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This isn't really an issue but I thought I'd ask here nonetheless.
I noticed that Atmel's default provisioning page has a 'Device name' field. The field is indeed used by the html page (i.e. its not just a dummy field) and gets sent as part of the POST request to the WINC1500.
However, there's no mention of this field in the struct tstrM2MProvisionInfo and examining the contents pvMsg in my debugger doesn't show any other unhandled fields. Does anyone know what the intension of this field is and if it can be read from the M2M library?
The reason I ask is that I was hoping to hijack it in order to allow a user send more settings to my device than just the SSID and enc-key.
Thanks!
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If you go to the dashboard of your wifi router, you can find a list of connected devices. The device name is shown here. It helps you to identify the device.
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What is the purpose of 'Device name' field in the Provisioning Page
How is the 'Device Name
Jul 26, 2021
broddo
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How is the 'Device Name
How is the 'Device Name' field handled in the M2M driver?
Jul 26, 2021
Thanks, that make sense. Any idea how this is handled in the M2M driver? I don't see it being referenced anywhere. This might well be hidden in Microchip's proprietary firmware so I may be asking in the wrong place.
This isn't really an issue but I thought I'd ask here nonetheless.
I noticed that Atmel's default provisioning page has a 'Device name' field. The field is indeed used by the html page (i.e. its not just a dummy field) and gets sent as part of the POST request to the WINC1500.
However, there's no mention of this field in the struct tstrM2MProvisionInfo and examining the contents pvMsg in my debugger doesn't show any other unhandled fields. Does anyone know what the intension of this field is and if it can be read from the M2M library?
The reason I ask is that I was hoping to hijack it in order to allow a user send more settings to my device than just the SSID and enc-key.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: