.

        "WLAN STATION example executed successfully"

         Put a jumper at SOP2. Then using Uniflash format your CC3200 Launchpad with 1 MB Size, and Secure and Alert check box left unchecked. After that load the latest Service Pack.

         Remove jumper at SOP2. Build wlan_station at CCS and run it at your CC3200 Launchpad. See, if you get the same results as I did.

         What Windows version are you using?

    - kel

  • Hi,

    I am using Windos 7 64-bit.

    Thanks for your suggested option,

    After formating and new servicepack installation.

    One confusion there, shall I remove jumper SOP2 during debug and load program in RAM?

    because as per document, they told to connect SOP2 jumper.

    Please clarify it.

    Thanks for you quick reply.

    Bhavdipsinh

  • BHavdipsinh Rathod said:
    One confusion there, shall I remove jumper SOP2 during debug and load program in RAM?

    It is okay to leave the jumper at SOP2 during CCS load program and debug.

    - kel

  • Hi,

    Thanks for provide details.

    One more thing, recently i know that my AP's security Type is WPA2 Personal, is it create problem if i write security type open of WPA in common.h?

    Please guide me.

    Thanks

    Bhavdipsinh

  • Hi,

    I have done.

    Thanks for your helping.

    Actually I need to change security type WPA2 using variable : SL_SEC_TYPE_WPA_WPA2


    *************************************************
    CC3200 WLAN STATION Application
    *************************************************

    Host Driver Version: 1.0.0.1
    Build Version 2.1.0.12.31.1.1.0.5.1.0.3.20
    Device is configured in default state
    Device started as STATION
    [WLAN EVENT] STA Connected to the AP: OSPL3 ,BSSID: 28:c6:8e:dd:1e:f1
    [NETAPP EVENT] IP Acquired: IP=192.168.1.16 , Gateway=192.168.1.1
    Connection established w/ AP and IP is aquired
    Pinging...!
    Device pinged both the gateway and the external host
    WLAN STATION example executed successfully

    Thanks

    Bhavdipsinh

  • BHavdipsinh Rathod said:
    Type is WPA2 Personal, is it create problem if i write security type open of WPA in common.h?

    I don't know what will happen. I have not done that.

    But, setting the security type to WPA most probably won't do anything bad to your CC3200 launchpad.

    - kel