TIPIC Arduino - WiFly code

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TRADEMARKS
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"WiFly", "RN-131","RN-171", "RN-174", "RN-XV" are trademarks / tradenames of Roving Networks Inc.
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LICENSE
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This code is released under whatever public license applies…

WiFly code based on WebTimeA1.ino by Tom Waldock
© 2012 Andy Rawson

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INSTALLATION
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Libraries Needed
Arduino WiFly Driver - http://arduinowifly.sourceforge.net/
Streaming and PString libraries by Mikal Hart's from http://arduiniana.org
I2C master library by Peter Fleury <pfleury@gmx.ch>  http://jump.to/fleury


This is the initial release and still needs lots of work. It uses a WiFly module for communication to the phone. It joins the WiFly to a local wireless network, this will probably be changed to the WiFly setting up an adhoc network for the phone to connect to a known ip after joining it. That is assuming that a WiFly is still used in the future. The best communication path is probably with Bluetooth 4 BLE but that requires a BLE enabled phone so for now that limits the phones available to use.

Configuration
The current version joins the WiFly to a local wireless network to talk to the phone. To do this you need to hardcode the SSID and Passcode. It currently supports 2 different SSIDs and will failover to the second one if it can't join the first. Set MY_WIFI_SSID and MY_WIFI_PASSPHRASE at least.

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SUPPORT
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https://github.com/RHWorkshop/


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HISTORY
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*** 2012-Sept-4 Initial release.