Updated all ESP32 eduroam examples

tigoe · May 3, 2024 · 375e407 · 375e407
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diff --git a/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino b/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino
@@ -6,9 +6,16 @@
   Note that the WiFi radio on the ESP uses 2.4GHz,
   so you should check to see if your institution's 
   version of eduroam still implements 2.4Ghz. 
-  At AAU-Copenhagen, for example, there is a separate 
+  At some institutions, for example, there is a separate 
   network called eduroam-2.4Ghz. 
 
+   Here's what your arduino_secrets.h file should look like:
+  #define EAP_IDENTITY ""      // use [email protected] in for most institutions 
+  #define EAP_USERNAME ""      // usually just a repeat of the identity
+  #define EAP_PASSWORD ""      // your  password
+  #define SECRET_SSID "eduroam"    // eduroam SSID
+
+
   modified 2 May 2024
   by Tom Igoe
 */

diff --git a/WiFi_ESP_examples/HttpClientSimple_ESP_eduroam/HttpClientSimple_ESP_eduroam.ino b/WiFi_ESP_examples/HttpClientSimple_ESP_eduroam/HttpClientSimple_ESP_eduroam.ino
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
   and on eduroam at Aalborg University Copenhagen.
   Note that the WiFi radio on the ESP uses 2.4GHz,
   so you should check to see if your institution's 
-  version of eduroam still implements 2.4Ghz. At AAU-Copenhagen, for example,
+  version of eduroam still implements 2.4Ghz. At some institutions, for example,
   there is a separate network called eduroam-2.4Ghz. 
 
   Here's what your arduino_secrets.h file should look like:

diff --git a/...mples/WifiUDP_OSC_Button_Client_ESP32_eduroam/WifiUDP_OSC_Button_Client_ESP32_eduroam.ino b/...mples/WifiUDP_OSC_Button_Client_ESP32_eduroam/WifiUDP_OSC_Button_Client_ESP32_eduroam.ino
@@ -11,6 +11,12 @@
   version of eduroam still implements 2.4Ghz. At AAU-Copenhagen, for example,
   there is a separate network called eduroam-2.4Ghz. 
 
+  Here's what your arduino_secrets.h file should look like:
+  #define EAP_IDENTITY ""      // use [email protected] in for most institutions 
+  #define EAP_USERNAME ""      // usually just a repeat of the identity
+  #define EAP_PASSWORD ""      // your  password
+  #define SECRET_SSID "eduroam"    // eduroam SSID
+
   Uses the OSC library by Adrian Freed and Yotam Man
   https://github.com/CNMAT/OSC
   http://librarymanager/All#WiFiUDP