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ESP8266mini-sniff connected to local Wifi #1
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I think the critical point from https://github.com/schollz/find-lf is I am fairly certain that its not possible to connect to a wifi access point while in monitor mode. I do have some code that periodically drops out of monitor mode, connects to an access point and reports its data but I haven't published it yet due to it some other problems I'm having with it. The other option might be to use 2 ESP8266 modules wired together via the serial ports so that one is the monitor and the other transmits back to base- 2 cheap ESP8266 modules might still be cheaper than a Raspberry Pi |
Hi, |
My code was taking about 7 seconds to connect & transmit on my home router. It went down to around 4 seconds if I used a static IP address rather than waiting for DHCP. I'm finding that many devices don't transmit regularly unless they are being actively used so making it harder to keep track of them. (Probably done to maximize battery life). |
Oh ok, |
Hi, |
Maybe you can try combining both the ino files into one big one and see if that helps? It seems that multiple-file projects are still a bit fragile under arduino IDE (I compiled mine using Visual Studio Code and it worked OK although I had to specify which was the main sketch file) |
Perhaps this will sort my problem to...? If I combine them? |
Hello,
is it possible to connect the mini sniffer to a local wifi?
As you can read here schollz/find-lf#17
It would be perfect to find my phone in house,
if i can place some mini sniffer nodes in my house and these node would connect to
my wifi. So i can look up where it is or was at least.
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