Hi there,
We're in the process of integrating a WiFi module based on the 88W8987 (U-Blox Jody W2), and have a couple of doubts on how to move forward with the integration:
We tried contacting U-Blox support and were told to ask directly on the NXP forums. A little guidance on these two points would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aleix.
Where did you find the bitbake recipes?
Were you able to use the positioning protocol using the 88W8987? How?
Hello,
Are you trying to interface your module with an i.MX RT device? If that is the case we have some material that enables some other modules for the RT
Still, currently that is all the material we have available for the RT devices.
Regards,
Estephania
Hi Estephania,
Thanks for your reply. Perhaps my question was not clear enough. We are trying to interface such module to a TI am335x SoC, however my question was related to the functionality of the WiFi chipset itself (88W8987) and the driver package provided to us .
This SoC (at least as per what the datasheet says "Wi-Fi indoor location positioning (802.11mc)") supports WiFi based ranging (aka FTM or WiFi-RTT).
We have been given the above mentioned driver pack, and we're wondering how to perform such WiFi ranging measurements using the tools/drivers provided in the driver package.
Best regards and happy new year!