Select the hardware that you are using for Wi-Fi connectivity.
Default:
WiFi shield
WiFi shield
– Select this hardware when the
WiFi shield is connected to the Arduino® board.
ESP8266
– Select this hardware when the
ESP8266 chip is connected to the Arduino board. When you set the WiFi hardware as
ESP8266
, the Hardware Serial
Port parameter appears.
Select this check box to disable the DHCP. The static IP address provided is used for setting up the WiFi connection.
Enter the IP address of the Arduino WiFi hardware.
Enter the SSID of your network. An SSID is a unique ID consisting of 32 characters and is used for naming wireless networks. An SSID ensures that the data you send over the network reaches the correct destination.
The WiFi encryption of the network you connect to.
Default:
None
None
Network is not WiFi encrypted.
WPA
Network uses WPA WiFi encryption.
WEP
Network uses WEP WiFi encryption.
Enter the WEP key of the network.
This parameter appears only when you select WEP
for the
WiFi encryption parameter.
Enter the WEP key index of the WEP key.
This parameter appears only when you select WEP
for the
WiFi encryption parameter.
Enter the WPA password of the network.
This parameter appears only when you select WPA
for the
WiFi encryption parameter.
Note
Passwords that contain %
are not supported.
Select the port using which the Arduino board communicates with the ESP8266. The hardware serial port is the port on the Arduino board that is connected to ESP8266. For more information on serial ports available on different Arduino boards, see Pin Mapping on Arduino Blocks.
Note
When selecting a hardware serial port, ensure that you select a different port number from the number specified in the Port number parameter of Serial Receive and Serial Transmit blocks.