Is is possible to use the Core with a router that isn’t set up over the Internet? Like I want to be able to take a router and set up a network in different places and use the Core to send data back and forth. Can I do that even if its not hooked up to the Spark Cloud or whatever?
Totally! Right now the stock firmware and flashing process are meant to make things easy for people who don’t have a local build environment setup. This kind of change will get easier using the web IDE, but if you wanted to do this now, you could grab and flash the core-firmware, and you can have any kind of behavior you’d like since it’s all open.
Right now the user application only runs after being connected to wifi / the cloud, but you can disable this in main.cpp, and you can change what server you connect to by changing the IP in core-firmware/src/spark_utilities.cpp on like 447.
Thanks for the quick reply Dave!
I’m a mechanical engineer trying to use this for data acquisition so forgive me if I ask stupid questions haha. Which main.cpp is it in? Also you wouldn’t happen to know when wired coding is gonna be available?
@jsa0014 If you’re up for setting up a local build environment, you can do so now; just follow the README on the core-firmware repository that David linked to.