Server address corruption?

[jdubrow]

I was trying to run the ServerExample code, which has this:

 Serial.println("Connected to wifi!");
  Serial.print("Server running at: ");
  String address = wifi.server(8080);//sets up server and returns IP
  Serial.println(address);


But when I run I receive this as output:

Connected to wifi!
Server running at: c

Any idea why the IP address is not working correctly?

[armband]

An obvious question worth stating ... Did you follow the step-by-step WiFi setup instructions on the Digix Wiki? Can you access the Digix WiFi module's management page from a web browser running on a machine in your network?

[digistump]

and if yes to all of that - have you tried the server example?

if yes to that try putting wifi.setDebug(true); after wifi.begin() and post the results of the serial window

[jdubrow]

I can access the device from the web page, plus I can talk to my program via the web....  here is the output from the serial logger around this code:

Connected to wifi: web!
Server running at: start at mode
next
wait for a
clear buffer
+ok

+ok

echo off
AT+E

+ok

AT+E

+ok

+ok

+ok=static,10.0.0.84,255.255.255.255,10.0.0.1

+ok

+ok

AT+ENTM

+ok

AT+ENTM

+ok

exit at mode
c

[jdubrow]

I wonder if I had an old version of the code, but I updated DigiFi.cpp to this and it seems to work now, the first substring was for 9 not 11.

String DigiFi::server(int port){
  startATMode();
  setNetParams("TCP","SERVER",port,"127.0.0.1");
  //setTCPConn("On"); //is this needed?
  String response = getSTANetwork();
  response = response.substring(11);
  response = response.substring(0,response.indexOf(","));
  endATMode();
  return response;
}