Hi
I would like to use esp_wifi_scan_start() in non-blocking mode; is there an API or register that allows to check if the scan has completed?
Thanks!
wifi scan in non-blocking mode
Re: wifi scan in non-blocking mode
Thanks for that.
Does the wifi_scan_start() api initiate an active scan or a passive scan (or both)? I would like to limit to active scan only, couldn't find a way so far to control the behavior beyond a brief mention in the data sheet.
Thanks!
Does the wifi_scan_start() api initiate an active scan or a passive scan (or both)? I would like to limit to active scan only, couldn't find a way so far to control the behavior beyond a brief mention in the data sheet.
Thanks!
Re: wifi scan in non-blocking mode
Howdy ry1234,
Purely because I are a dummy ... can you explain the distinction between an "Active" WiFi scan and a "Passive" WiFi scan?
Neil
Purely because I are a dummy ... can you explain the distinction between an "Active" WiFi scan and a "Passive" WiFi scan?
Neil
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Re: wifi scan in non-blocking mode
Hi Neil,
Passive scanning is where the client listens to the beacon broadcasts (typical beacon interval is 100 msec).
Active scanning is where the client transmits a probe request and waits for a probe response from all SSIDs that received the request.
Passive scanning is where the client listens to the beacon broadcasts (typical beacon interval is 100 msec).
Active scanning is where the client transmits a probe request and waits for a probe response from all SSIDs that received the request.
Re: wifi scan in non-blocking mode
Hi,
Another piece of information: the esp_wifi_scan_start() API takes 200 msec to return, for a single Wifi channel:
wifi_scan_config_t cfg = {NULL, NULL, 1, false};
ESP_ERROR_CHECK( esp_wifi_scan_start(&cfg, true));
So I suspect it is performing a passive scan (?)
Another piece of information: the esp_wifi_scan_start() API takes 200 msec to return, for a single Wifi channel:
wifi_scan_config_t cfg = {NULL, NULL, 1, false};
ESP_ERROR_CHECK( esp_wifi_scan_start(&cfg, true));
So I suspect it is performing a passive scan (?)
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