mackrackit's ConnectOne example code

[jellis00]

Here's a link to his ConnectOne example.

Pros: The ConnectOne modules have a complete set of internet protocols and all the coding is similar to that in the mackrackit example. Configuration can be done via the ethernet or serial connection. The modules do all of the heavy lifting. IMO, these are the easiest to use.

Dave, I am considering using a ConnectOne MiniSocketWiFi Module for a battery operated wireless application because it has a shutdown mode that only consumes 40 uA...which is lowest consumption that we have found in any other wireless module.

We intend on sending it data via its asynchronous serial interface (no flow control) for WiFi transmission. However, after reviewing the data sheet for the MiniSocketWiFi module we are confused as to whether it requires use of the DTS and DSR handshaking interfaces. Your posting here doesn't say which ConnectOne module you are using, but I would very much like to see a reference design if you have one and an explanation of how you are wiring the serial interface...maybe even a schematic?

Would also like to know from your example the delay time from AT message transmission to the ConnectOne until the WiFi message is actually transmitted via WiFi if you by chance have measured it or can estimate it?