Changes between Version 50 and Version 51 of expansion/gw16146


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Timestamp:
05/02/2024 04:00:11 PM (7 months ago)
Author:
Ryan Erbstoesser
Comment:

update AP and STA wording to clarify

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  • expansion/gw16146

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    348348===================================================
    349349}}}
    350  * show software/hardware version info:
     350 * Show software/hardware version info:
    351351{{{#!bash
    352352# ./cli_app show version
     
    356356OK
    357357}}}
    358  * set use of board data for tx power levels and calibration:
     358 * Set use of board data for tx power levels and calibration:
    359359{{{#!bash
    360360# ./cli_app set bdf_use on
     
    362362OK
    363363}}}
    364  * enable A-MPDU (frame aggregation):
     364 * Enable A-MPDU (frame aggregation):
    365365{{{#!bash
    366366# ./cli_app set maxagg 1 8
     
    381381OK
    382382}}}
    383  * set guard band interval to long (or short if you wish)
     383 * Set guard band interval to long (or short if you wish)
    384384{{{#!bash
    385385# ./cli_app set gi long
     
    387387OK
    388388}}}
    389  * enable RF calibration:
     389 * Enable RF calibration:
    390390{{{#!bash
    391391# ./cli_app set cal_use on
     
    411411modprobe nrc fw_name=nrc7292_cspi.bin bd_name=nrc7292_bd.dat spi_polling_interval=5
    412412}}}
    413   - after several seconds you should see a new wlan device under /sys/class/net
    414  c. find the correct wlan interface that is bound to the NRC7292 driver by looking for a devices in /sys/class/net with a SPI based device-driver:
     413  - After several seconds you should see a new wlan device under /sys/class/net
     414 c. Find the correct wlan interface that is bound to the NRC7292 driver by looking for a devices in /sys/class/net with a SPI based device-driver:
    415415{{{#!bash
    416416WLAN="$(for i in $(ls -d /sys/class/net/wlan* 2>/dev/null); do if [ -d $i/device/driver/spi* ]; then basename $i; fi; done)"
     
    472472 - for the Command Line App usage details see [https://github.com/Gateworks/nrc7292/blob/master/package/host/doc/UG-7292-007-Commnad%20line%20application.pdf UG-7292-007-Command Line Application.pdf]
    473473
    474 3. Configure AP or STA mode:
     4743. Configure AP (access point) or STA (station / client) mode:
    475475 * Define your channel and SSID via env variables (used in scripts below)
    476476{{{#!bash
     
    481481  - For Channel mapping details see: [https://github.com/Gateworks/nrc7292/blob/master/package/host/doc/UG-7292-003-S1G_Channel.pdf UG-7292-003-S1G_Channel.pdf]
    482482 * Open security model:
    483   - AP (using WLAN/SSID/CH env variables)
     483  - AP (access point) (using WLAN/SSID/CH env variables)
    484484{{{#!bash
    485485# apt install hostapd # make sure hostapd is installed
     
    509509wlan0: AP-ENABLED
    510510}}}
    511   - STA (using WLAN/SSID env variables)
     511  - STA (station / client) (using WLAN/SSID env variables)
    512512{{{#!bash
    513513# cat << EOF > /tmp/wpa_supplicant.conf
     
    552552# hostapd /tmp/hostapd.conf &
    553553}}}
    554   - STA (using WLAN/SSID/PSK env variables)
     554  - STA (station / client) (using WLAN/SSID/PSK env variables)
    555555{{{#!bash
    556556# cat << EOF > /tmp/wpa_supplicant.conf
     
    601601# hostapd /tmp/hostapd.conf &
    602602}}}
    603   - STA (using WLAN/SSID/PSK env variables)
     603  - STA (station / client) (using WLAN/SSID/PSK env variables)
    604604{{{#!bash
    605605# cat << EOF > /tmp/wpa_supplicant.conf