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Some updates on sentences and formatting 🙏🏼
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Preview Deployment🚀 Preview this PR: https://68c29c4df203cd14611f11cd--docs-content.netlify.app |
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…nt.md Co-authored-by: Josefine Herlin <[email protected]>
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Added some comments @BenjaminDannegard 🙏🏼
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Throughout the document we always talk about wifi credentials, but with provisioning 2.0 all network types are supported if the board compatible with provisioning 2.0 supports them.
For example with the Portenta H7 are supported also the Ethernet, CAT-M1 and Cellular connectivities. Opta supports both WiFi and Ethernet.
So, via BLE is possible to configure all these connectivity types
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Here are the boards that are compatible with Bluetooth provisioning via a Bluetooth connection: | ||
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- [Arduino UNO R4 WiFi](https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/uno-r4-wifi/) (Wi-Fi firmware version 0.6.0 or later required) |
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Is the Arduino Uno R4 the only listed because it's the only currently produced from factory with the new Provisioning sketch 2.0 installed?
Keep in mind that in the future also the other boards (Opta, Portenta H7, Giga, Nicla Vision....) will be produced in this way.
At that point what will differentiate a board that can be provisioned via BLE or not is whether there is a pulsating LED after the boot.
So the user can easily recognize if he can (or not) have the provisioning via BLE by the pulsing LED.
The pulsing LED can be
- blue led if the board has an RGB led
- the LED_BUILTIN in case the board doesn't have an RGB led
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You will now be taken to the device page. Here you can see the details of the board, change the name, attach it to a thing and change the network configuration. |
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No! After the click on "continue" the user will be asked to insert the network credentials as using BLE. It's the same flow as via BLE.
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