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shellberight
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Posted: 04:15pm 01 Aug 2023
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Is it possible to configure Webmite to allow a direct wireless connection?

Example would be to connect my cell phone directly to it to retrieve web browser data without the need to have it connected to a router, then connect to the router, then access the webmite.

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matherp
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Posted: 04:31pm 01 Aug 2023
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The WebMite always runs in station mode. You could probably do what you want by setting your phone as a wireless hotspot and then connecting to it from the webmite
 
shellberight
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Posted: 03:58am 02 Aug 2023
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I wasn't sure if Webmite supported the Raspberry Pi Pico Soft Access Point as shown here: https://microcontrollerslab.com/raspberry-pi-pico-w-soft-access-point-web-server-example

Follow up question, does it support html & image objects from a connected SD card?  I don't see it indicated in it's documentation.  I know that the other two versions of the picomite do support an SD card for additional storage.

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TassyJim

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Posted: 05:58am 02 Aug 2023
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  shellberight said  
Follow up question, does it support html & image objects from a connected SD card?  I don't see it indicated in it's documentation.  I know that the other two versions of the picomite do support an SD card for additional storage.

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Yes
SD card on the WEBmite is no problem.

Jim
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