Add support for specifying Wi-Fi country code#182
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Summary
This pull request introduces support for specifying a Wi-Fi country code to ensure compliance with regional wireless regulations, including channel restrictions.
Key changes
Added firmware support for setting the Wi-Fi country code using
#define WIFI_COUNTRY "XX".Default remains world safe mode (channels 1–11) for universal compatibility.
Updated documentation to explain the new configuration option.
Impact
Improves regional Wi-Fi compliance and connectivity reliability, particularly in countries where access point configurations rely on local regulatory channels.
No breaking changes — devices without
WIFI_COUNTRYdefined will continue using the default world safe setting.Issues