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Adding Wifi To One Of My Existing Ez-B'S

Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Good Morning EZ-B Robot Builders !

How much Code would be required to add WiFi to one of my existing EZ-B's ?

I still want to Maintain ALL the ARC Features, other than BlueTooth !

A most reliable friend guided me to the following Modules :

Roving Networks' RN-XV Wi-Fi Module 30025, https://solarbotics.com/product/30025/

SparkFun XBee Explorer Regulated 50828, https://solarbotics.com/product/50828/

Thank You All For The Consulting Services,

[email protected], 602-246-1246(H)


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Thursday, 21 February 2013

Good Morning Robot-Doc & Thank You For The elechouse WiFi Link !

 The Elechouse Photo showing it connected to an Arduino suggests we simply unplug the Bluetooth transceiver from the EZ-B, and replace it with the TLG10UA03 embedded Uart-Wifi modules supplied by elechouse.


 Is it really Pin-For-Pin Compatible ?

 Looks GREAT ! Has anyone published the EZ-B Script or Code for it ?

Thank You, [email protected]

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No code is needed works like the bluetooth module

I am designing WIFI board to have both wireless and wired network

#4  

Hi Doug, The WiFi board is not a pin for pin lineup with the existing header on the EZ-B. Some jumper wires will be needed to connect the Tx, Rx, Vcc, and Gnd leads.

#5  

I dont think any board ,like WIFI usb,or bluetooth is

BEST idea is make adapter board,like the way DJ made for the older EZB with bluetooth

#6  

The class 1 BlueSMiRF from Sparkfun has the correct pin for pin wiring when the header is soldered to the bluetooth and plugs directly into the EZ-B header.

#7  

I have been working on wifi for a long time and got it to work but super slow,i am waiting for @ROBOTMAKER to do some magic :D

#8  

I hope soon to work,mostly very good at wifi and wired,PITTOM what board do you have,

I love testing all types,one right getting to start on is adding network wired RJ45 to have both wired and wireless with auto switching,same idea going to use for bluetooth