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Redpine Signals, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. Page 177
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Response
The first Word (first two bytes) of the Frame body are used to indicate
the type of Control Data Frame Response.
First Word = 0x0012. Refer
For response to Query MAC address , the MAC address is in Frame body
after this first 2 bytes in a structure described below:
typedef struct WLAN_EVT_GET_MAC_Addr
{
UINT8 aMacAddr[6];
UINT32 reserved;
} WLAN_EVT_GET_MAC_Addr_t;
The “reserved field” always returns „0‟.
4.13 Connecting to a Preconfigured Access Point
The RS9110-N-11-2X module can connect to a pre-configured access point after
the module boots up. This feature facilitates fast connection to a known network.
The corresponding commands are described below.
4.13.1 Store Configuration in Flash Memory
Description
This command is used to save the parameters of an access point to internal flash
memory. This command should be given after successfully executing the JOIN and IP
config commands. This will enable the module to join immediately to this access
point the next time the module powers up (within 200 ms of power up), provided the
automatic join feature is enabled by the command store config enable.
Relevance
This command is relevant both when the TCP/IP stack is enabled or bypassed.
Frame Body
This command does not have the frame body
Parameters
None
Response
struct WiFi_CNFG_SaveConfigRsp
{