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If you're curious how the SmartConfig protocol works, see: http://depletionregion.blogspot.com/2013/10/cc3000-smart-config-transmitting-ssid.html http://depleti

• elecengin 12y ago
  Note that SmartConfig is a TI-specific technology only available in the Spark Core (which is based off the popular CC3000 module). The Photon is based off a Broadcom chip and only appears to support Soft-AP provisioning (where the device presents itself as an access point that a phone/tablet/computer connects to in order to configure Wifi credentials.)
  • sparticvs 12y ago
    My apologies. Reading the documentation page confused me, figured the Photon was the only device by the group.
  • jc4p 12y ago
    I'm excited to try out a Spark that isn't using the SmartConfig entirely because I'm unable to get it to connect to my WiFi network at work (running an enterprise WiFi setup using Cisco's APs)
• deleted 12y ago
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