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Hi Scott, I haven't used the Summit WLANEx calls, but did try using the wlan card in both WZC and Summit mode while doing our original testing with PsionTekloix::System::Peripherals::SetPowerState with the same results. The build product from the example above caused one of our current test devices...

WZC does not employ the 'profile' construct that DSA and SCU utilize. Once you invoke 'SaveConfiguration', then Microsoft's WZC stack takes over and attempts to connect to the preferred network in your configuration.

I don't understand what you are asking... For handling certificates, please download the latest from I.W: http://community.psion.com/downloads/developer_sdkhdk/m/sample__demo_code/1176.aspx Goto line 77 in DSA.cpp. From there it shows you how to handle certificates. The first version of...

The WLAN namespace has been deprecated, and may not work on the newer platforms... Please use the WLANEx namespace (and with that, you must use the proper supplicant namespace). For examples on this, please see the following: http://community.psion.com/downloads/developer_sdkhdk/m/sample__demo_code...

The MAC address of the AP is also called the BSSID. You can get this information via our MDSDK in the WLANEx namespace. Specifically, use the API GetConnectionStatistics . There are two good demos for using the API: http://community.psion.com/downloads/developer_sdkhdk/m/sample__demo_code/1175...

Update with WLANEx and NoteDG tags

Hi, I'm writing a function that will configure the WLAN profile on a Psion NEO to a certain set of parameters. The flow of the function is: See if the currently-active profile has the same name as the SSID passed to the function. If so, exit Look for a config profile with the same...

Adding WLANEx and NoteDG tags

Good evening, Please feel free to use our Mobile Devices SDK [.NET] WlanEx namespace as it provides the necessary functions to achieve this. As a start, take a peek a the WlanEx C# demo solution that comes with our Mobile Devices SDK. E.g. C:\Program Files\Psion\Mobile Devices SDK V5.4\Samples...

psionhack, In case it helps, the attached simplistic VS2008 C# solution illustrates how to call the GetAvailableNetworks function in a separate thread and verify the main thread is still responding to user interactions (in this case key press events). VS2008 C# Get Available Networks [DEMO] Solution...