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    Quick start for Wi-Fi

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      gxshen
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      Hi I am trying to send Wi-Fi packets using LoPy4. I have checked the official documentation (https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/networks/wlan/). However, it only shows how to build a connection between the AP and the STA but does not show how to send messages between them. Is there any quick start tutorial like the 'ping-pong' example for LoRa? More specifically, I would like to send messages from AP to STA (both are LoPy4).

      Any help would be appreciated.

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        @gxshen You can use the usual socket communication, e.g. with UDP. The Internet is full of examples, e.g. here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27893804/udp-client-server-socket-in-python

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