Arduino Portenta H7 Unboxing Part 3: Wi-Fi Access Point

An Arduino Wi-Fi access point (AP) can be securely controlled or reconfigured from your own 2.4 GHz mobile devices. In my 3rd Arduino Portenta H7 project, I will take the industry-focused, dual-core Arduino Portenta H7 and program it to generate a webpage for controlling its own LED states. Today's code is based on Arduino's official example code. This video procedure includes how to fix the "Failed to mount the filesystem containing the WiFi firmware" error, should you encounter it.

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Timeline:

0:24 - Objectives
0:40 - Prerequisites
0:53 - Material and Software Requirements
1:55 - Step 1: Attach the Antenna
2:18 - Step 2: Connect USB
2:22 - Step 3: Retrieve the Example Code
2:34 - Step 4: Create simpleWebServer
2:40 - Step 5: Chose a Name and Password
3:10 - Step 6: Configure and Upload
3:25 - Step 7: Start the Serial Monitor
3:45 - Troubleshooting Serial Monitor
4:28 - Step 8: Log In
4:40 - Step 9: View the Server Address
5:20 - Affiliate
5:47 - Closing Remarks
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[unboxing_tomorrow]

BTW, expect at least 200 mA current draw from a 5 V supply. You WILL need to comment out the while() loop to run this without an attached computer.
0:24 - Objectives
0:40 - Prerequisites
0:53 - Material and Software Requirements
1:55 - Step 1: Attach the Antenna
2:18 - Step 2: Connect USB
2:22 - Step 3: Retrieve the Example Code
2:34 - Step 4: Create simpleWebServer
2:40 - Step 5: Chose a Name and Password
3:10 - Step 6: Configure and Upload
3:25 - Step 7: Start the Serial Monitor
3:45 - Troubleshooting Serial Monitor
4:28 - Step 8: Log In
4:40 - Step 9: View the Server Address
5:20 - Affiliate
5:47 - Closing Remarks

[maxhouseman]

Nice video! Is it also possible to integrate a Rest-Api?