SPF 30, two operating modes.
SB 32 has two operating modes, the station mode or stair mode, and the soft access boring mode or
of it's called AP mode.
Now let's talk about each of them.
One of the greatest features?
Yes, SB 32 provides is that it cannot only connect to an existing Wi-Fi network and act as observer,
but it can also set up a network of its own, allowing other devices to connect directly to it and access
or pages.
This is possible because SB 32 can operate in different operating modes.
Usually there's three the station or the soft access point mode and the third one that combines both
of them at the same time, which provide the possibility of building mission networks.
But we won't come out of that one because the two mostly used operating modes are station mode and soft
access point mode.
In case you are interested in mission networks, who can?
Referred to the documents that we will provide with this course to read more about the mode that combines
both of these two modes.
Now let's start by covering the station.
Would they ask P32 that's going next to an existing Wi-Fi network.
One created by your wireless router is called station or station mode SB.
Now, in a statement, U.S. B-52 gets IP from wireless router to which it is connected with this IP
address, it can set up a web server and deliver packages to all connected devices under existing Wi-Fi
network.
So as you can see here, we have an access point and the ISP will connect to that access point so that
it can has access to the internet.
Now, the second mode is called Soft Access Point modes in the Soft Access Point mode.
The SPF 30 tool creates its own Wi-Fi network and acts as a hub just like Wi-Fi adapter for one or more
stations.
That's called Access Point or AP.
Unlike Wi-Fi router, it does not have interface to our network, so such mode of operation is called
soft access point or soft.
AP also the maximum number of stations that can be connected to its UH.
Network is very limited.
It's like up to five in MP mode, SB 32 creates a new Wi-Fi network and set aside.
Which is basically the name of the network and IP address to it.
With this IP address, it can deliver web pages to all connected devices under its own network.
And some this image, you can see that this sport acts as a soft access point and the laptop and the
mobile phone acts as a station so they can connect to that network that was created by the ESB board.
This is the soft access point mode.
While in the station sitting in the station woods, the ESB has to connect to the access point to access
the internet.
Otherwise, it won't be able to access the internet and it can't create its own network.
So the laptop can connect to the ESB network directly because it doesn't have any.
While an Access Point mode soft access point mode VSP creates a wireless network that any device can
connect to.
So this is the main difference between towards these tools and this mode.
ESB act as an access point here.
ISP acts as a station that connects to an access point that is already there.
Thanks for watching this lesson.
If you have any questions about these tools, you can ask them in the table.
I will also provide explanation on how to code each of these tools and what are the modifications required
to switch between soft access point mode and station mode.
This will be in the coding section.
That's it for now.
This is Asha from educational engineering team.