Hi All,
I didn't found any topic about this but I'm wondering if it is possible to use a Wifly to control a multiwii ? like the BT_SERIAL mode ?
I allready have ordered a arduino pro mini and a wifly shield, i'd like to control it using a smartphone or a tablet.
I there any way to communicate from wifly to arduino pro mini using serial ? or juste program the wifly with multiwii and leave arduino pro mini out.
Thanks,
Wifly shield
- LuisFCorreia
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Re: Wifly shield
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the WiFly shield needs a TCP/IP stack on the arduino itself.
the BT_SERIAL mode relies on serial data being presented to the arduino.
To be able to fully reply to your question, I would need to analyse this module.
the BT_SERIAL mode relies on serial data being presented to the arduino.
To be able to fully reply to your question, I would need to analyse this module.
Re: Wifly shield
Ok thanks for your reply, I did bought the WiFly shield I can do some testing if you need.
It would be great if you could use Wifly only as a standalone multiwii controller. I'd like to build a tiny quad for indoor use via Wifi
The other parts I bought are used to build another quad that I will control with a RC.
It would be great if you could use Wifly only as a standalone multiwii controller. I'd like to build a tiny quad for indoor use via Wifi

The other parts I bought are used to build another quad that I will control with a RC.
- LuisFCorreia
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Re: Wifly shield
We can work together on that.
My android app can and will probably expanded to use wifly shield, just let me know the exact features it does support.
(Remember, a non-rooted stock Android will not connect to ad-hoc wireless networks without major hacking.)
My android app can and will probably expanded to use wifly shield, just let me know the exact features it does support.
(Remember, a non-rooted stock Android will not connect to ad-hoc wireless networks without major hacking.)
Re: Wifly shield
Yes we can, I hope I can find enough time.
I'm a .net developer, so I can start learning android sdk or ndk, and I have some basic knownledge on circuits.
I've a rooted HTC Desire HD.
Here is the manual for the WiFly board : http://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wire ... SX-um2.pdf
An example of wiring Rx,Tx: http://arduinology.tumblr.com/WiFlyBuild
I'm a .net developer, so I can start learning android sdk or ndk, and I have some basic knownledge on circuits.
I've a rooted HTC Desire HD.
Here is the manual for the WiFly board : http://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wire ... SX-um2.pdf
An example of wiring Rx,Tx: http://arduinology.tumblr.com/WiFlyBuild