This section covers software, firmware, and development resources for IEEE 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow) devices and tooling. The goal here is to build a clear, practical reference that helps you configure devices, write applications, test links, and understand the protocol stack from the ground up.

This documentation focuses on:

• HaLow firmware behavior and command interfaces
• Host software and integration with Linux and embedded systems
• Tools for configuration, debugging, and testing
• APIs, libraries, and code examples for developers

Whether you are getting a module online for the first time or tuning a long-range deployment, this section will guide you.

Low-level device command interface, firmware features, upgrade methods, and radio behavior.

Start here:

• Firmware Overview
• AT Command Reference (2.x)

Programming interfaces, libraries, and platform bindings used to build HaLow-enabled software.

Coming soon

Host-side programs for device configuration, monitoring, testing, and network analysis.

Coming soon

Guides and examples for running HaLow devices under Linux, bridging interfaces, network services, and tuning.

Coming soon

Walkthroughs and reference builds to help you learn through practical examples.

Coming soon

This documentation grows with the community. If you have modules, logs, test results, configuration examples, or code to share, your contributions are welcome.