Part Number:CC3220MODA
We have been working with the CC3220 and the example project, "network_terminal_CC3220SF_LAUNCHXL_tirtos_ccs"
We have programed the target using an Aardvark SPIFLASH programmer using a HEX file I created with UniFlash.
We have several prototypes and I have been trying to give them a SSID with something like our product model number and serial number. In the Uniflash Development Mode - AP & Wi-Fi® Direct Group Owner WLAN Configuration dialog I have tried to set the SSID with for example,"mysimplelinkST365SN"1, "mysimplelinkST365SN2", "mysimplelinkST365SN3" .... and so on where the last digit is a serial number for our prototypes.
I have programed the target prototypes and then use the UART interface to turn on the WLAN_AP_START where I turn on the WLAN also try to set the SSID. I see the WLAN interface come up on my WI-FI monitor phone application. Unfortunaly I have our serial number 4 and serial number 5 reporting that they are serial number 3.
I am not able to set the SSID from the wlan_ap_start -s command which the help menu for "network_terminal_CC3220SF_LAUNCHXL_tirtos_ccs" clearly says I can do.
I have even gone back into Uniflash and made a new HEX file where I double checked that I set the SSID for serial number 5, and loaded the SPIFLASH. The prototype still shows SSID of "mysimplelinkST365SN3" when I do the wlan_ap_start command.
I wonder if the SSID got stored some where the first time I programed the CC3220MOD and I am not reprogramming it correctly.
Bottom line, the UniFlash seams to be offering me a way to program the SSID and the "network_terminal_CC3220SF_LAUNCHXL_tirtos_ccs" application seams to be offering me a way to reset the SSID at run time but my prototype serial number 5 is stuck reporting serial number 3.
Not sure what to try next. (I am going to find an up the version from " Network Terminal Example Ver: 1.0.1.0" to something else so that I can be sure I have loaded new code).