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Structure Member
Name
Description
is -20dBm, the value returned is 20.
RSSI information indicates the signal
strength of the Access Point.
aSSID
SSID of the Access Point
uScanCount
Number of scanned Access points
4.9.4 Set WEP Key
Description
This command is issued to supply WEP keys to the module, if the AP is in WEP
mode. In some APs, there is an option to provide four WEP keys (with indices 0,
1, 2, 3). This command supplies the keys with index 1, 2 and 3. The key with
index 0 is supplied in the “Join” command‟s parameter uPSK. This is an optional
command and need not be issued, if the AP is configured with the WEP key of
index 0.
Relevance
This command is relevant both when the TCP/IP stack is enabled or bypassed.
Frame Body
struct wlan_cnfg_WEP_keys_s
{
UINT8 wep_index;
UINT8 wep_psk[3][32];
} wlan_cnfg_WEP_keys_t;
Structure Member
Name
Description
wep_psk[3][32]
WEP keys of index 1, 2 and 3.
wep_index
Key index to be used to select the
key. Allowable values are 0, 1, 2, and
3. If this value is 0, the key supplied
in the uPSK field of the “Join”
command is used. If the value is 1,
the first value in the array wep_psk is
used; if the value is 2, the second
value in array wep_psk is used; if the
value is 3, the third value in array
wep_psk is used.